Chisholm Trail Events
May
25
2013
BIG BEAR Native American Museum Groundbreaking
You are cordially invited!


“BIG BEAR” Native American Museum Ground Breaking Ceremony.
When: Saturday May 25, 10:am
Where: Chisholm Trail Outdoor Museum
101 Chisholm Trail
Cleburne, Texas 76033

Google 2929 W. Henderson

More Information: 817 648 1486

PROGRAM
Native Americans escorted to site by Sheriff’s Dept.
Dedication Ceremony preformed by Native Americans including an Indian Princess

Ground Breaking
Native Americans, City and County Officials, Officials of JC Historical Commission, Officials of JC Heritage Foundation
Native American Dance.

Lord’s Prayer in Sign Language, by Princess
Firing Big Cannon, Terry's Texas Rangers
Confederate & Union Soldiers

Ribbon Cutting
Cleburne Chamber of Commerce
November
22
2013
Pioneer Days
Mark your calendar for the Friday & Saturday before Thanksgiving in November each year- Chisholm Trail Pioneer Days will bring a host of fun, activities, food and music for the whole family at the Chisholm Trail Outdoor Museum on U.S. 67 in Cleburne on the west side of Lake Pat Cleburne. Planned and unplanned activities throughout the two day event.

CHISHOLM TRAIL – PIONEER DAYS
One of Cleburne’s Signature Events
Friday is School Days, while open to the public, the focus this day are the students
of the County. Activities for the Students begin at 8:30 AM and run to 2:30.
Saturday planned activities begin at 10:AM till 5:00 PM.
FREE ADMISSION & PARKING is planned again this year. Donations accepted.

The following are just some of the exciting things that happen each year:
»» Terry's Texas Rangers - Civil War History, Firing Cannons, Uniforms, Tents & More
»» Blacksmith Shop
World Class Gunsmith on Site * John Schultz from Frontier Classics
»» Food Vendors-Top Level Area* Merchandise-Upper & Lower Area
* Ghost of Buzzard Flats Gunfighters
* CISD Drama Team Putting on Skits
* Sheriff Bob Alford Arresting the Bad Guys
* Judges Roger Harmon and Ron McBroom Putting the Bad Guys in Jail

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Chisholm Trail Marker - Sandusky Place
Like many homesteads on the Old Chisholm Trail, the Sandusky Place was a favorite stop for drovers for refreshing cool water drawn from their rock-lined well to trade for fresh vegetables, and hopefully, bacon and eggs. All of these were.... Read More
Did you know?
Scot-Cherokee trader Jesse Chisholm first marked the famous Chisholm Trail in 1864 for his wagons. It started at the confluence of the Little and Big Arkansas Rivers and went to Jesse Chisholm's trading post, southwest of present day Oklahoma City.

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