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Kell House Museum, also known as The Kell House, is a historic house museum in Wichita Falls, Texas, United States. The house was occupied from 1909 until 1980 by members of the family of Frank Kell, who made a fortune in railroads, flour milling and oil. Kell and his brother-in-law, Joseph A. Kemp, are considered the two leading business promoters of Wichita Falls in the early decades of the 20th century.
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A historic community localle since 1908. The theater features mainstream musical and drama productions. Their website lists an upcoming production calendar.
Downtown near the old train depot, at Ohio and 8th Street. The market features peaches, plums, berries, melons, and veggies.
An architectural curiosity 40 feet tall with a 118 square foot base with a big claim for itself.
A recreation of the tumbly little cascade after which the town was named. You can see it from the southbound approach on I-44 or alternatively hike to it from a small parking area just west of the Broad Street underpass with I-44 (remember to secure belongings).