Cowboy Culture

It wouldn't be Texas without cowboys and cowgirls. Check out these elements of cowboy culture that have been preserved to film, from rodeos to square dancing. Giddy up!

34th Annual Houston Rodeo Bull and broncos invade Houston’s Astrodome to take on the cowboys and as usual the animals have the better time of it.	'The War Wagon' Dual City Premiere
Cowgirl Rodeo Donor: N/A Cowgirls show off their riding skills.	Barbecue for Vice President Hubert Humphrey Donor: N/A
Lone Star State Hails 'Tomboy And The Champ' This short clip showcases how Universal Studios bused citizens of Katy to Houston to attend the premiere of "Tomboy and the Champ."	Justin Boots
Sports - Prison Rodeo Thriller Convicts ride broncos and bulls in Huntsville’s 35th annual Prison Rodeo.	Prison Rodeo Rodeo clowns share the spotlight at this Huntsville prison rodeo.
Texas Style Donor: El Paso Public Library, Border Heritage Center	Texas - The Big State Donor: Jones Film and Video Collection, Southern Methodist University Commissioned by the Santa Fe Railway Company and produced by Dudley Pictures Corporation, this film provides a sweeping overview of the state of Texas.
The Frick 70s Collection, no. 15 - Montgomery County Cook-off 3 Donor: John Frick	The Baylor Family Collection, no. 28 - East Texas and Prison Rodeo Donor: John Baylor
The Frick 70s Collection, no. 17 - Westheimer Arts Festival & Texas Girl Chili Cook-off, 1980 Donor: John Frick	The Frick 70s Collection, no. 16 - Texas Girl Chili Cook-off Donor: John Frick
The Rare Breed - Historical Western Opens in Texas	The Frick 70s Collection, no. 9 - Howdy Roo Chili Cookoff Donor: John Frick

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