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Come, explore, get a taste of the simple and amazing things that happen here.
Old Town, Where It All Began
Fun, historical tidbits you might not have known
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- The Greater Lewisville Community Theatre built in 1885 in Old Town, is the oldest standing building in Lewisville.
- Main Street Cafe was built in 1885 as a Victorian-style home of Dr. J.W. Kennedy, who unwillingly provided medical attention to Bonnie & Clyde.
- The Lewisville Feed Mill opened in 1886. Today, after renovation, it is a fine dining restaurant.
- The Old Well House in front of City Hall, built in 1927, was the first municipal building housing the water well and the town’s fire truck and was featured on the 1962 television show Route 66 filmed In Lewisville.
Want to learn more? Make the Lewisville Visitor Information Center your first stop. Browse historical photos and learn what businesses our residents are doing to preserve the history and hospitality that makes this community special.
Year established
Dining and Entertainment Options
Works of Public Art
Annual public concerts and events
Ever wonder what it’s like to live in a small town?
You don’t have to leave the Metroplex to experience it for yourself.
A Place Where People Care
Whether for their neighbors, their work or where they live, Old Town residents take special care in all that they do.
Close-Knit Community
Being in good company makes everything better! That’s why we relish opportunities to come together, even just virtually these days.
Small and Local Businesses
When you know a business owner by name, you can count on them to care about what they do and who they serve.
Artistic and Inspired Places
Beautiful spaces help enrich our everyday experiences, that’s why we make a special effort in creating an urban oasis.
Perspectives
Learn more about Old Town’s unique community and experiences.
“The people in and around Old Town have become part of our Flourish family. There is a real sense of community and support! We are amazed by the love and support by each of our neighbors. We are honored to be a small part of Old Town Lewisville!⠀ ”
Cynthia Dearnbarger,
Florist
“Go check them out for breakfast and lunch! Seven Mile Cafe is located at 201 W Church St in Lewisville and is open Monday through Friday from 7am-2pm and Saturday and Sunday from 7am-2:30pm. Find their menu at http://www.sevenmilecafe.com⠀. ”
Seven Mile Cafe
Restaurant
“We are proud owners of Irene’s Bakery in Old Town Lewisville and are very optimistic about the future. There is a real sense of community here and a desire to grow together. We are beyond excited to see the expansion plans come to life and hope to continue contributing to the development and growth of this area.”
Irene Cross
Bakery Owners
“Let’s support our local musicians! 🎶 We miss seeing them live at our Old Town Lewisville venues. Support them by visiting their IG accounts and liking, following, listening to music they’ve created at home, sending them a nice message and sharing their music with others.”
Daniel Katsuk
Musician
“I lovingly joke that we live in Mayberry. All of us in the historic home district area know one another well and I love that. I love that we have a community here of people that care about the street they live on. Walking over to @ThePercCoffeehouse in the mornings, I always run into friends from the community. Like Cheers…it’s always nice to go where someone knows your name!”
Kelly Blackall
Photographer
“What’s better than a day of exploring with your favorite person? One that ends in getting engaged💍 among the holiday lights in Old Town Lewisville! ❤️ Congrats Kinsey & Collin!! 🎉 ”
Holiday Romance
Kinsey & Colin
“Dogs 🐕 are loving the extra walks these days. This here is Bo taking a walk in beautiful Wayne Ferguson Plaza.”
A Dog’s Day Out
Dog Walks
“The original sign of @beasleysfinejewelry has been proudly on display high in the Lewisville sky for over 70 years.. ”
Beasley’s Fine Jewelry
Fine Jewelry
“We ❤️ visiting Old Town Lewisville for date night because we can’t help but feel like we are in a Hallmark movie whenever we are here. Old Town just has a sense of warmth and charm that is difficult to find nowadays. Whether we are noshing on a great charcuterie board at a local winery, spending hours window shopping, or hunting down the multiple hidden murals throughout the city, we always have a great time whenever we visit. ”