Julian Bivins Museum tells the story of the area’s ranching heritage
Cattle and sheep ranching implements on display at the Julian Bivins museum
The desert landscape of Tascosa
Casimero Romero and his son, ca. 1880 (Oldham Co. Cemetery Record Preservation Group)
Settled in the late 1800s by Hispanic sheepherders and pastoral entrepreneurs, Tascosa’s rocky soil and desert scrublands provide visitors a moment to reflect on the harsh prospect of early Texas settlement. Now the site of Cal Farley’s Boys Ranch, the Julian Bivins Museum curates the area’s early ranching history.
- Hours: Monday - Saturday, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m.; Sunday, noon - 5 p.m.
- Visitors must check in at Boys Ranch Headquarters
- US 385, 36 miles northwest of Amarillo, Boys Ranch, TX
- 806-372-2341
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