Discover the legacy of the Angora Goat Capital of the World at the American Angora Goat Breeder's Association Museum in Rocksprings.
Located in the heart of Rocksprings, the American Angora Goat Breeder's Association Museum celebrates the town's status as the Angora Goat Capital of the World. Established in 1900, the association maintains the only American record of purebred Angora goats. The museum offers a glimpse into the region's rich agricultural history, which is deeply tied to the wool and mohair industry. Visitors can explore exhibits that detail the economic impact of these animals on the Edwards Plateau.
The museum is located at 205 W Austin St in Rocksprings, Texas, serving as the headquarters for the American Angora Goat Breeder's Association.
The museum features historical photographs of the mohair industry, a mohair carpet, and a stuffed longhaired goat, highlighting the region's agricultural legacy.
Rocksprings is known as the Angora Goat Capital of the World, and Edwards County is one of the top producers of wool and mohair globally.