Toni S.
6/5/2025
Love these old time museums that keep the Wild West relevant. While it's small, it's filled to the brim with memorabilia.
Rex Allen Museum
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150 N Railroad Ave
Willcox, AZ 85643
The Rex Allen Museum in Willcox, AZ is a tribute to the legendary Arizona Cowboy, Rex Allen, who brought immense pride to the people of Willcox. Inside the museum, visitors can explore a collection of memorabilia showcasing Rex Allen's remarkable achievements in rodeo, radio, movies, and television.
Located across the street from the museum is a magnificent bronze statue of Rex Allen, created by sculptor Buck McCain, which symbolizes his everlasting connection to Willcox. The museum offers a glimpse into the life and career of this iconic singing cowboy, leaving visitors with a deeper appreciation for his contributions to Western entertainment.
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Cindy P.
4/6/2024
This small museum is packed full of country music history and everything Rex Allen and Rex Allen Jr. From his early childhood years to his most famous singing and acting years, it's got a bit of...
Jennifer H.
11/3/2023
Absolutely lovely collection and tribute to the man who wrote amazing songs, had a successful acting career, never forgot his hometown and most importantly, really loved his horse. The Nudie...
Richard F.
2/11/2019
We pulled into the Historic District of Wilcox not knowing what to expect. It was pretty deserted and looked like a ghost town until we spotted a colorful storefront with a sign that said Rex...
C J.
6/2/2022
Chock full of lots of photos and other memorabilia about Rex Allen and other stars in his era. Also told a lot about the Willcox area. Nice little stop.
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