Step back in time at the Pound House Farmstead and Museum, the original 1854 settlement of Dripping Springs nestled on five beautifully shaded acres.
The Pound House Farmstead and Museum stands as the sole surviving, historically accurate farmstead from 1854 in Dripping Springs. Founded by Dr. Joseph and Sarah Pound, this historic site offers a glimpse into early Hill Country life. Visitors can explore the original log cabin, heritage gardens, and antique furnishings that tell the story of the area's pioneering families. The museum serves as a cultural hub, hosting educational tours and community events like Pioneer Day.
The Pound House Farmstead and Museum is open on Saturdays and Mondays from 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m.
Admission is $5 for anyone five years old and older.
The farmstead is located at 419-B Founders Park Road in Dripping Springs, Texas.