Museums
The High Plains region has many historical museums which focus mainly on the pioneer days in the region, American Indian history, and early railroad artifacts.
Carson County Square House Museum
In panhandle.
Devil's Rope Barbed Wire Museum
In mclean. dedicated to the fence that tamed the west. this museum has one of the world's largest collections of wire fencing and fence-making tools.
Mobeetie Jail Museum
Restored 1886 native rock jail; early-day sheriffâs quarters authentically furnished. Also features newly restored Old Mobeetie school building, Cataline one-room schoolhouse and a barbershop. Displays of historical items from Wheeler County; antiques. Facilities include 142 RV hookups, modern restrooms, covered outdoor pavilion and an indoor auditorium in the Old Mobeetie School building. Open Thur.âTue. 1â5 p.m. Closed Wed. Museum is 11 miles west of Wheeler. Nearby is historical marker for Fort Elliott, established in 1875 and abandoned in 1890. None of the original buildings remain.
Panhandle-Plains Historical Museum
In canyon. the largest historical museum in the state.
River Valley Pioneer Museum
In canadian.
White Deer Land Museum
In pampa.
XIT Ranch Museum
In dalhart.