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Minyard's Store
Originally the Hackberry Country Store, the Minyard's Store replica was moved to the Minyard Corporation's new headquarters in 1980. It served as their museum until it was donated to the City of Coppell in 2011. Presently, it highlights the history of the Minyard family and Corporation, showcases how the Minyard's first store in 1932 looked along with grocery stores of the 1930s, and operates as the museum's gift shop.
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Gallery of Minyard Family Members
Portrayed are the Minyard family members with their names and lifespan. Below them sits the timeline from the Minyard's 60th Anniversary Cookbook. Also featured are replica 1930s goods.
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Original Artifacts
The original cheese cutter, butcher paper holder, meat scale, and Nabisco containers, and broom rack from the first Minyard Store. The shopping cart is also to the Minyard's and arrived in store circa 1947.
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Other Minyard Artifacts and Stories
This wall highlights other artifacts that have been donated to the museum such as the Minyard's baseball bat and rendering of the Coppell Distribution Center. It also highlights a variety of Minyard photos and stories.
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Gift Shop Overview
The Minyard's Store is also home to the museum's gift shop. Here you can find a variety of books including local authors, vinyl, pottery, and more!
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Minyard Country News
A former Minyard employee donated his personal collection of Minyard Country News. Visitors are welcome to flip through the pages to learn more about the corporation.
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Minyard's Store After Being Moved to their Coppell Headquarters
This is a photo of the Minyard's replica after being moved to the headquarters off of Freeport Parkway in Coppell. This was originally published in the Minyard's 60th Anniversary Cookbook.
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Minyard Family in First Store
A few of the Minyard family members in their first store located on Lindsley Avenue in East Dallas. You can see some of the artifacts that are present in the replica store.
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Minyard's Museum Ribbon Cutting
On October 15th, 2022, a ribbon cutting was held marking the Minyard's replica as the Minyard's Store Museum and Gift Shop. Pictured are former Minyard employees, city council members, Liz and Gretchen Minyard, and Mayor Wes Mayes.
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Gallery of Minyard Family Members
Portrayed are the Minyard family members with their names and lifespan. Below them sits the timeline from the Minyard's 60th Anniversary Cookbook. Also featured are replica 1930s goods.
01
Gallery of Minyard Family Members
Portrayed are the Minyard family members with their names and lifespan. Below them sits the timeline from the Minyard's 60th Anniversary Cookbook. Also featured are replica 1930s goods.
02
Original Artifacts
The original cheese cutter, butcher paper holder, meat scale, and Nabisco containers, and broom rack from the first Minyard Store. The shopping cart is also to the Minyard's and arrived in store circa 1947.
03
Other Minyard Artifacts and Stories
This wall highlights other artifacts that have been donated to the museum such as the Minyard's baseball bat and rendering of the Coppell Distribution Center. It also highlights a variety of Minyard photos and stories.
04
Gift Shop Overview
The Minyard's Store is also home to the museum's gift shop. Here you can find a variety of books including local authors, vinyl, pottery, and more!
05
Minyard Country News
A former Minyard employee donated his personal collection of Minyard Country News. Visitors are welcome to flip through the pages to learn more about the corporation.
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Minyard's Store After Being Moved to their Coppell Headquarters
This is a photo of the Minyard's replica after being moved to the headquarters off of Freeport Parkway in Coppell. This was originally published in the Minyard's 60th Anniversary Cookbook.
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Minyard Family in First Store
A few of the Minyard family members in their first store located on Lindsley Avenue in East Dallas. You can see some of the artifacts that are present in the replica store.
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Minyard's Museum Ribbon Cutting
On October 15th, 2022, a ribbon cutting was held marking the Minyard's replica as the Minyard's Store Museum and Gift Shop. Pictured are former Minyard employees, city council members, Liz and Gretchen Minyard, and Mayor Wes Mayes.
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