It’s time to Cowgirl Up! The only Museum in the United State dedicated to the Women of the West who contributed to the mystique of Cowgirls. The National Cowgirl Museum and Hall of Fame is located right here in Fort Worth. It’s purpose is to preserve the history and tell the story that Women have played in forming the West. It includes the pioneers, artists, authors, social activists, ranchers and Rodeo Cowgirls who have made a lasting impact on the West and the history of America.
Established in 1975 in Hereford, Tx by a group of visionary people led by Margaret Formby. The Museum moved to Fort Worth in June of 2001 to much fanfare and festivities. It hosts a number of exhibits and events every year.
Upcoming events include:
09/24/2009
12:00 PM Cowgirl U: Women's Retreat
09/24/2009
4:00 PM Educator Evening in the Cultural District
The Address for the Hall of Fame and Museum is:
1720 Gendy Street
Fort Worth,Tx
Right in the heart of the Cultural District
And can reached by calling:
Phone:(817) 336-4475
or (800)476-FAME(3263)
Museum Operating Hours
Mondays through Saturday: 9:30 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
Sundays: 11:45 a.m. - 5:00p.m.
Closed Thanksgiving Day, Christmas Eve Day, Christmas Day & New Years Day
* Museum hours subject to change.
The price for Admission is:
* Adults - $8.00
* Seniors (60+) - $7.00
* Children 3-12 - $7.00
* Children 2 and under -
Free with paid adult admission
* Members of the National Cowgirl Museum AND the Fort Worth Museum of Science and History - Free
* Group Rates available with 2 week advance notice
* Museum admission prices subject to change.
ONE THING TO NOTE
Admission is FREE on Friday’s from 3pm to 7pm, so bring your Family and friends and come and enjoy.