The Coppell Historical Society
The dynamic community of Coppell has been associated with many names over the past 150 years - Grapevine Prairie, Bethel, and Gibbs - but it became know as Coppell in 1890, was officially designated as Coppell in 1892, and was incorporated as a city in 1955.
Upcomming Events
Pioneer Day, Saturday, October 15th: Adults and children can learn about the history of Coppell, partake in activities and watch demonstrations such as butter churning, coffee grinding, as well as an animal petting area, music, food and more.
In the News: The Coppell Historical Society will soon appear in newspapers and online. Look for links here soon.
Activities: We are holding our first crafting class this month. In July we will holding a youth camp.
Girls in front yard of the original Kirkland House site.
Coppell Depot
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Domino game outside post office & general store.
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The Coppell Historical Society's mission is to discover, preserve, champion, and communicate Coppell's rich heritage for present and future generations. Find out how you can play a part in this mission by joining and/or donating today.
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Kirkland House and the Minyard Store at Coppell Heritage Park are open to the public on the 2nd Saturday of most months from 10 am to Noon. The Coppell Historical Society meets at Ihnfeldt House on the second Saturday of the month from 1 pm to 3 pm. A short program concerning some aspect of Coppell history is given prior to the business meeting. Visitors are welcome. HELP KEEP COPPELL HISTORY ALIVE JOIN TODAY Become a part of Coppell's Future by preserving its past Join us By sending a check for $10 to: Coppell Historical Society P.O. Box 1871 Coppell, TX 75019 |
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We are always looking for old photos, videos, stories, documents, items - anything at all - which might help us better understand the unique history of our town. Just send us an e-mail at the Coppell Historical Society or write to: Coppell Historical Society P.O. Box 1871, Coppell, TX 75019 |
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