National Multicultural Western Heritage Museum, Fort Worth

About National Multicultural Western Heritage Museum

The National Multicultural Western Heritage Museum in Fort Worth tells the history of the American West through the contributions of people often left out of traditional accounts. Visitors explore permanent exhibits highlighting Buffalo Soldiers, Tuskegee Airmen, Black Cowboys, Native American Chiefs and Heritage, and the Vaquero and Hispanic Heritage. The museum's Hall of Fame recognizes outstanding pioneers and individuals who shaped western settlement and culture across multiple generations. The collection includes historical journals, photographs, and other documented materials that present a complete perspective of the diverse people and activities that built the region. The museum offers Cultural Heritage Youth Workshops and Forgotten Cowboys Traveling Living History Presentations as educational programs. Accessible facilities and free parking are available for all guests.