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History campers portray life on the Santa Fe Trail - GREAT BEND TRIBUNE
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Jun. 10—This week, participants in the "Ride Into History" camp going on at the Barton County Historical Society have been learning how to research and portray a character from history. Friday evening, the public can enjoy the fruits of their labors by attending "A Night at the Museum." Museum Director Leslie Helsel said the program is inspired by "Night at the Museum" movies, where wax .
The Santa Fe Trail turns 200 with reenactor camps, Buffalo soldiers
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By allowing ads to appear on this site, you support the local businesses who, in turn, support great journalism. Quivira Chapter donates Santa Fe Trail books Check it out Linda Colle, left, and Sheri Holmes are shown with books donated by the Quivira Chapter of the Santa Fe Trail Association.
The Quivira Chapter of the Santa Fe Trail Association has donated children’s, young adult and adult books to the public libraries in the chapter’s coverage area: McPherson, Rice and Barton counties.
In 1821, the Santa Fe Trail became America’s first great international commercial highway, and for nearly 60 years thereafter was one of the nation’s great routes of adventure and western expansion. Hundreds of traders brought goods and supplies from the east, to Franklin, Mo., and took them to Santa Fe, then in Mexico, which was enveloped into the U.S. in 1848 at the con