TEMPORARILY CLOSED!!!!…read more https://www.panhandleplains.org/p/about/pphm-temporary-closure-updates Hours incorrect on Yelp! We love this museum in a past visit but were disappointed to learn of the closure when entering the destination in Waze.

This museum was such a blast! IT JUST KEPT GOING! Every corner was something to look at. So much…read morethought went into the design of the museum. Definitely have to see it if you're coming this way. Set aside time because it definitely isn't a stop in for a few minutes situation. You will love it! Check out the benches and chairs, super comfy.

If you lived in Plainview then you will find this very interesting. Extremely clean and nice. Very…read morewell done. The Jimmy Dean Museum video is nice and informative. You will also find out about Dr. Jim Clark and Terry Cook.

Excellent historical museum and exhibit. If you loved the story of Lonesome Dove, you will love…read morelearning more about the life and contributions of the man who was the inspiration for Woodrow F. Call. Also, learn how Molly, his wife, saved the North American Bison from total extinction. Great staff and friendly, informative tour. Don't forget to stop by the cemetery across the highway to pay your respects at the gravesite of Charlie Goodnight. This is a Pure Texas destination!

This historical spot is so amazingly cool! The level of authenticity they have been able to…read moremaintain is nothing short of incredible. The guide is super friendly and just next door the Buffalo "Herd Wear" shop is chock full of one of a kind buffalo derived clothing, knives, moccasins, blankets, coats, vests etc. You name it and they probably have it. Using every bit of the animal, they really have found a way to meet every mountain man and fur lover's needs. Cecil and his wife make every visit a delight with their friendly service. Both of them go above and beyond for their customers and visitors. I was fitted for a buffalo hide coat and this is the result below! More than satisfied.

While my photos are few (since I mainly captured pictures with students), the hospitality and…read moreeducational experience at WBU Mabee Regional Heritage Center were out of this world! This is a splendid place to bring students as they are equipped with professional, kind, and helpful staff as well as accommodating to your needs! I was thoroughly impressed and so very thankful this 3-in-1 Museum was an option for our Amarillo school! Thank you, WBU Museum staff and faculty, for making this a terrific visit. I plan to be back with more students in the future. *3-in-1Museum includes: Llano Estacado, Jimmy Dean Museum, and Flying Queens Museum. It's up to date and great!

Great museum especially in a small town like Plainview. I learned so much about the region and rich…read morehistory of the town.

2/8/25- A nice little museum. It was free to get in, but they do accept donations. They have a good…read moremix of different things. Had fossils to medical equipment to military items. They also had some nice dioramas. Stopped in to kill some time and learned a little about the local Texas history. My favorite part was the wall with pictures of the Sheriffs on it with little stories about each.

Unexpectedly interesting and impressive collections of artifacts and photos. Leanne was a lovely…read moreand informative hostess. Can spend 30-60 minutes at this free* museum. (Donations accepted).

This place is HUGE! And donation based. Also has two gift shops. Such a nice docent at the front…read moredesk and cow bell over the entrance door to be sure she sees you coming. Learned so much about barbed wire BEYOND how it's made and the history. Learned about its application beyond cow fencing to people fencing during wars and at internment camps. There's even a barbed wire brassiere there as a nod to the building's past as a ladies' undergarment factory. Cool stop totally worth the time. And time you do need to plan for cuz it's huge with great write-ups and categories per room. Lots of old farm machinery and how it used knots in rope to open the seed drop mechanism every measured distance, tools the fence line folks used to carry on the horses to maintain the barbed wire, branding irons, dust bowl history WITH a jar of the actual dust, etc.

It's fun, free and interesting. This museum, once a bra factory, houses several different types of…read morebarbed wire (or what it is also called, the devil's rope!). Supposedly there are over 2000 patents for it, so depending on how interested you are, the visit time varies. The building also houses the Texas Route 66 Museum, which is small or fairly-sized, but still has plenty of memorabilia to check out. There is also a wall that has the pictures of Texas Route 66 Hall of Fame inductees. If you're traveling on the Mother Road, don't skip out on this museum! One last thing to note: they have a cool gift shop so it is very likely you'll find something you collect here.

Really neat museum here in Lubbock. I'm not even a fan of museums, but really enjoyed the Silent…read moreWings Museum. Learned a lot of interesting facts about WWII and it was cool seeing the model planes. If you have your student ID, it is only $5 admissions!

Great place to bring the little ones. They were able to witness and learn about Gliders and the…read moreimpact they had on US history. It's not an interactive museum- was a little bummer, but understandable. Come check this out if you're in town. If you visit the Buddy Holly Museum first, you receive a 50% off entry fee coupon. Worth it!