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The Museum of the American West, earlier known as the Autry Museum of Western Heritage, is located in Los Angeles. Established in 1988, the museum examines the interwoven histories, cultures and mythologies of the American West and its diverse people. Its collection encompasses a broad representation of art and artifacts from the American West, including a renowned collection of ranch life and cowboy culture. The museum receives more than 370,000 visitors annually and provides free guided tours and educational activities for over 40,000 school children. The museum merged with other historical centers and formed the Autry National Center that offers a whole new way to explore galleries with audio tours. Its visitors choose the artifacts and works of art to learn more and hear brief presentations, with quotes, music and sound effects.

The Autry Museum of the American West, located in Griffith Park, Los Angeles, is dedicated to showcasing the history and culture of the American West through a diverse range of exhibitions, educational programs, and community events. Acknowledging the Gabrielino Tongva peoples as the traditional land caretakers, the museum engages visitors with its collections, live performances, and family-friendly activities. With a focus on inclusivity and education, the Autry offers various resources such as field trips, guided tours, and collaborative projects that aim to deepen understanding of the region's history. The museum also features a library and archives, providing researchers valuable access to collections that preserve stories and artifacts from the American West. Generated from the website