The red carpet was rolled out and the glitz and glamour of days gone by were in the air
as the Farmersville Heritage Museum was debuted in grand style Saturday night.
The Night at the Museum Benefit Gala welcomed 180 guests to the event that was the culmination of months of planning and preparing for this special reveal.
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Sonia Duggan • [email protected]
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