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National Cowgirl Museum & Hall of Fame: Cowgirl history in Fort Worth, Texas

Annie Oakley may be the most famous cowgirl ever! You’ll find her story, along with many others, in the National Cowgirl Museum and Hall of Fame in Fort Worth, Texas.

Linda’s Pick of the Exhibits

I grew up with horses, rode gymkhana and participated in horseshows. So, when it comes to my favorite gallery at the National Cowgirl Museum it was hands down Hitting the Mark: Cowgirls and Wild West Shows exhibit.

The best part? Meeting Annie Oakley–really. The hall of fame uses Pepper’s Ghost cutting-edge technology to merge historic photos with a stand-in model.

So, there she is–face-to-face telling you her story.

Annie Oakley grew up in Ohio, dirt poor, using her shooting skills to help feed her siblings. Her first competition earned her a husband, well-known marksman, Frank Buttle. She beat him, scoring 25 hits out of 25 shots! Being a smart man, he married her before she could get away.

Annie tried out for Buffalo Bill’s Wild West Show (see the poster on the display) in Kentucky in 1885. She was hired on the spot. The promoter, seeing her potential to entertain crowds, ordered $7000 worth of printing about her.

Female performers were wildly popular with the Wild West Show crowds. Most of the cowgirls had worked on the family ranch, and used their skills to have experiences unparalled by women of the time.

They travelled the world. They had professional well-paid jobs. They established new clothing styles, taking traditional cowboy clothing and designing and sewing their own costumes.

When it comes to early female trailblazers, this national western heritage museum does a great job of telling their stories.

What’s in the National Cowgirl Museum and Hall of Fame?

The National Cowgirl Museum and Hall of Fame is a 33,000 square foot facility on the Will Rogers Memorial Complex in Fort Worth, Texas. It’s a cowboy heritage museum honoring cowgirls, as well as a Hall of Fame.

• 1st floor – contains visiting exhibits as well as the Grand Rotunda mobile, the Anne W. Marion Gallery, and Hitting the Mark: Cowgirls and Wild West Shows Gallery.
• 2nd floor – contains the Kit Moncrief Galleries, the Western Design Room and the Bucking Bronc Room, along with an interactive project table created for the museum. It allows visitors to select patterns and textures from the museum collection and design objects such as boots, shirts, or even horses.

The cowgirl museum has two floors, both of which have been extensively renovated by world-class teams.

Throughout this western heritage museum, you’ll find the stories of cowgirls in history, right up to today’s cowgirls inducted into the Hall of Fame.

Linda’s Road Trip Tips

My first tip — get to this part of Fort Worth early in the day to avoid Fort Worth’s heavy traffic! There’s ample paid parking available in the City of Fort Worth lots in the Cultural District, although we found it a little tough to find the right parking lot to not walk a mile. However, the parking attendants were amazing at pointing the way.

If you’re roadtripping, you’ll also want to visit the other museums in the complex. We did the Cowgirl Museum first, so got a discount on our tickets to the other Forth Worth attractions.

• Cattle Raisers Museum
• Omni Theater IMAX Dome
• Fort Worth Museum School – contains Forth Worth Children’s Museum, DinoLabs & DinoDig, Energy Blast, and Innovation Studios (6000 sq ft of learning space).

Who Should Visit the National Cowgirl Museum and Hall of Fame?

This western heritage museum is a great place for girls to see what women can achieve in an industry that’s always been predominately male.

From cowgirl history, through the actresses who portrayed women in the old west, to today’s cowgirls, there are many amazing stories.

Of course, the whole family will enjoy the galleries, as they’re full of glitz and glamor and high-tech attractions.

We spent a couple of hours visiting, but certainly longer would have been better to read all of the information provided on cowgirls.

The museum is handicapped accessible with an elevator between floors.

How Do You Visit the National Cowgirl Museum and Hall of Fame?

The National Cowgirl Museum and Hall of Fame is located at 1720 Gendy Street in the Cultural District of Fort Worth, Texas, about one mile north of I-30.

Get opening days and admission costs at the National Cowgirl Museum and Hall of Fame website.

Get the latest news about what’s happening at the National Cowgirl Museum and Hall of Fame Facebook page.

Take a virtual tour of the cowgirl museum with CBS Texas on YouTube.

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Check out more reviews of museum attractions in Texas on guide2museums.com.

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