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IN PREPARATION FOR THE EXPANSION GRAND OPENING, THE COWGIRL WILL BE CLOSED TO THE PUBLIC BEGINNING OCTOBER 19TH AND WILL RE-OPEN NOVEMBER 7TH WITH A MEMBER ONLY PREVIEW AT 10 A.M. AND A PUBLIC OPENING AT NOON.
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National Cowgirl Museum and Hall of Fame
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    The artists, ranchers, rodeo champions, activists, and trailblazers who shape the West.
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    Desert Rose Luncheon
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    September 16, 2026

    Desert Rose Luncheon

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    November 5, 2026

    50th Annual Induction Luncheon

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    An ornate silver belt buckle reads Girls Rodeo Association 1969 Champion Cowgirl Wanda Bush with decorative scrollwork on a black background.
    Discover The Cowgirl’s collection of objects and archives documenting the West’s most remarkable women.
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National Cowgirl Museum and Hall of Fame

Collections

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  • Online Collection
  • Library & Archives
  • Preservation

The Museum holds over 5,000 objects in the object collection. These objects are exhibited for the public to enjoy today and also preserved for future generations. Most objects in the collection belonged to or were created by Hall of Fame Honorees. Other objects document the history of women of the West from early pioneers to the cowgirl’s portrayal in popular culture. Highlights of the collection include Annie Oakley’s wedding ring and gun, Dale Evans’s Bohlin saddle, and Nudie Cohn designed clothing and saddle.

The Museum is dedicated to collecting objects relating to Hall of Fame Honorees and other women of the West. The majority of objects in the collection were donated by the public. Without these donations, it would be impossible for the Museum to preserve and interpret the history of the cowgirl and the western lifestyle. If you are interested in donating an object to the Museum, please email [email protected] or call 817-509-8983.

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circa 1927

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Catalog #: GibsonM115
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1926

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Catalog #: GibsonM24
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circa 1914

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Catalog #: BlancettB12
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Catalog #: McCarrollB9
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circa 1920s

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Catalog #: ChrismanMD9
Image of Print, Photographic
circa 1915

Print, Photographic

Catalog #: ParryS1
Image of Postcard
circa 1920s

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Catalog #: RandolphF1
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1923

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Catalog #: LucasT50
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circa 1920s

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Catalog #: HuskeyVK9
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circa 1920s

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Catalog #: DavisR1
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circa 1920

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Catalog #: HensonM24
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circa 1920s

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Catalog #: HafleyMF34
Image of Postcard
circa 1920s

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Catalog #: HastingsEF4
Image of Postcard
circa 1910

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Catalog #: McFarlinJ1
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1924

Postcard

Catalog #: SalmonR56
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circa 1920s

Postcard

Catalog #: GaffordB2
Image of Print, Photographic
1890

Print, Photographic

Catalog #: SchmittM4
Image of Postcard
1913

Postcard

Catalog #: SteeleF5b
Image of Postcard
1923

Postcard

Catalog #: StricklandM23
Image of Print, Photographic
1929

Print, Photographic

Catalog #: CreedG17
Image of Postcard
1920s

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Catalog #: McGinnisV109
Image of Postcard
circa 1920s

Postcard

Catalog #: McGinnisV41
Image of Postcard
1922

Postcard

Catalog #: HafleyMF88

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National Cowgirl Museum and Hall of Fame
National Cowgirl Museum & Hall of Fame

1720 Gendy St
Fort Worth, TX 76107
817.336.4475

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