LaSalle Shoppes

Shop the Shoppes! Over 30 vendors featuring ever-changing merchandise. One of the most unique and original malls in Central Texas. Facebook Instagram

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JDH Iron Designs

Specializing in custom metal art designs from wall art and home decor to custom projects and everything in between, JDH Iron Designs is your one-stop shop for your metal design project needs. Visit Jimmy Don Holmes’ store and shop. You are likely to find some of the great signs seen on HGTV’s Fixer Upper or have them…

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Hillcrest Estate

Hillcrest Estate is a beautiful, historic home in the heart of Waco. A renovation by the Magnolia Homes team infused fresh, updated features with the home’s original details and character. You can check availability at https://magnoliamarket.com/stay/. Please note that this property is on a very busy street – do not stand in the street to take…

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Homestead Craft Village

Homestead Craft Village is a faith-based community offering shopping, dining, and self-guided tours. The 18-acre complex includes a 200-year old barn, the Potter’s House, a woodworking shop, a restored 1760 gristmill, fiber arts, an herb garden, and more. Guided tours are available by appointment. Try the new Apple Cider Mill and Tea Room in the…

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Harp House

The Harp House, former home of the Clint and Kelly Harp that was featured on HGTV’s Fixer Upper (season 1, episode 11), is within one mile of Magnolia Silos & downtown Waco, close to plenty of restaurants, boutiques and more. Perfect for couples, families, big groups & retreats, you’ll love Harp House for the space, the…

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Food Trucks at Magnolia Silos

Food Trucks at Magnolia Silos GUESS FAMILY BBQ CHEDDAR BOX 900 DEGREE PIZZERIA CHUCK’S GOURMET POPCORN SUMMER SNOW MAGNOLIA TABLE CLUB SANDWICH H.O.T. DOG HOUSE SILOS BAKING CO. LUNA JUICE ALABAMA SWEET TEA CAPTAIN BILLY WHIZZBANGS WAFFLE CHIC MAGGIE’S SWEET SHOP *Note: food trucks subject to change

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Fort House

William Aldridge Fort settled in Waco in 1854 by a wagon train with 500 others from Alabama. Two years later, he married Dionitia Elizabeth Wilson. Together they had four children: three boys and one girl, Mr. Fort’s beloved Mary, also called May.  In 1868, Mr. Fort moved the family from the outskirts of Waco and…

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Earle-Harrison House & Pape Gardens

First floor and Gardens are ADA accessible. Built at the edge of an unsettled frontier, this Greek Revival-style mansion stands as the only restored antebellum home open to the public in Waco. Dr. Baylis Wood Earle and his wife, Ann Eliza Harrison Earle, moved from their plantation in Aberdeen, Mississippi, to the fertile cotton land…

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