The Audie Murphy American Cotton Museum
Located here in Greenville, the Audie Murphy American Cotton Museum is dedicated to the preservation of the history of the American cotton industry, as well as the history of Hunt County and the northern Texas Blackland Prairie.  The museum houses a large collection of military memorabilia relating to Audie Murphy and other Hunt County veterans.

Mary of Puddin Hill
Located in Greenville, the Puddin Hill factory and store attracts many travelers, buses and tour groups.  Visitors are urged to try all of the tempting samples.  The store carries gourmet foods, gift packages, cookbooks and various candies.  Other highlights include a dollhouse built of 300 pounds of white chocolate and a carousel with chocolate ponies.

Northeast Texas Children's Museum
Located in Commerce, the Northeast Texas Children's Museum provides hands-on, minds-on opportunities for children to engage in activities that will strengthen their intellect and prepare them for a future of competition and collaboration in the world.  The mission of the museum is to inspire imagination, enhance creativity and build confidence in children.

Southwest Dairy Museum
Located in Sulphur Springs, the Southwest Dairy Museum is a typical dairy-farm style building with a five-story silo.  The museum features a series of historical vignettes that show the life of a dairy farmer before electricity came to rural America.  Scheduled guided tours are available that allow visitors to participate in demonstrations such as separating cream.