Frank Brownell Museum of the Southwest

Visit he Frank Brownell Museum of the Southwest

Established in 2008, the Museum is a jewel box museum with more than 200 firearms beautifully exhibited in a spectacular 2,750 square foot facility. In 2024 a project for an additional 4,000 square foot expansion was completed, giving us over 6,000 square feet. 

When you enter the Museum, you’ll see a set of exhibits around the perimeter of the facility that follows the history of the Southwest.

Immerse yourself in the long and storied history of the region and the firearms that shaped our country’s destiny, starting with the Native Americans and then the Spanish colonization, Spanish exploration, the conquistadors, the Spanish American War, the American Civil War in the Southwest, the Old West, and other major historical events.

See exceptionally decorated arms by modern American engravers along with competition firearms like those used today on the famous Whittington ranges. In short, the Museum is not to be missed.

Make the Frank Brownell Museum of the Southwest a part of your NRA Whittington Center experience.

Best of all, the Museum is free to the public!