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January 2024 by Rob Solo
Ben Johnsons one of the best cowboy's. On and off the screen.
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December 2023 by Julie Rich
There's a lot to see at the museum, however, it is about 80% Professional Rodeo history. Being called the Ben Jonson Museum is a bit deceiving. The majority is not about him. There are a lot of displays and information if you are into rodeo history.
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October 2023 by Nancy Richard
A great little museum packed with information..
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September 2023 by David Bray
Enjoyed this place very much. Great and friendly staff. A must visit if you are a Ben Johnson or rodeo fan.
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August 2023 by Spriggs Embroidery Works
The person very knowledgeable about the subject. She had lots if personal stories on the subject. Thanks
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August 2023 by Jerry Ryan
This is a top notch museum, not only of the famous local cowboy turned movie star, Ben Johnson, but also a museum of great Oklahoma cowboys and cowgirls. It displays the history of the Drummond family and the Drummond ranches and several other local ranches. You will also see displays for Charla Hartness, World Champion barrel racer and other rodeo icons. The museum isn't free, but it is well worth the cost of admission
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March 2023 by Laura Favaloro
Really enjoyed the visit here.
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October 2022 by Dana Robinson
Great place to visit! Lots of Osage County cowboy history!
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October 2022 by Ann Berryhill
It's what you would expect a museum to be. Located in Pawhuska, Osage County, OK. Location of the events occurring during the time of Osage Reign of Terror (on which the book and movie "Killers of the Flower Moon" is based). The proprietor told us additional stories not included in the book.Amazing artwork by Western artist John Free. I believe he was on par with Frederick Remington and Charles Russell. All sorts of authentic items used by cowboys (and cowgirls), outlaws and lawmen.Of course, the big draw is Ben Johnson, cowboy and actor. Numerous photos, posters, and items worn or used by him. I don't think we realized the scope of his acting career. It's definitely worth the price of admission. Note: This museum is not federally or state funded.
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July 2022 by Deb Boyce
Nice but a lot more than just Ben Johnson. Guess you'd have to be a cowboy to understand it all
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July 2022 by David Born
Great museum dedicated to local local cowboys.and the most important one of all, Ben Johnson. You can take a picture on a giant Buffalo and try to practice roping from a practice horse Ben Johnson World Champion Roping Cowboy and Academy Award-winning actor. Pawhuska Native!
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June 2022 by Grant Hirata
Surprisingly good museum. Small but engaging. If you're into cowboy history, it's a neat little museum.
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April 2022 by Kim Keller Case
It was a great museum with lots of memorabilia & articles about the great actor. We really enjoyed visiting it.
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April 2022 by Cathy Cantieri
I went in to check it out and told Anna that my husband and dogs were waiting in the truck. She said as long as the dogs don’t bark they can come in. The dogs are small and we mostly carried them. We really enjoyed the museum. At one point Anna gathered all of the patrons in the museum and talked about the museum, Ben Johnson, and the Osage. Also about the movie being made in town based on the book Killers of the Flower Moon. It was interesting and added a lot to the experience!
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March 2022 by Jessi Dean
Brought back memories of watching westerns. Also my daughter love the Miss. Rodeo stuff and cowboys❤❤❤
