Harber Wildlife Museum, shawnee trail, Sherman

About Harber Wildlife Museum, shawnee trail

Harber Wildlife Museum, Shawnee Trail holds one of the world's most complete collections of big game animals, displayed alongside an extensive array of African artifacts in Sherman, Texas. Visitors tour taxidermied wildlife specimens and scene designs created by professional wildlife artistry, with wall murals and artistic compositions throughout the gallery spaces. The museum, realized as a lifelong dream of Dorothy and Lacy Harber, centers on animals from around the globe that the founders encountered during their travels. The facility operates with published hours available by phone, and the museum charges admission for most visitors. Children 12 and under enter free, according to the museum's admissions policy posted on harberwildlifemuseum.com. The venue sits on Texoma Parkway in Sherman and welcomes groups and individual visitors interested in wildlife conservation, preservation, and education.