RED RIVER VALLEY MUSEUM

Step into history with us at the Red River Valley Museum, where we preserve and share our rich heritage. Thanks to your support, we've launched programs like cost-free school tours, a vibrant Youth Art Show, and a junior docent program empowering tomorrow's leaders.

Now, we need your help again. Join us on September 5th for Texoma Gives, a day of giving organized by the Wichita Falls Area Community Foundation. Your online donation amplifies our impact and supports the Waggoner Gallery redesign. No amount is too small, and every contribution fuels transformative experiences.

Let's raise $75,000.00 together on September 5th and shape our legacy "One Tour at a Time." Be part of our journey – your tax-deductible donation fosters art, culture, and history for generations.

Who We Are

The Red River Valley Museum was founded in 1963 with a single exhibit that was housed at the Wilbarger Auditorium. In 1975 a vacant hospital building became the first home of the Museum. When William Bond donated his collection of 130 record-holding wild game trophy mounts from around the world in 1985, a 15,000 square foot modern, regional Museum was built adjacent to the Vernon College campus.