A bright red antique stagecoach wagon with wooden wheels and seats, parked outdoors on a sunny day.

Buggy Barn Museum

Award-winning collection in the beautiful hill country of Blanco, Texas

WHO WE ARE

The Buggy Barn Museum is located in the beautiful hill country of Blanco, Texas. Just 50 miles from almost all surrounding areas, the museum makes it a great place to escape for the day.

The museum is dedicated to providing a unique educational opportunity to step back in time. Expansion of the museum's collection and promoting the preservation of these modes of horse drawn transportation in history are two of the museum's primary goals.

There are over 250 unique buggies, carriages and wagons with no two the same! Dating from the 1800s to the 1900s, we have the largest collection of buggies and wagons in Texas! We have buggies from 12 different countries!

Several buggies were used in movies such as the remake of True Grit, Abraham Lincoln Vampire Hunter, There Will Be Blood, The Redemption of Henry Myers, Deliverance Creek, Killers of the Flower Moon; and television series Revolution, Underground, 1883, Bass Reeves, 1923, and so much more! The hit series 1923 is a big draw for visitors. Come see our newest addition of the wagons and carriages from the television series The Chosen!

Visit the Museum

There are many things happening all the time at the museum. Come and tour the museum at your own pace. Each buggy has the history on it, so you can spend as much time here as you'd like. We also welcome schools and other groups, and we will gladly give guided tours as well. There is a fully furnished gift shop to remember your trip by.

A painted mural on the side of a building. The mural depicts a horse-drawn carriage with the text "BUGGY BARN" and "ELANCO, TX" below it.
An Old West-style town with wooden buildings, dirt roads, and a statue in the center of the scene under a bright blue sky with fluffy white clouds.

Pine Moore Old West Studio

One of our newest additions to the museum is our Pine Moore Old West Studio, located directly behind the museum. This town is like taking a step back in time. This town is available for rent for movies, television series, commercials, and even for parties, weddings, meetings and more! It has a wardrobe area, meeting room with kitchen area, saloon, homestead room, barber and dentist room, stables, church, gallows, saddle shop, Texas Ranger office and jail, and a newly added 3,000 square foot building that is versatile for use.

We not only rent our town for films, but also for weddings, parties, graduation parties, prom, photo shoots, car clubs, and more!

Ready to visit the museum or book Pine Moore Old West Studio? Contact us to plan your visit, schedule a group tour, or reserve our venue for your next event.

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