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Sugar Land | Missouri City

Officials break ground on Black Cowboy Museum in Kendleton

By Tomer Ronen

Fort Bend County, Kendleton and Black Cowboy Museum officials broke ground on the new home of the Black Cowboy Museum in Kendleton.

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