McConaughy Water Interpretive Center

The Front Street Cowboy Museum in Ogallala, Nebraska, showcases the vibrant history of the town during its days as a booming cow town between 1874 and 1884. Visitors can explore the rich legacy of cowboys, longhorn cattle, and the notorious saloons that characterized this era, bringing to life the tales of poker matches, gunfights, and saloon girls that earned Ogallala its infamous reputation. Opened in 1964, the museum invites guests to journey back in time and discover the colorful past of this once-thriving community. With free admission and a strong emphasis on donations to support its future, the Front Street Cowboy Museum aims to preserve the unique stories and heritage of Ogallala for generations to come. Generated from the website