Oklahoma City Travel: The Cowboy Museum

When people think of cowboys, Texas usually comes to mind first—let alone NBA teams like the San Antonio Spurs and the Dallas Mavericks 🤠. Day 2 Evening Visit: National Cowboy & Western Heritage Museum In fact, cowboy culture isn’t limited to Texas alone. States like Montana, Idaho, Wyoming, Utah, Arizona, New Mexico, Oklahoma, and even North and South Dakota all have a strong cowboy heritage. After all, this is the land of the “Wild West” 🌄! The museum showcases a wide range of exhibits: lassos, spurs, saddles, trading post artifacts, cowboy clothing, boots, hats, and more 🧢👢. Many of the scene setups vividly recreate the simple, rugged living environments of cowboys and cowgirls during the Western frontier era—you can almost feel the history coming to life 🛖. There are also displays that honor how modern equestrian competitions pay tribute to the historic “Long Drive” (the herding of cattle from Texas to railheads in the North) 🐎. This train of thought can’t help but make you realize: “Frontier” isn’t just a budget airline (Frontier Airlines) ✈️, nor is it just the result of mergers between airlines like Arizona Airways, Challenger Airlines, and Monarch Air Lines—carriers that mainly served the Mountain West. More importantly, “Frontier” is a symbol that stands at the edge of Denver and stretches westward, representing the spirit of the American West’s expansion 🌍. #GaokaoCheerSquad #StudyInUSA #CityExpertProgram #JustGoFirst #Texas #Houston #Tulsa #OklahomaCity #NightTourJoy #LifeLocationCollector