Historic Reunion as relayed to WFAA
- Karen Zupanic
- Apr 15, 2025
- 1 min read
Updated: Apr 17, 2025
Imagine losing something important only to have it re-surface after 54 years. That's what happened at the Heard-Craig Center in early April, 2025 when Corrie Carrasco accidentally found the architectural drawings to the Heard-Craig House in a Christmas auction basket. WFAA spent some time interviewing Corrie and me about the discovery. Click below to hear the story from WFAA:
The Heard-Craig sends its thanks and appreciation to Ms. Carrasco for her generosity in donating the architectural plans back to the Center. She is a model of kindness.
To take a tour of the Center, to see the current gallery exhibit, to schedule a group luncheon in the museum, or to see the original architectural plans, contact the Heard-Craig at 972-569-6909.
54 years! That's an incredible story about the architectural drawings. I'd love to explore the Heard-Craig House — let me check out the virtual tour https://banana-nano.co
What an incredible story — 54 years and those architectural drawings still survive! I'd love to see the blueprints shared; I've been hoping to find copies of the original Heard-Craig House plans for reference. https://ai-art-generator.org
Corrie's discovery of the Heard-Craig House drawings after 54 years is incredible—love how a Christmas basket led to such a historic find! The WFAA interview does a great job capturing that serendipity. I'd love to see more of those original blueprints shared, so https://ai-3d-model-generator.com
54 years is incredible — finding those architectural drawings in a Christmas basket sounds like something out of a movie. I'd love to hear the full WFAA interview; "check out the story at https://gif-maker.net
Finding architectural drawings after 54 years is incredible! That WFAA interview really captures the magic of unexpected discoveries like Corrie's. I'd love to see more of those blueprints online — has the Heard-Craig Center considered a digital archive? https://3daimaker.com