Sid Richardson Museum - Fort Worth (TX)

5 /5 Alex Moore: My partner and I were visited her family as she’s originally from Fort Worth area. We travelled all the way from the UK and stumbled upon this lovely gallery. The lady at the front desk was so so lovely and gave us a fantastic rundown of the artists displayed. She encouraged us to fill out a postcard which they paid for delivery back to the UK which was a nice touch as well. This was my first day/experience of the kind of hospitality that makes me want to move over to Texas. We can’t wait to be back and will definitely pop in again. Thank you to the lady who was in a cast at the time who made us feel so welcome. ☺️

5 /5 Safa Hasan: I did not expect to enjoy this museum, it was great display of western art and some of the drawings told stories of Lewis and Clark expeditions. If you have questions ask the staff they are very friendly and know the art. At the end of my visit I sent postcards which are free of charge. Entry is also free for public. I highly recommend visiting if you are in town. 5 stars!

5 /5 A. J. L: A small and compact museum of Western Art that still holds quite a bit of character with numerous paintings that carry a wide variety of different emotions. Admissions is free, staff is polite, and the atmosphere is calming as the museum is not overly busy. Equally as interesting is the history of the museum as it was founded by a sort of successful Texan oil executive. A great quick visit!

5 /5 Kezhen Shen: For being a free admission museum, this is one of the best in the area! The staff were extremely welcoming and gave a great history of Sid Richardson and the collection. The museum itself isnt big maybe 3,000 sqft and I would recommend budgeting an hour to really enjoy all the works. There was no wait to enter. The rotating exhibit showed the rich works of Charles Russell and Frederic Remington.