"Old City Park" is now known as "Dallas Heritage Village at Old City Park."  To better help the visiting public know who the museum is and what it does, the name of the accredited, award-winning museum located at Old City Park in Dallas, Texas, was changed to "Dallas Heritage Village" in November of 2005.  Dallas Heritage Village at Old City Park remains an outstanding venue for Dallas and Texas history: 38 restored, historic structures (bank, schoolhouse, homes, Main Street, farmstead etc.) located on 13 acres in the historic Cedars neighborhood on the edge of downtown Dallas.  Populated with costumed characters of 1861 and 1901, who speak with visitors in the vernacular of the day; heritage livestock farm animals include Mammoth Jack Stock Donkeys, Rambouillet sheep and three varieties of chickens. Operates seasonally; best to call ahead for operating hours.  Current options include self-guided, self-paced touring or, for groups of ten or more, tours with a docent with advance reservations.  Box lunches for groups available with advance reservations.  Onsite museum store.  Free parking.  ADA-compliant.  Certain historic buildings such as the Church, Chautauqua Pavilion, Park Cities Heritage House or the Saloon may be rented for private events.  Website: www.dallasheritagevillage.org  Recorded information: 214-421-5141.