The Black Cowboy Museum, Rosenberg

About The Black Cowboy Museum

The Black Cowboy Museum preserves the legacy of African American cowboys who shaped the West, featuring exhibits on figures like Bass Reeves, Nat Love, and Bill Pickett. Founded by Larry Callies, the museum occupies a display room where visitors encounter artifacts and historical accounts of Black cowboys whose contributions have often been overlooked. The venue hosts a Black Cowboy Hall of Fame Museum and organizes events including banquets and rodeos that celebrate this heritage. The museum also partners with programs like the Charlie Sampson bull riding school, offering hands-on experiences for those interested in rodeo traditions. Located in Rosenberg, Texas, the museum charges admission with published prices available online. Children under six receive free admission when visiting with a paying adult, according to information on blackcowboymuseum.com.