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There’s a new star-studded tour in the Stockyards

Explore eight places in the Stockyards with Hollywood ties.

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Explore the Stockyards’ Hollywood ties.

Photo courtesy of the Stockyards

Step where the Hollywood stars have stepped during a new self-guided tour in the Stockyards. Stars of the Stockyards features eight famous stops where icons, television series, and movies were filmed.

Psst — if your local movie trivia skills are lacking, we have you covered with our local film guide. Here’s an overview of what you’ll see on the tour.

Hookers Grill, 213 W. Exchange Ave. | Known as the Gambling Den in “1883” and is the only building to preserve its facade constructed by the show’s production team.

White Elephant Saloon, 106 E. Exchange Ave. | Doubled as Pearl’s Dance Hall in the series “1883,” featuring Tim McGraw & Billy Bob Thornton. It was also used as the CD Bar in the series “Walker, Texas Ranger” starring Chuck Norris.

The Stockyards Hotel, 109 E. Exchange Ave. | Infamous bank-robbing duo Bonnie and Clyde used Room 305 as a hideout in 1933 and left a gun behind.

Cowtown Coliseum, 121 E. Exchange Ave. | George Strait filmed the final rodeo scene in the 1992 movie “Pure Country.” The Coliseum is also where Dennis Quaid starred in the amateur boxing match scene in 1983’s “Tough Enough.”

Billy Bob’s Texas, 2520 Rodeo Plaza | Known as the Guitar Bar where a fight broke out in the 1991 film “Necessary Roughness” with Scott Bakula and Sinbad.

Livestock Exchange Building, 131 E. Exchange Ave. | Staged as the Mexican orphanage in the Netflix series “Queen of the South” starring Alice Braga.

Historic Cattle Pens, 131 E. Exchange Ave. | Sam Elliot, LaMonica Garrett, and Eric Nelson filmed several scenes walking through the pens during “1883.”

Swift Armour Meat Packing Plant, 600 E. Exchange Ave. | Served as a prison based in Panama during Season 3 of “Prison Break” starring Dominic Purcell and Wentworth Miller.

Expect new stops to be added to the tour in the future — Taylor Sheridan, Cowtown native and director and creator of “1883" and “Yellowstone,” said he’s filming his new six-part series “Bass Reeves” in the Stockyards. The exact filming spots aren’t known yet.

To start your self-guided tour, download the Stars of the Stockyards map.

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