Frisco Heritage Museum is slated to reopen in February following a construction project, which began in November, Heritage Park Supervisor Lindsay Loy said.
The museum underwent a variety of renovations including:
- New HVAC units
- New lighting on the first floor foyers and rotundas
- New roof
The museum is owned by the city of Frisco and operated by Play Frisco’s cultural affairs division.
The 16,000 square-foot museum, which offers free admission, is home to exhibits and objects connected to the development of Frisco and the North Texas region.
