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MUSEUM UPDATES: The Cowgirl will have delayed opening Sunday, September 20, at 2 p.m.  due to a private event.
Mark your calendar for the opening of the museum expansion November 7 at 10 a.m. for members and 12 p.m. to the public.
Click here to see what’s coming as the Cowgirl continues is exciting expansion! Click here to join for early access.
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

    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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National Cowgirl Museum and Hall of Fame
All Honorees
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2014

Shirley Lucas Jauregui

1924-2021California, OklahomaInducted 2014

Shirley Lucas Jauregui dreamed of owning and riding a horse while growing up on the edge of Bartlesville, Oklahoma. Jauregui and her sister, Sharon, landed their first trick riding appearance at the 1948 Lakeside Rodeo followed by the Sheriff’s Rodeo at the Los Angeles Coliseum. The sister act juggled their nationally-known act, performing at the National Western Stock Show in Denver, the Cow Palace, and Albuquerque, with movie contract work, doubling for movie industry names such as Marilyn Monroe, Audrey Hepburn, Shirley Jones, Betty Hutton, Grace Kelly, just to name a few. They also had their hand in designing the latest western fashions for women by working with brands such as Wrangler. Jauregui was named California’s Cattlewoman of the Year in 1996, and received the Tad Lucas Memorial Award from the National Cowboy and Western Heritage Museum in 2008.

A smiling woman in a black cowboy hat and blue embroidered shirt stands indoors with western decor in the background.
A smiling woman in a black cowboy hat and blue embroidered shirt stands indoors with western decor in the background.
Two young girls in patterned dresses look up at hanging art and photos on display in a white, columned museum with a domed ceiling.
Two young girls in patterned dresses look up at hanging art and photos on display in a white, columned museum with a domed ceiling.
A woman looks closely at books and old posters in a glass display case at a museum, with horse saddles and two other people in the background.
A woman looks closely at books and old posters in a glass display case at a museum, with horse saddles and two other people in the background.
A person in traditional Native American attire sits atop a decorated horse, overlooking a scenic landscape with blue skies and distant hills.
A person in traditional Native American attire sits atop a decorated horse, overlooking a scenic landscape with blue skies and distant hills.
Two ornate white sombreros with blue floral embroidery are displayed on stands. In the background, theres a bright red traditional dress and a silver horse sculpture, slightly out of focus.
Two ornate white sombreros with blue floral embroidery are displayed on stands. In the background, theres a bright red traditional dress and a silver horse sculpture, slightly out of focus.

Explore More Honorees

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1978

Margie Greenough Henson

Sepia-toned studio portrait of a woman with short dark hair, wearing a light scarf and dark top, facing the camera.
2010

Hortense Sparks Ward

Smiling elderly woman in a wide-brimmed hat with a beaded band, wearing a black turtleneck.
1999

Louise Serpa

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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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