The Western Cattle Trail and the International Chisholm Trail Association continue to meet and plan the momentous 150th Anniversary Celebration of the Western Cattle Trail. This is not just a celebration but a significant milestone in our shared history, and we are excited to celebrate it with you. The November Conference to celebrate this historic event will be held in Dodge City, Kansas, at Boot Hill Museum, with a welcome from the Committee at 1:30 P.M. Friday, November 1, followed by a slate of speakers.
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On Saturday, November 2, the Committee has meticulously curated a special day for you, starting at 8:30. You'll have the exclusive chance to delve into the history of the Northern Cheyenne Indians, rediscover a forgotten cattle trails, witness the last cattle drive, and learn about the art of the cattle trail. This is an exclusive opportunity you won't want to miss, a chance to be part of a historic event that few will experience.
Take advantage of this historic occasion. The Conference fee is $75.00 per person. You can sign up on our website or by mail. Your participation is not just welcomed; it's crucial to the success of this historic event. |
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The conference registration is now closed. Please use the following information below to register for the Live Stream. A link to the stream will be provided in the payment receipt. The cost for Live Stream access will be $25 and for Saturday's Presentations only. |
Join us for an unforgettable evening of cowboy fireside stories with historian Brad Smalley at the prestigious Upland Ranch on the edge of the Western Cattle Trail! Brad will share unique stories of the Old West, including tales from Dodge City, Cattle Trail stories, and life on the frontier. This is an event you won't want to miss.
Meet Brad, a true historian from Dodge City, Kansas, with a passion for preserving the rich history of the Wild West. With extensive experience in local and statewide tourism, Brad is the captivating voice behind the Wild West Podcast. |
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The Ford County Historical Society warmly invites you to explore the enchanting Home of Stone on Friday, November 1st, from 9 AM to 1 PM. Located at 112 E. Vine Street, this magnificent structure has been standing proud for over a century, having been built between 1879 and 1880 by the remarkable John Mueller—a St. Louis bootmaker with a keen vision.
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“We are thrilled to bring Home on The Range to our community and facilitate an important conversation around the famous song. said Lyne Johnson, Executive Director. “This film challenges viewers to think critically, and we believe the discussion will inspire meaningful dialogue.”
Home on The Range is open and free to the public and will help celebrate the 2024 inductees of the Kansas Cowboy Hall of Fame. El Dean Holthus has been selected as this year’s Cowboy Historian and will be honored later the evening on November 2 at the Induction Ceremony taking place at Boot Hill Casino and Resort Conference Center at United Wireless Arena. Other inductees include Ernie Rodina-Cowboy Entertainer, Brad Tate-Rancher/Cattleman, Rex Bugbee- Rodeo Cowboy and Charles Albert Vest-Working Cowboy. Tickets to the Kansas Cowboy Hall of Fame Induction are $35 each and can be purchased by calling the Museum or by visiting boothill.org We look forward to welcoming film lovers and community members for an evening of film and conversation. Do not miss this opportunity to connect with fellow enthusiasts and explore the deeper meanings behind the art of cinema. |