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MUSEUM UPDATES:
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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    Expansion Grand Opening
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    November 7, 2026

    Expansion Grand Opening

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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.
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All Honorees
Rider in a turquoise shirt and white hat guides a horse around a white barrel in a dusty rodeo arena (barrel racing).
1996

Florence Youree

1933-2025OklahomaInducted 1996

Early in her career, Florence Youree competed in barrel races with no set pattern and sometimes ran around old water heaters. She dedicated herself to promoting the sport and bringing it from a seldom featured novelty event to standardized competition. Youree also led the GRA from a fledgling organization to one of national prominence. With her husband, she organized the Barrel Futurities of America, the Oklahoma Youth Rodeo Association, and the Youree Horsemanship Camps.

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Bronze statue of a Native American woman in a shawl, outdoors beside a red brick building.
1976

Sacagawea

Woman in fringed Western dress and wide-brim hat rides a horse in a street parade; other riders and bunting visible in the background.
1994

Mattie Goff Newcombe

Female sculptor chiseling a horse statue, using a hammer and chisel in a studio.
1981

Pamela Harr

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

1720 Gendy St
Fort Worth, TX 76107
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