It was beautiful! I believe its a tribute to cowgirls of the past, present and future. Well done!

Place full of historical information. Once you walk in you feel proud of the legacy of the ladies who change the story and made a difference. Women who open the door for the new generation.This was the day of the re opening of the museum and inauguration of the second floor where the costume of Wonder Woman dress by Gal Gadot was exposed.

I loved seeing the life-size horses on the screen, the sparkly boots, hats, and outfits. I also liked the photos in the Laura exhibit (I cant remember exactly what its called). It was not crowded or busy at all, so it was very easy to maintain social distancing.

EXCELLENT LEARNING EXPERIENCE of Annie Oakley, and Soooo Many Female Cowgirls, Who Paved the Way, for FEMALE EMPOWERMENT. GREAT HANDS ON EXPERIENCE, For Children & Adults too. Loved the FREE VINTAGE POST CARD SOUVENIR PHOTO BOOTH, With Several Options. FREE SOUVENIR RODEO BRONCO RIDE VIDEO, using Mechanical Bronco horse!!!! We each, made Us Painted Spirit Horse, via Computerized Technology too!!!! We Spent 5 hrs in Museum.

If youre a visitor to Fort Worth, Texas or a resident of the city, take some time and enjoy The National Cowgirl Museum. It showcases the cowgirls of yesterday and today and its a story that needs and deserves to be heard by everyone.

A fascinating gem of a museum highlighting a little-known area of our history. From exhibits on unsung cowgirls past, to the famous Annie Oakley, it tells the story of their hard work and determination to succeed against steep obstacles in a male-dominated arena. Well worth the visit!

My sons and I took my wife to see this museum today.AMAZING!!!WILD WEST MEETS HARRY POTTERHigh tech LED displays, modern art and historical artifacts.Companies like Displays Unlimited played a large role in prepping this must seeI you want a glimpse into women of the west... come check out these cowgirls

I thoroughly enjoyed a couple of hours wandering through the beautiful building and seeing the collection of cowgirl memorabilia housed here. It includes a very extensive collection of Annie Oakley items with a detailed history of her career. They have a nice collection of personal items from country singers, writers, and artists as well. The gift store is very nicely stocked with a wide selection of books along with the usual touristy collectibles. Also worth noting are the sculptures on the grounds of the building. These include Sacajawea, Sgt. Reckless, and High Desert Princess. Facing Dickey Arena is also the Richard Haas Mural featuring five cowgirls on horseback. Definitely worth a trip!

Summary (4/5): a somewhat small, but beautifully designed museum that offers a comparatively small selection of items complemented well with technology.For $12 per adult , the cowgirl museum cannot compete with enormous museums that have multiple exbibits and a hoard of historical artifacts. Yet, the pieces that they do have are well complemented by digital imagery and mini hologram videos. It provides a good overview of the contributions and accomplishments of various cowgirls and the addition of a free photo booth and mechanical bronco is a pleasant surprise.However, the narratives of various cowgirls are not as cohesive as Id like, and the fact that parking is a flat $10 makes it value diminish.

.A very interactive museums. Love the tiles on the ceiling and the bucking horse for adults and kids.Love the antique scarves

Updated museum is beautifully done. Holographic stories make history come to life. Interactive displays make the visit even more fun. Well worth the trip.

Cowgirl from birth and still one at heart. Love this history of this museum. From Annie Oakley to current day cowgirls. A must see for any girl, or boy.

It was awesome! I luved Cathy Smiths horse exhibit! Shes amazing amazing!

Didn’t know what to expect here. The building itself is beautiful outside and the inside is just as well done. Beautiful! The museum is very informative and we enjoyed learning about cowgirls and their contributions and their experiences. The museum is very well laid out and the exhibits are fantastic . You get to hear and see things about cowgirls and the horses. This is a 5 star place that you need to see.

Great collection of art and artifacts showing a significant role women excelled at in the West!

Its a cowgirl museum, whats not to love? The museum was still under renovation when I went, but the bottom floor was finished. It was gorgeous. Modern layout, clean white walls, and an inviting atmosphere. Personally, I found the small size of the exhibits to be refreshing and not overwhelming. Oh and they have a great photo booth.

