Waylon Jennings Museum at Waymore's Liquor Store

Waymore’s Liquor Store began as a gas station purchased in 1971 by James D. Jennings, the younger brother of Waylon Jennings, and after operating it for years as a mechanic shop he converted the building into a drive through liquor store in 2005.

Inside the store is the Waylon Jennings Museum, a small room filled with personal memorabilia such as family photos, instruments, and records that honor the life and career of his famous brother and attract fans from around the world to Jennings’ hometown.

Pictured: Exhibit at Waymore's Liquor Store

Credit: Jaclyn Zapata

A Tribute in Waylon’s Hometown

Located in Littlefield, Texas, the Waylon Jennings Museum celebrates the life and music of hometown legend Waylon Jennings. Fans from across the country visit the museum to experience artifacts and stories connected to one of country music’s most influential artists.

The Story Behind Waymore’s Liquor Store

What began as a small gas station and mechanic shop owned by Waylon Jennings’ brother James D. Jennings eventually became Waymore’s Liquor Store. Over time the store evolved into a local landmark that now houses a museum dedicated to preserving Jennings’ legacy.

Memorabilia from an Outlaw Country Legend

Inside the museum visitors can explore a collection of photographs, instruments, awards, and personal items connected to Waylon Jennings’ career, offering a glimpse into the life of the artist who helped redefine country music.

A Must Visit Stop for Country Music Fans

Today the Waylon Jennings Museum inside Waymore’s Liquor Store has become a popular destination for travelers exploring West Texas and the legacy of outlaw country.