National Cowgirl Museum and Hall of Fame
Fort Worth, Texas
2001

Architect: David Schwarz and Gideon Toal

The National Cowgirl Museum and Hall of Fame’s location near the historic Will Rogers Memorial Center in the Fort Worth Cultural District helped determine the style, materials and architecture of the building. The exterior is brick and cast stone with terra cotta finials formed in a ‘wild rose’ motif. The building features a large painted mural by Richard Haas.

The Museum includes three gallery areas, a multipurpose theater, hands-on children's areas, a flexible exhibit space, research library, catering area, and a retail store. A 45 foot-high domed rotunda houses the Hall of Fame honoree exhibits.