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Cowboy Hall Of Fame

Cowboy Hall Of Fame

Display areas interpret and honor Native Americans, trail drivers, homesteaders, ranchers and rodeo stars. The museum features an interpretive center with permanent and traveling western culture exhibits, a 45-seat theater and a multipurpose meeting area for use by visiting groups. The building also has a gift shop, an archives section and library, as well as a children’s activity area and an outside patio with an awesome view of the Little Missouri River and the North Dakota Badlands.

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