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Explore 40,000 artifacts revealing cowboy and pioneer cultures in a historic setting built in 1933 for an unforgettable experience
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Take a journey back to the days when cowboys roamed the open plains and mastered horsemanship like no other. Ever wondered how they trained wild steeds with such finesse? This museum offers insights into their world with fascinating exhibits that are sure to capture your interest. Enjoy an educational outing that brings history to life with immersive experiences perfect for all ages.
What we offer
Choose from options catering to groups of two, four, six, or eight people at the Frontier Times Museum in Bandera, Texas. Each ticket grants access to historical artifacts depicting frontier life, allowing visitors to immerse themselves in the past. Whether visiting as a couple or larger group, there's something unique and enriching offered here.- $11.00 for adult admission for four ($20.00 value): Experience a shared adventure with friends or family at a discounted rate.
- $15.00 for adult admission for six ($30.00 value): Bring along more companions for an enriched visit.
- $19.00 for adult admission for eight ($40.00 value): A larger group can explore together while enjoying significant savings.
- $6.00 for adult admission for two ($10.00 value): Ideal option for couples looking to explore history together.
Why you should grab the offer
Visiting the Frontier Times Museum is like stepping back into another era filled with adventure and discovery. The museum’s vast collection provides a deep dive into frontier life, making it an extraordinary place that celebrates history's rich tapestry in true Texas style. Educational resources engage all ages, ensuring both fun outings and memorable learning experiences whether you’re exploring as a family or solo enthusiast interested in American heritage stories. Conveniently located in Bandera with flexible admission options suitable even on spontaneous visits, it promises something special each time you go through its doors.Fine Print
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About Frontier Times Museum
Like the intrepid cowboys and pioneers it honors, the Frontier Times Museum boasts a backstory rife with tall tales and valiant triumphs. It all started in the late 1920, when writer and publisher J. Marvin Hunter began selling newspapers and magazines that recounted the sagas of the storied Old West. Readers enthralled by the sagas would send in relics to exemplify these stories, filling Hunter's small office to the brim. By 1933, his publications had brought in just enough funds to build the Frontier Times Museum, which has been properly flaunting the goldmine of baubles at the site ever since. The ensuing decades have yielded thousands of visitors and multiple expansions.
Today, the nonprofit museum pays homage to the fabled pioneer period right down to its very framework, with parts of the building constructed using stones from the surrounding pastures. Iconic histories are illustrated through roughly 40,000 artifacts, which populate a menagerie of display cases, shelves, and rocky walls. A wander through the labyrinth of exhibits reveals frontier-era vestiges such as fireplaces, paintings, phonographs, and fossils, with a smattering of trinkets from Europe, Asia, and South America punctuating the collection. Even J. Marvin Hunter's legacy lives on in an old-fashioned printing press.