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McLean-Alanreed Area Museum

McLean, Texas

This unassuming museum in the middle of downtown McLean is dedicated to the history of the area, including information on the prisoner-of-war camp that was operated just outside of town during World War II.

There is also a display relating to the ill-fated Titanic, inspired by the fact that Alfred Rowe, an area rancher, perished on the ship's maiden voyage while returning from a visit to his native England.

For those interested in visiting the site of the POW camp, take I-40 east of town and exit at #146 (County Line Rd). Go north about one mile to the historical marker.

 

About the McLean-Alanreed Museum
Business Type:	Museum/Preservation
Owner(s):	Dorothy McKee, curator
Address:	116 N. Main St., McLean, Texas 79057
Telephone:	806-779-2731
Web site:	n/a
Directions:	See also our GPS-based Clickable G-Maps.

 

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