On March 19th, second generation furniture merchant J. Ray Weir opens Weir’s Early American Shop on Knox Street in Dallas. For the next 24 years, he immerses himself in his business, buying all the furniture for the store, uncrating it and hand-polishing each piece himself. He waits on customers, makes deliveries in his 1937 Chevy truck, and eventually acquires neighboring storefronts to expand.

Dedicated to preserve old time traditions, the Weir's Country Store opens. Filled with unique treasures, old fashioned candy and 25-cent popcorn. Fully restored post office added in 1969.

Ray and his wife Bea retire and son Dan is appointed the role of President.

In honor of the company’s 50th anniversary, Weir’s breaks ground on a second store in Plano, Texas, with three generations of family members present. A special Family Declaration was signed reiterating their commitment to the Weir’s vision statement: “We are committed to honor the Lord Jesus Christ in all we do by operating Weir’s and all affiliated businesses according to Biblical principles.”

Weir's opens a store in Plano.

Dan Weir hands the reins to his nephew Mark Moore.

Weir’s opens a third store in Southlake.

Weir’s opens in Farmers Branch. This location includes new corporate offices, a warehouse and a store.

Travis & Knox Street store is re-opened in Weir's Plaza.