Longhorn Museum - Pleasanton (TX)

5 /5 Steven Erkman: We were passing by this town on the way to San Antonio and decided to stop by the Longhorn Museum. It was free with obviously a donation box and it was definitely worth the stop. For a small town museum it was packed with artifacts, old fashioned exhibits, and history. The new windmill exhibit was open and it was nice. We spent about 45 minutes here. You could see it all faster or you could read about everything and stay much longer.

5 /5 Jenna: Amazing museum! We went earlier today & the lady was so informative & friendly. she offered to take a picture of us in front of the long horn & put a cowboy hat on my 10 month old & he was loving it! the museum in itself was so cute and it was great to learn some history. We enjoyed it & will be back. free but donations accepted!

5 /5 Brenda Mark: Exceptional displays of quality historical pieces. Many taxidermy mounts of a wide variety of animals. Outside, there is a train car with a display inside when the museum is open. This museum is free. The ladies are very welcoming.

5 /5 B Matt: This was a fun and quick highway stop. The museum was donation-based, and featured a variety of mounted animal heads, and a few full taxidermies. There was also an original train that you could go in, and a room full of windmills from across America.

4 /5 Dennis Pohle: Eclectic museum focusing on local history. amazing (trophy level) mounted animals, and windmills. There is a large collection of old items, but a drawback is not detailed signage to help you understand and appreciate some of the items. We find this frequently with small local museums with volunteer staff. Nonetheless, the museum has a lot of interesting items and worth a visit. Cost is free with a donation optional. Parking on site.