I adored this museum! I visited the National Cowgirl Museum and Hall of Fame almost a month ago. My boyfriend took me on a little getaway to Fort Worth for my birthday. I had such an entertaining time. I was so elated to see all of the different cowgirl outfits and to take pictures with them. I thought the photo booth was hysterical. My boyfriend and I had such an amusing time taking pictures with the different backdrops. I even got to ride a pretend bull. My boyfriend laughed so hard! That was lively. I could have stayed in the museum for most of the day. When my boyfriend and I were done touring the museum, I had to visit the gift shop. I had my eye on a purse, and my boyfriend astonished me when he bought it for me. He also bought me matching earrings, a pin, and some postcards. I immensely reccomend visiting the museum if you are a country girl at heart. I would undeniably come back and visit the museum in a few years.

Loved it! Especially the surround videos!

This is such a pretty museum. I love how it highlights the experience of women in relation to being a cowgirl.

Wonderful tribute of history for women!

The museum was has very interesting exhibits, and it was a lot of fun. I especially loved the souvenir store! ;)

This is such a wonderful museum to take in.

A lot of cool stuff worth seeing

A beautiful installation if you like metal, lucite, and electronics. Several years ago we went and loved all the artifacts on display. We were so impressed with how many pieces the collection offered. Last week we took two guests from out of state. Most of the collection is now accessible from electronic portals. Seeing a tiny photo of a pair of boots isnt the same as seeing the boots. To even see them you first have to know which lady youre interested in, find her on a video screen, CLICK, see the numbered options at the bottom of the little screen and CLICK until you see something interesting. A beautiful generic place that could be anywhere in the world once you walk inside. Except for the video walls of horses running in pasture (nothing about cowgirls...) it could easily be converted to any purpose - just change the video. The main displays upstairs are on five white tables. Our guests were polite and very disappointed.

We first learned about it watching Cowgirls on TV. There are exhibits on female Western entertainers, rodeo performers, and pioneer ladies. There is also room for more material, so I expect the museum to keep getting better as time goes by. It is situated adjacent to the Cattlemens Museum, also very much worth a visit.

I havent visited this museum in quite a few years. A friend and I visited on the first Sunday after the recent remodel. This place is so very interesting, and the live movie mural of the horses upstairs is breathtaking. Its like you could reach out and touch them. The vistas alternate, and the weather / time of day changes. It surrounds you. There is also a small horse statute with saddle so young ones can practice getting up and down from a horse. We enjoyed being whooping it up on the bucking bronco. It sent a short video to our email. Theres also a photo booth where you can choose to have photo taken with Annie Oakley or other Western scenes. All in all we spent over three hours enjoying the Cowgirl Museum. Check out the real Wonder Women costume, and read up on the horse expert that worked on the film. Cheers or should I say Yee Haw

Inspiring museum with the best media Ive seen. Take advantage of the museum made photo opportunities.There are other terrific museums in the complex.

Informative. Women empowerment.

This museum has a great theme and tries hard but there are limited displays and few actual cowgirl memorabilia. I would suggest they acquire a LOT more old ranching gear, outfits, saddles, boots, etc so there is more to look at. Quite a great idea, disappointing how limited the collection is. For the only COWGIRL exhibit, we need more cowgirl gear from all time periods.

Loved our experience here!!

Smaller museum but EVERYTHING was top notch! Ingid was very kind and helpful. Wonderful art and artifacts depicting women in western/cowgirl life.

The museum is the best museum I’ve been to in a long time. It was incredibly well done, not overwhelming at all, and they had holograms of Annie Oakley recessed in the walls at adult eye level, but had toddler stairs with rails for kiddos so they could see too. They have a bronco ride that records your ride that you can text or email to yourself. They also had a photo booth with different scenes you could be added into. Prints and digital images are free! And they had a little bingo game/scavenger hunt thing for kids so the displays would grab their attention. You don’t win anything for finding everything but it was still fun.Out front they even have a little fountain/splash pad!Five stars and ALL the thumbs up!

