Come see blacksmiths in action, historic implements, wood working tools, butter churns, corn shellers, plows, combines, antique tractors, and other artifacts used for farming & ranching.

Located at the corner of City Park Road & Hwy 46 (River Road) in Boerne City Park next to Kendall County Fair Grounds.

Admission: Donation of $3 per person

Open: Saturdays 10am - 4pm and by appointment
Closed December & January and during major holidays

Call Craig Davis, President at 210-508-6853 for further information

The Pioneer House is available to rent for meetings and parties for $65 Include a hay ride for your group for $25

The Agricultural Heritage Museum is hosting this unique western heritage event that will have something for the whole family, including a great chuck wagon cook-off contest and games for the kids. A western tradeshow, live county music, cowboy poetry and demonstrations will add to the festivities.

See Links below for additional information or the Events tab above.

The Pioneer House may be available for 4-h groups, community meetings or may be rented for special events on a case by case basis.

Contact: Craig Davis at 210-508-6853 or E-mail info@agmuseum.org

The Pioneer House has room for about 50 chairs inside. More chairs can be set up on the porches or on the grass lawn for special events. 100 chairs are available as are several tables.

Directors meet on the first Thursday of the Month at 6:30 pm in the Pioneer House.

The raffle was a great success and the museum would like to thank everyone who participated.

Win a Bolt-Action Mossberg 243 Rifle with Black Composite stock and recoil pad and a 3 x 9 variable scope.

Drawing is October 17 at the Ag Center.
Tickets are $10 each.

Only 300 tickets to be sold - see any director for a ticket.
Do not have to be present to win.

Sponsored by Barkley's Home and Ranch Center.

Paul Thomas, Vice President of the Agricultural Heritage Museum, did his part to help the MDA.

The Lockup gave Boerne Businesses the chance to help the MDA continue it's worldwide research efforts and nationwide programs to aid those with neuromuscular diseases and their families.

Thanks Paul!