t the Frontier Texas museum in Abilene, visitors are greeted by eight life-size buffalo sculptures that graze across the sky on 30-foot posts. Inside, the museum explores the 19th-century history of the region, in part with holograms and mannequins of Native Americans, buffalo hunters, and Buffalo Soldiers describing their lives during a tumultuous time in West Texas. The museum sets the stage for the birth of Abilene, which the Texas and Pacific Railway Company founded
