16 Video Views·Dec 18, 2023
Immerse yourself in the spirit of the American West at the National Cowboy & Western Heritage Museum in Oklahoma City. A tribute to the rugged individualism, artistic expression, and cultural richness of the frontier, this museum offers a captivating journey through the history and heritage of the cowboy and the American West. From the stunning Western art collection featuring masterpieces by renowned artists to interactive exhibits that bring to life the tales of cowboys, Native Americans, and pioneers, every corner of the museum tells a compelling story. The outdoor sculpture garden, showcasing larger-than-life bronze sculptures, adds an immersive dimension to the experience. With its commitment to preserving and celebrating the Western way of life, the National Cowboy & Western Heritage Museum stands as a captivating destination that invites visitors to explore the unique and enduring legacy of the American West.
Address: 1700 NE 63rd St, Oklahoma City, OK 73111
Phone: (405) 478-2250
Website: https://nationalcowboymuseum.org/
Now we are at the National Cowboy and Western Heritage Museum.
We only have an hour so the lady showed us the most important things to see such as the
western town. Brother's going to play this cowboy game and he can earn a prize in the gift shop when
he's done. This section is called playing cowboy and there's many games and toys related to the
wild west. This exhibit has a lot of board games with the western thing but I don't think we've
These are really neat guitars. I especially like that one with the cactus
and cowboy on a horse. I like it when they put these special designs on musical instruments
to make them look less boring. This section showcases toy guns.
Since we're in a cowboy section I'm going to draw me with a cowboy hat whipping cow moo.
Poor cow moo. Someone actually drew cow moo before me.
Oh my gosh look at the similarity. It has that thing and then it has the horn coming up and then
wait a minute that looks exactly like cow moo. This gallery is called art of the northwest coast
so I do think this is around the Washington and Vancouver area because when we were there
we saw many of these totem posts. This is pretty good artwork and it looks scary.
There's two bears but it looks like one got defeated.
We're in the old western town. It actually looks so real like we're outside right now and it's
night time because those little white things on the ceiling look like stars and and then
there's street lights here. This is amazing. U.S. marshal let's go in there the police office.
Can I go in jail? I sure can. Help is the bank.
Every room you go in triggers an audio recording.
And that is the National Cowboy and Western Heritage Museum. My favorite part was exploring
the wild west town because it really felt like you were outdoors. That was my favorite part too
and I liked seeing all of the artwork in the earlier exhibit. There's so much of the museum
that we didn't explore. There's outside Native American exhibits that are temporarily closed due
to the rain but usually they're open and there's a whole east wing that we didn't have time to see
so you can spend many hours in this museum.
