Tejas Roofing, a Corsicana fixture for over 30 years, will donate time and materials to repair a disintegrating roof on one building at Pioneer Village, per David Jones, Tejas president.
“We are pleased and honored to be able to step up and preserve the heritage of Pioneer Village by replacing one of the damaged roofs,” he said. “We believe its important for all of us to do what we can to help maintain this iconic tourist attraction at Jester Park.”
Pioneer Village is a walk-through museum at 200 N. 12th Street which opened its doors to the public in 1958. It is the permanent home to several of Navarro County’s surviving historic structures and historical heirlooms. It is maintained through a partnership between the City of Corsicana and the Navarro County Historical Society.
“We are very grateful to Tejas for their very generous donation to Pioneer Village,” said Navarro County Historical Society president David Malone. “We are committed to keeping the buildings and contents safe and in good condition so they can be enjoyed by the public for years to come.”
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