What a great and immersive museum! Nice and clean and the gift shop was full of Texas trinkets. The videos and actors portrayals of Wild West cowboys and Indians were very interesting. The artifacts, especially the white buffalo hide was very interesting. We played on the beautiful lush green lawn and visited with our family in the lobby and were very comfortable throughout our visit. This was a great add on activity to the Abilene zoo.

We traveled with our 2 Grands on an adventure from Ft. Worth for the day, in Abilene. After a delicious brunch at The Front Porch , just across the street, Frontier Texas was our first stop. This very informative and interesting museum was perfect for our 8 & 9 yo’s! The exhibits and accompanying videos were excellent! We all learned so much and came to appreciate our country’s rich history. It’s a beautiful facility but the BEST part was the warm and friendly staff. They could not have been any more welcoming and helpful. We spent about 1 1/2 hrs there.

Frontier Texas! is a cool little museum that talks about crazy how the west was. They have a cool video that you can watch, interactive stuff you mess with, and they have some events you can go to during the summer months. They also have a little passport for the kids so they can get it stamped if they find Seymour.

My husband & I visited this museum today and are very impressed. It was free to get into and that is surprising in itself. It was more than we expected. The holograph spirit guides were very interesting to listen to and there was enough information to look at but not overwhelming. The little movies at the start and end pulled all the information together. It might not be good for smaller kids as there isn’t a ton to look at but the experience is top notch!

My wife and I visited here to find a cool place on a hot Friday afternoon in Abilene. The staff was very friendly and helpful. Parking was readily available and the building and grounds were well kept. The exhibits were very well laid out and presented in a multi media fashion. I have admit I learned quite a bit about this part of Texas. Worth a return trip.