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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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    The artists, ranchers, rodeo champions, activists, and trailblazers who shape the West.
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    The West lives here—explore what’s on view, past exhibitions, or bring an exhibition to your institution.
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    Trick or Trot
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    October 10, 2026

    5th Annual Trick or Trot

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    November 5, 2026

    50th Annual Induction Luncheon

    From talks and programs to special gatherings, discover what’s happening at The Cowgirl.
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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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All Honorees
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2005

Lulu Bell Parr

1876-1955OhioInducted 2005

Lulu Bell Parr, an independent and spirited Wild West performer, thrilled audiences all across the world during her reign as the “Champion Lady Bucking Horse Rider of the World.” She rode in some of the most famous Wild West shows of the last century. She became famous for her bronc riding skills but demonstrated other talents such as trick riding, sharp shooting and buffalo riding. During her reign as “Champion Lady Bucking Horse Rider of the World,” Parr received top billing for her performances and was known for her flamboyant outfits, which she usually made herself. After her death, the Medway Area Historical Society erected a monument to mark Parr’s resting place in Medway, Ohio.

Explore More Honorees

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1993

Dorothy Satterfield

Historic portrait of a young woman in a long dress and wide-brim hat, seated on a bench, with a handwritten inscription dated Aug 1921.
2011

Marie Gibson

Smiling woman in a huge wide-brim hat and satin blouse, wearing vintage 1930s–40s fashion.
1975

Alice Greenough Orr

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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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