Beloved, It's Wednesday and I'm about to wrap my wild west series up. Pretty sure that next week I will post a few more pictures and call it quits on Old Town Cowtown until I can return to Wichita to take some pics of the areas that I didn't capture with my camera.
Old Cowtown Museum has a couple of very rustic log cabins. These pics are of one with an outside garden to view. With it being almost 90 degrees we cut our visit short, but what we did see was great.
Thank you for taking the time to tour the wild west with me. Have a hoot hollering Wednesday.
God Bless,
~Deanna~
The Garden!
That's how the West was won...
5 comments:
The wild west is still wild, at least in some parts of the far west! You captured some good pictures and it looks like a place to visit if we find ourselves in the area. I especially like the log cabins.
Interesting pics, Deanna. Makes us realize where we came from and how they lived in those days. Blessings from Marsha + XXOOXX's
Great photo story Deanna. Thanks for your encouraging words today and yes we are sisters in Christ. I recognize our human nature and know that God our Father understands the times we feel overwhelmed with worldly things. Our physical and spiritual selves don't always jive and faith tells us He understands. I am thankful to be able to overcome those stressful times and see and hear His presence.
QMM
And to think that log cabin only dates our lovely old stone house by about 17 years. The log cabins are quaint, but I think I prefer the heavy stone walls.
Wichita was founded in 1868 very near the "cowtown" museum site on the Arkansas and Little Arkansas rivers and incorporated in 1871. It started booming in 1872 with the arrival of the railroad and the cattle drives.
Interesting museum and good posts and pictures!
Rg
HI D!!!!
I have sure loved your Wild West Wednesdays!!!!
My Christmas Party next year would fit in there perfectly!!!!haha
I hope you get back there and get more pics!!!!
hugs,
jamie
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