Daisy Airgun Museum, Rogers Travel Guide

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Relive your childhood at the Daisy Airgun Museum in Rogers, Arkansas, home to the world's largest collection of vintage airguns and memorabilia.

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The Daisy Airgun Museum in Rogers, Arkansas, showcases the history of Daisy Manufacturing, the company behind the iconic Daisy BB gun. Visitors can explore a vast collection of airguns dating back to the 1600s, along with vintage advertising, memorabilia, and exhibits detailing Daisy's contributions to American culture and wartime efforts.

A brief summary to Daisy Airgun Museum

202 W Walnut St, Rogers, Arkansas, 72756, US
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Monday 9 am-5 pm
Tuesday 9 am-5 pm
Wednesday 9 am-5 pm
Thursday 9 am-5 pm
Friday 9 am-5 pm
Saturday 9 am-5 pm

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Admission is $2 for adults and free for children under 16. Admission is payable at the gift shop as you leave.
Allow at least one hour to fully explore the exhibits and immerse yourself in the history of Daisy airguns.
Visit the gift shop to purchase Daisy-themed souvenirs, BBs, and even your own Red Ryder BB gun.
Don't miss the chance to take a photo with the World's Largest BB Gun located on the 2nd Street side of the museum.

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Getting There

Walking

The Daisy Airgun Museum is located in downtown Rogers at 202 W Walnut St. If you are already in the downtown area, walking is a convenient option. From Railyard Park, head west on E Cherry St toward N 1st St. Turn right onto N 1st St, then turn right onto W Walnut St. The museum will be on your right.
Driving

If driving from the north, take US-71B south into Rogers. Turn right onto W Walnut St. The Daisy Airgun Museum will be on the right at 202 W Walnut St. Parking is available on the street or in nearby parking lots. Parking: Street parking availability varies. Check for designated parking lots in the area.
Public Transport

While Rogers has limited public transportation options, some local bus routes may serve the downtown area. Check the local transit schedule for the most up-to-date information and plan your route to the museum accordingly. Check with Price4Limo for charter bus options.

Discover more about Daisy Airgun Museum

Step back in time at the Daisy Airgun Museum, a nostalgic tribute to the Daisy Manufacturing Company and its legendary BB guns. Located in a historic 1896 building in downtown Rogers, Arkansas, the museum attracts visitors from around the globe eager to relive childhood memories and discover the rich history of this iconic American brand.Founded as the Plymouth Iron Windmill Company in 1882, the company initially struggled to sell its steel windmills. Legend has it that when company president, Lewis Cass Hough, test-fired a prototype airgun, he exclaimed, "Boy, that's a daisy!". The airgun was initially offered as a premium to windmill buyers, but soon the demand for the guns overshadowed the windmills, leading the company to switch its focus. By 1895, the company officially became Daisy Manufacturing Company.The museum's chronological displays take you on a journey through Daisy's evolution, from its early airguns to its contributions during World War II, where it produced war materials. See airguns dating back to the 1600s and explore exhibits filled with antique furnishings, posters, postcards, photos, letters, advertisements and more. Don't miss the exhibit featuring Alan Shepard's Daisy-branded golf balls that he launched on the moon during the Apollo 14 mission. Before leaving, be sure to visit the gift shop for fun keepsakes, commemorative BB tins, and even your own Red Ryder BB gun. Also, be sure to take a picture in front of the World's Largest BB Gun.