The National Cowboy & Western Heritage Museum sits at 1700 Northeast 63rd Street in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. It is also known as the Cowboy Hall of Fame, and it is devoted to the history and culture of the American West.
What you will find
The museum holds extensive collections of Western art and artifacts, presented alongside interactive exhibits that invite visitors to engage with the stories behind them. It is a place to look closely at the objects, images and everyday tools that shaped life across the West, and to think about how that heritage is remembered today.
Planning your visit
- Who it suits: anyone interested in American history, Western art, or the cultural traditions of the plains and the frontier, including families looking for hands-on displays.
- Getting there: the museum is on Northeast 63rd Street on the north side of Oklahoma City.
- Contact: you can call +1-405-478-2250 before you go.
The city around it
Oklahoma City is the state capital and a useful base for exploring the wider region, so a visit to the museum can be paired with time in the city and its surrounding area. Check details such as current opening times and admission directly with the museum before you set out.