Small museum but a cook look at cowgirl life and the influence of Annie Oakley.

Was very informative, Annie Oakley display was really neat to see. Loved the interaction too. Learned a lot.

Loved it, lots of information about Cowgirls, fun photo Booth, video yourself on a rodeo bull, learn and see lots of cowgirl stuff, educational and great for ALL the family. There is also a gift shop, and lots of parking available.

This place will show you how important wemon are in this lifestyle

Great place to take your daughters. Love it

As of Jan. 2019, much of this space is under renovation. General exhibit as much about wild west shows as about women in those shows. Surprised that there were few other examples of female ranchers or working cowgirls. Mostly females in wild west shows. Check out the photo booth where you get photo next to Annie Oakley or Buffalo Bill.

The Cowgirl Museum was fantastic. Really beautifully designed & everything displayed; art, special exhibits (boots & cowgirl hats) & special mentions were outstanding. As a previous horseowner I appreciated the wall of video horse scenes very real & personal. So impressive & gift shop was fun & awesome. The artist with special gallery in the museum & photographes & paintings on the walls & stairways were exquisite. Loved it all!!

Great view of American history and right here in beautiful Fort Worth

Had a wonderful time in the updated museum! Must see for every little girl AND boy :)

Celebrating women ... COWGIRLS like us!

Love taking pictures in the booth. And the walls up stairs are my favorite!!

We had a great time, here. I really enjoyed the interaction with the exhibits.

This is a MUST SEE place! It is a state of the art museum and a magnificent tribute to the strong women of the West!

Wonderful experience! Interactive exhibits. The video walls surrounding the exhibits is amazing. My wife fell in love with the museum the moment we walked in the door.

Very interesting place all cowgirl memorabilia

Such a treasure. The wonder women costume from the latest movie is awesone!!

The museum is undergoing renovations so only the downstairs exhibits are open... Which are all AMAZING. The entry fee for adults is $5 and definitely worth it. The installations are now accompanied with holographic projections, each telling a different quip or story. Definitely a fun place to explore!

Awesome museum about brave cowgirls past and present

A great experience! My kids especially loved the historic photo booth!

Very beautiful Museum. Great exhibits on Annie Oakley and the Wild West shows. The upstairs has lots of saddle and tack on display from movies, tv, olympians, jockeys, etc. As an equestrian, I had a really great time and would love to go back and spend more time there.

Took my nieces here and enjoyed the gift shop and all the historic finds! We had so much fun and it truly was a girl powered experience! If you are visiting and want to dog into Fort Worth culture this is a must stop!

Wonderful new exhibits. Technology integration was very user friendly and allowed for a far more enjoyable experience.

Very beautiful. Interesting....

I loved showing my 3 little girls how women could be great, interesting, and powerful

Very nice quit and funny (buth picture). Like the way they arrange the stories even for people not from USA. Fun for all family. Hope to fly and visit their again.

This is a must see for every cowgirl or cowgirl at heart! Lots to see and do with fun interactive activities. Takes about 3 hours to see it all. And the gift shop is excellent!

I love going through the museum and its also a great place to host special events!

Awesome time they have made so many great updates!

The new exhibits are a huge improvement! My daughter loves the digital design room, where she can design cowboy boots, shirts and a horse and then have it projected on the wall. The Bronco Ride and movie maker is also much improved and updated. This is a great stop after a visit to the Science museum.

Pleasent interesting experience..

Took my wife there as part of her Birthday (she loves horses, the outdoors, and history). She loved it! We ran out of time to see and read about everything. There are several interactive parts of the museum that are really fun. You can take pictures of yourself in cowboy/cowgirl settings and print them out and send to your phone. You can ride the bucking bronco and make a video you can watch and see online. The quality of the exhibits is very good and displays are appealing. A few things for kids, too, although we came by ourselves. You may be able to save $7 for parking if you can find a spot and walk in rather than park in the adjacent lot.

