Participate with the Chisholm Trail museum
 
Along with our large pavilion and unique Engine BBQ Smoker the entire Outdoor Museum makes an ideal setting for your family or corporate outings. We have also had Weddings, Board Meetings and over four thousand school kids on field trips. We have
many groups travel on Buss Tours to visit and spend the day or just a short time. Our guest book reviels people from all over the world. We have had Schools, Senior Groups, Scouts, Campfire Girls, Military Groups, Motorcycle Groups, Church Groups, Classic Car Groups and Blacksmiths just to name a few.

We are looking for volunteer Docents to give tours and answer questions as tourist visit this historic site. If you would like to become involved with the museum, ask one of our volunteers for more information or call 817 648 2815 or 817 648 1486.

Annual membership dues are $20.
There is a yearly membership meeting and dinner during Pioneer Days in November.

The Outdoor Museum is a project of Johnson County Heritage Foundation and is Endorsed by Cleburne Chamber of Commerce and Johnson County Historical Commission.

JCHF is an all volunteer 501 (c)(3) foundation.
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Chisholm Trail Marker - Smith Ranch
Settled in the valley below in 1887 and through the years has protected this 25 acre rare native prairie grass preserve. Imagine millions of Bison and Longhorn cattle that grazed on this lush grass just as it is today on.... Read More
Did you know?
Jesse Chisholm used the trail to trade with the U.S. Army and Native American tribes (Indians) from his trading post at the present site of the Twin Lakes Shopping Center in Wichita to his southern trading post in Indian Territories. The Wichita Indians used the Chisholm Trail when they moved from their native territory to

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