National Cowgirl Museum and Hall of Fame

Fort Worth, TX

Architect:

Philip Johnson

The National Cowgirl Museum and Hall of Fame celebrates the grit, independence, and resilience of the women who shaped the American West. Designed in a Western-inspired Art Deco style, the museum’s architecture features intricate bas-relief panels, heroic murals, and thoughtful detailing that reflect the enduring spirit of the American cowgirl. Since opening, the museum has continued to evolve its exhibits and facilities, creating immersive and engaging experiences that connect visitors with the stories and legacy of the remarkable women honored within its walls.

The Projects Group has supported the National Cowgirl Museum and Hall of Fame through multiple phases of renovation and expansion. During the first-floor gallery renovation, TPG coordinated the integration of new exhibit environments and multimedia installations, including projection displays and a custom mobile installation in the Grand Rotunda. For the second-floor gallery renovations, TPG oversaw upgrades to exhibit spaces and the introduction of immersive and interactive visitor experiences.

TPG is currently assisting the museum with the planning and development of a 16,000 sqft, $19 million expansion and renovation project that will introduce new gallery spaces, a custom-designed rideable carousel, enhanced visitor amenities, and a new entrance oriented toward Dickies Arena, further strengthening the museum’s presence within Fort Worth’s Cultural District.