Forget walls. You will want a door to talk when you're done reading this.
What door am I talking about? The one that will be on display during next month's State Fair of Texas at
an exhibit called "Remembering Tom Landry: The Personal Collection."
The Dallas Historical Society is compiling the artifacts and many never before seen items in the exhibit which Landry's widow, Alicia, collected over the years.
Their son, Tom Landry Jr., gave me a preview of some of the things you will see. As expected, there will be a number of fedoras which Landry so famously wore on the sideline while coaching the Cowboys. One of the more interesting objects is that aforementioned door. It came from Landry's actual office at the Cowboys headquarters at Valley Ranch. A Cowboys fan carved the door for the former coach. Landry Jr. said that was one of his personal favorites.
No doubt you will find your own if you get a chance to visit the exhibit. But just imagine some of the conversations that took place behind that door? Again.....if it could only talk.
What door am I talking about? The one that will be on display during next month's State Fair of Texas at
The Dallas Historical Society is compiling the artifacts and many never before seen items in the exhibit which Landry's widow, Alicia, collected over the years.
Their son, Tom Landry Jr., gave me a preview of some of the things you will see. As expected, there will be a number of fedoras which Landry so famously wore on the sideline while coaching the Cowboys. One of the more interesting objects is that aforementioned door. It came from Landry's actual office at the Cowboys headquarters at Valley Ranch. A Cowboys fan carved the door for the former coach. Landry Jr. said that was one of his personal favorites.
No doubt you will find your own if you get a chance to visit the exhibit. But just imagine some of the conversations that took place behind that door? Again.....if it could only talk.
