Founded in 1927, Frontier Times Museum presents Bandera County and Texas frontier history through objects collected across generations.
The galleries cover Indigenous artifacts, cowboy equipment, clothing, weapons, household objects, memorabilia, and unusual donated items. The museum also includes a gift shop and the Texas Heroes Hall of Honor. Regular admission is tiered by age and eligibility, and groups of ten or more may arrange reduced-rate tours by phone.
Regular rates are $8 for adults, $5 for seniors and military, $4 for ages 6–17, and free under age six. Group and seasonal Blue Star terms differ.
Displays include Indigenous artifacts, cowboy memorabilia, clothing, weapons, household objects, unusual donated pieces, and the Texas Heroes Hall of Honor.
Yes. The museum asks groups of at least ten to call ahead. Its published group rates are $4 per adult and $3 per child.