Really, really cool to be able to take my daughter (shes 3) and two sons (theyre 2 and 11) here and show her/them all the brave cowgirls! Lots of really fantastic artifacts, clothing, sterling and turquoise jewelry and possibly the most beautiful custom saddle Ive ever seen! Nice mix of historical highlights explained and delivered in a way (holograms of Annie Oakley acting out significant historical events, throughout the exhibits) that even my PICKY know it all 11 year old was impressed! And thats saying something... The curator of this museum obviously has put in a great deal of time and effort into making sure that what could be seen as a very dry and lackluster page in our history books isnt!! In fact, its quite the opposite! Make sure to stop on your way out and take your spooky, old timey black and white picture of you and your family alongside a shotgun toting, Annie Oakley as she poses for a picture with you before fading off into the dusty wild wild west... Oh and its entirely FREE, or at least it was during the FWSS&R!

Very neat place my baby enjoyed it just like i did!!.

Cool history that I knew nothing about

Such interesting history! Even better I was able to take my toddler without an issue, unlike most museums. Lots of women empowerment stuff. Beautiful details throughout. Definitely worth the visit.

Architecturally - a gorgeous building. Very new and spacious inside. Amazing artifacts inside and we loved the free photo booth downstairs (the paid one upstairs had less interesting photo options). Upstairs was as inspiring with all the modern era cowgirl featured. Made me proud to be a woman. Too bad it was only visited today by women and their children. Only downside was the gift shop was very pricey.

A must visit while Cowtown. Showcasing the history of the cowgirl and all the amazing clothing and artifacts that are part of history. From back in the wild West to TV Westerns and todays modern cowgirl. Loved seeing all costumes and reading all the stories. Its right next to the Fort Worth museum of Science and History too, so you can check out both in the same day.

We have learned a lot about cowgirls

They had great information and beautiful art work but I wish they had more items directed at kids.

I love going to this museum. The permanent collection is lovely and always nice to look at. The traveling collections are always awesome. The museum has programs/activities available during the summer for kids and adults. The best part about the museum is that it is free to the community to experience all types of art and subjects

IF YOU HAVE NEVER GONE GO.....TAKE THE FAMILY ON A DATE NIGHT

It was awesome.

A beautiful and informative place

Top floor was closed, but my girls still ask every other day if we can go back.

Not my thing

An amazing, meaningful experience with wonderful insight into the influences on a culture that shaped America.

Im a wanna be cowgirl. It was very exciting to see history on my cowgirl heroes.

Enjoyed the exhibits and history. Friendly staff.

Very educational

Awesome place even for kids

Wonderful exhibits, always changing. An impressive way to teach younger generations the heritage of the women in Western culture.

Half of the museum was closed for renovations. Still saw some cool stuff but not much.

Great museum; however, only the 1st floor is currently open. The 2nd floor is closed until this time next year for renovations.

I’ve never been there, but my wife is a championship rider. She just started working at the camera store a block away. I hope she goes there on her lunch. Cowgirls rock!

Very impressive!

Very inspirational! Wonderful collection of artifacts that exhibit the historical struggle of women in the West to contribute and participate in the daily hardships of establishing themselves in the communities of Texas. Their story is one that everyone should experience through visiting this Museum.

Amazing and educational

Super fun place for this Yankee to visit!!!

An amazing Museum to bring your kids

The architecture of this museum is wonderful and some of the exhibits are just breath taking. There are many wonderful artifacts, but I would have liked to see more history into the women that opened the sport for future generations.

Extremely interesting and inspiring exhibits!

Well-curated tribute to the American cowgirl. Not particularly child/family friendly. I like this museum but it does have a certain air of pretentiousness about it that seems odd given that cowgirls tend to be about the least pretentious people on the planet.

Great time

Excellent exhibit honoring the American Cowgirl.

As a female, I really inspired by the spirit from the cowgirls and their stories. Whatever you are doing, stand straight and tall!!!

Great place to learn about Our Women of the West. Truly a inspirational​ experience for all ages

Wonderful exhibits that promote girl power. You go girl takes on new meaning to describe the contributions women have made in the West. Kid-friendly but meaningful to grown ups as well.

Went to the National Cowgirl Museum and Hall of Fame with a really good friend of mine. We had a great time.