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Dodge City

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Title: Boot Hill Dodge City (KS), Chrome unused Description: Established in 1872, became known as "Queen of the Cowtowns." Was famous as wild and wooly western outpost.		Title: Historic Front Street, Boot Hill Dodge City (KS), Chrome unused Description: The Boot Hill Stage Line leaves from in front of the Long Branch Saloon throughout the summer months. The stage line rides are enjoyed by all visitors who want to tour Historic Old Front Street in the mode of travel used in the notorious early days of Dodge City

Title: Boot Hill Dodge City (KS), Linen unused Description: Boot Hill, formerly a Potter's Field for the friendless and unfortunate, is at the edge of the little frontier town. The 43 persons buried there have since been removed. First cemetery then a school site, it is now crowned with the Municipal Building and a monument to the cowboy.		Title: Dodge City Dodge City (KS), Chrome unused Description: "Cowboy Capital of the World" Famous, historic Dodge City As it looks today. Second venue looking South.

Title: Dodge City Dodge City (KS), Chrome unused Description: "Cowboy Capital of the world".		Title: Greetings From Boot Hill Dodge City (KS), Chrome unused Description: This is Boot Hill Cemetery 1871 - 1879. This plot is a monument to those who died with their boots on, and were buried with their boots on. "To any Traveler who may pass this way, and climb this lonely hill and say a prayer for us who early found our rest upon the prainics wind swept ageless breast. Weep not of us who early made our beds, wrapped in our blankets, saddles for our heads. For we are happy here, secure and still, locked in this rock strewn silent sun-baked hill." Josephine McIntire in "Boot Hill."


Title: Part Of Gun Collection Displayed At Boot Hill Museum Dodge City (KS), Chrome unused		Title: Silver Spur Lodge, Wyatt Earp At 14th Dodge City (KS), Chrome PM 1971 Description: HIGH PLAINS FINEST 81 UNITS WITH MEETING ROOMS, RESTAURANT, SWIMMING POOL AND TAP ROOM.

Title: Greetings From Boothill Dodge City (KS), Chrome unused		Title: Greetings From Boothill Dodge City (KS), Chrome unused

Title: Presbyterian Church Dodge City (KS), Linen		Title: Presbyterian Church Dodge City (KS), Linen PM 1949

Title: Ford County Court House Dodge City (KS), Linen unused		Title: Historic Front Street, Boot Hill Dodge City (KS), Chrome unused Description: Dodge City's famous Old Front Street is reproduced in authentic replica, as it appeared in the 1870's at the foot of Boot Hill. Front Street with it's Long Branch Saloon, Rath & Wright General Store, City Drug, and the Beauty & Kelly Restaurant holds s unique place in Dodge City's history. It was on this street that more frontier history was written than on any other street in the West.

Title: Boot Hill Dodge City (KS), Chrome unused Description: "Cowboy Capital of the World" Famous old-time outlaws were buried here with their boots on. "Matt Dillon" guards two "desperados" in old Ft. Dodge Jail. "Matt Dillon" (posed by Ray Lee)		Title: City Building And Cowboy Statue Dodge City (KS), Linen unused

Title: Arkansas River Bridge Dodge City (KS), Linen unused		Title: Harvey House Dodge City (KS), White Border unused

Title: Santa Fe Hotel Depot Dodge City (KS), White Border PM 1910 Description: Dodge City is one of the most famous cities in Western history. Cattlemen who in the early days drove their cattle overland from Texas to Montana used to make Dodge City their headquarters, and it was likewise on the Santa Fe Trail. Today it is a thriving little city with a population of 3,000. The altitude is 2,493 feet.		Title: Arkansas river Bridge Dodge City (KS), Linen unused

Title: Hangman's Tree Dodge City (KS) PM 1963 Description: In this plot the unfortunate cowboys found their last resting place after losing an argument that was settled with the frontier six shooter or a rope. Three men were definitely known to be hanged on this tree and how many others, only the tree could tell us		Title: First Baptist Church, 1310 Second Avenue Dodge City (KS), Chrome unused

Title: The First Missionary Church, 1310 Avenue C Dodge City (KS), Chrome unused Description: A Cordial Welcome Awaits You At First Missionary Church Services: Sunday - 9:45; 11:00; 6:30; 7:30 Wednesday - 7:30

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