We’re honored to be named the 2026 Best Local Attraction in the Fort Worth Magazine Readers’ Choice Awards.
Come see why readers voted the John Wayne: An American Experience Museum the best local attraction.
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This vintage Coors Light ad from the 1990s offers a fascinating look at the enduring legacy of John Wayne. Using archival footage of Duke, it reflects how his image continued to resonate in American popular culture long after his time on screen.
A friendship that shaped the Western genre.
In this 1959 interview, John Wayne introduces John Ford, who reflects on discovering Duke early in his career. Their legendary partnership went on to create some of the most enduring films in American cinema.
Today marks the 50th anniversary of The Shootist (1976).
John Wayne's cowboy hat, worn in his unforgettable final film as J.B. Books, is on display at John Wayne: An American Experience Museum in the Fort Worth Stockyards.
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"Republic. I like the sound of the word... Some words can give you a feeling that makes your heart warm. Republic is one of those words.” —John Wayne as Colonel Davy Crockett in The Alamo (1960)
Happy Birthday to the Duke!
Today we celebrate the life, legacy, and enduring spirit of John Wayne — an American original whose films and values continue to inspire generations.
What’s your favorite John Wayne film or quote?
A memorable patriotic moment from John Wayne in Swing Out, Sweet Land (1970). 🇺🇸
“Tomorrow remember, this is my country and I’m going to do good for it. Just might work! We’ll never know unless we give it a fair try… God Bless America!” — John Wayne
Happy 85th Birthday to Ann-Margret!
“I’ve got a saddle that’s older than you are, Mrs. Lowe.”
Ann-Margret starred alongside John Wayne in The Train Robbers (1973).
Film by Warner Bros. Pictures
“Out here, a man settles his own problems.”
On this day in 1962, The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance rode into theaters.
John Wayne as Tom Doniphon delivered one of the West’s most memorable lines.
John Wayne Day Weekend returns to Fort Worth this May.
Meet the Wayne family, enjoy book signings, and take part in exclusive small-group tours.
May 23–24 | 10AM–4PM
Limited spots available and expected to sell out.
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Happy Easter weekend 🐰
Not your typical John Wayne moment. From the saddle to the spotlight, Duke shows off his sense of humor on Rowan & Martin's Laugh-In (1971).
Proof the Duke could deliver a laugh just as well as a line, even in a giant bunny costume.
Host your next private event, corporate gathering, or group tour at the John Wayne Museum in the Fort Worth Stockyards. Enjoy a one-of-a-kind setting with private access and exclusive shopping.
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Remember the 13-day siege of the Alamo. This Friday, March 6, the John Wayne Museum offers $13 admission. Visiting the Stockyards this weekend? Stop in and experience the story.
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Honored to be featured on the front page of @fortworthreport as we mark 5 years in the Stockyards! If you’re visiting this weekend, we invite you to step inside.
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