The Old Mill Inn still stands as a unique, historic 1936 Texas landmark and a fascinating piece of Dallas history. The red stone building in Fair Park was constructed for the 1936 Texas Centennial and World's Fair as an example of a modern flour mill – complete with working water wheel. The historic décor with it’s dark wood represents an old-time mill's rustic interiors. The restaurant thrives on nostalgia for by-gone days of the ancient past. The theme of the nostalgic architecture depicts the unfolding of North Texas History. For example, the historic exterior represents an ancient, rustic mill circa 1836. German carpenters connected the overhead hand-carved beams of the roof with wooden pegs made of old timbers. The stones are laid in the style of the 19th century masons. The downstairs dining area fireplace appears just as it was in 1936.
• Overlooking a beautiful lagoon at night
• Footsteps away from Dallas Summer Musicals [Music Hall], Dallas Opera, museums, and High Society functions at the Hall of State
