Title:
BOOT HILL
Dodge City Kansas (KS), Chrome
Description:
Today on the site of the famous od Boot Hill, the Dodge City Junior Chamber of Commerce operates a museum of the Old West, free to al visitors. At the right is the old Fort Dodge jail built in 1864.
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Title:
Front Street Replica, Boot Hill
Dodge City Kansas (KS), Chrome unused
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Title:
Front Street
Dodge City Kansas (KS), Chrome unused
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Title:
Santa Fe Hotel
Dodge City Kansas (KS), Divided Back
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Title:
St. Mary of the Plains College and High School
Dodge City Kansas (KS), Chrome PM 1953 Aug-19
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Title:
Cattle Roundup
Dodge City Kansas (KS), White Border PM 1935 Sep-15
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Title:
Historic Horse Thief Canyon
Dodge City Kansas (KS), White Border PM 1937 Apr-5
Description:
Law-breaking was not uncommon among the pioneers who blazed the trail into the wild west. In fact, there was no law except the "six-gun" and it wasn't unusual for an argument to be settled in that fashion. Horse stealing was one of the pursuits followed by those who had no respect for the law. From the escapades and fates of these marauders this canyon near Dodge City took its name.
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Title:
First Church in Dodge City, Kansas (Established 1874).
Dodge City Kansas (KS), White Border PM 1935 Oct-16
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Title:
Part of Chief Dull Knife's Band of Captured Northern Cheyennes
Dodge City Kansas (KS), White Border PM 1937 Apr-5
Description:
This picture, taken in 1879 in front of the courthouse at Dodge City is one of members of Chief Dull Knife's band of Northern Cheyennes who were transferred from their reservation in Dakota to the Fort Reno, Indian Territory agency in 1877. In the fall of 1878 they left there, without permission, in an attempt to get back to their old home, and against great odds reached western Nebraska before United States troops captured them. In the encounter, about 45 settlers were killed, and these Indians were brought to Dodge City in February 1879 for trial.
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Title:
Dodge City in 1872
Dodge City Kansas (KS), White Border PM 1935 Oct-16
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Title:
Old Santa Fe Trail
Dodge City Kansas (KS), White Border PM 1935 Aug-17
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Title:
Motel Shangri-La
Dodge City Kansas (KS), Chrome unused
Description:
Guest Advertised, as "Among America's Finest." 24 Air-conditioned Units, with heated Garages. Rooms carpeted, Panelray Heated, Tiled combination Shower and Tub Baths; Simmons Beautyrests. Built to serve the Traveling Public (no permanents). AAA Recommended. Within (West) City Limits, Highway 50s.
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Title:
Long Branch Saloon, Boot Hill
Dodge City Kansas (KS), Chrome unused
Description:
Don Richards
Photography House
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Title:
Silver Spur Lodge
Dodge City Kansas (KS), Chrome unused
Description:
"High Plains Finest" 70 units with meeting rooms, restaurant, swimming pool and tap room. Wyatt Earp at 14th.
Chester Litho, Inc.
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Title:
Junior High School
Dodge City Kansas (KS), Linen unused
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Title:
Welcome Inn - Budget Motel
Dodge City Kansas (KS), Chrome unused
Description:
Color TV - Room Phones - Electric Heat & Air Conditioning. "The Good Life at Affordable Prices"
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Title:
Front Street, Boot Hill
Dodge City Kansas (KS), Chrome unused
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Title:
Front Street, Boot Hill
Dodge City Kansas (KS), Chrome
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Title:
Front Street, Boot Hill
Dodge City Kansas (KS), Chrome unused
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Title:
Welcome Inn - Budget Motel
Dodge City Kansas (KS), Chrome
Description:
P.O. Box 968, 1610 W. Wyatt Earp Blvd. Color TV - Room Phones. Electric Heat & Air Conditioning "The Good Life at Affordable Prices"
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Title:
Silver Spur Lodge
Dodge City Kansas (KS), Chrome
Description:
High Plains Publishers
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Title:
Dodge City High School
Dodge City Kansas (KS), White Border unused
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Title:
Front Street Replica - Boot Hill
Dodge City Kansas (KS), Chrome unused
Description:
Dodge City's famous old Front Street is reproduced in faithful replica on old Boot Hill. The board walks, the hitch racks, the awnings over the sidewalk, all are the same as in the days when this street was the main street of the "wickedest little city in the west."
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Title:
Famous Boot Hill
Dodge City Kansas (KS), Real Photo PM 1940 Jun-2
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Title:
Looking Down 1st Avenue
Dodge City Kansas (KS), White Border PM 1920 Nov-09
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Title:
Trail herd brands of 1874 that established Dodge City, Kansas, the cowboy capital
Dodge City Kansas (KS), Real Photo PM 1942 Sep-2
Description:
On the ashes of my campfires was Dodge City built. No firearms are permitted north of Front Street.
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Title:
Shangri La Motel
Dodge City Kansas (KS), Linen PM Jun-18
Description:
Recommended Guest Advertised, as "Among America's Finest." 24 Air-conditioned Units, with heated Garages. Rooms carpeted, Panelray Heated, Tiled combination Shower and Tub Baths; Simmons Beautyrests. Built to serve the Traveling Public (no permanents). Paid Reservations held arrival of guest; unpaid used after 6 P.M. (CST), as needed
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Title:
Zimmermann's Gunsmith Shop, Boot HIll Museum
Dodge City Kansas (KS), Chrome unused
Description:
Fredric C. Zimmermann was Dodge City's gunsmith during the 1870s and 1880s. He also sold hardware and building supplies needed by the growing town
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Title:
Greetings from Front Street, Dodge City, Kansas, Cowboy Capital of the World
Dodge City Kansas (KS), Chrome unused
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Title:
City Hall
Dodge City Kansas (KS), Divided Back PM 1908 Jan-8
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Title:
Carnegie Library
Dodge City Kansas (KS), Divided Back unused
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Title:
100TH Meridian Motel, 2300 W. Chestnut St., On U.S. Highway 50
Dodge City Kansas (KS), Linen unused
Description:
Where the 100th Meridian crosses the Arkansas River was the southwest corner of the Louisiana Territory. Owned by Spain thru discovery; traded to France by treaty; bought by U.S. in 1803. South of the River was the Republic of Texas; west of the 100th Meridian was old Mexico. This intersection is the only place in the U.S.A. where the flags of five nations could have flown from one flag pole
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Title:
100th Meridian Motel
Dodge City Kansas (KS), Linen unused
Description:
On U. S. 50 West Edge - Dodge City, Kans. Where the 100th Meridian crosses the Arkansas River was the southwest corner of the Louisiana Territory. Owned by Spain thru discovery; traded to France by treaty; bought by U. S. in 1803. South of the River was the Republic of Texas; west of the 100th Meridian was Old Mexico. This intersection is the only place in the U.S.A. where the flags of five nations could have flown from one fla pole
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Title:
Miss Kitty and the Can Can Girls - Long Branch Saloon Variety Show
Dodge City Kansas (KS), Continental Chrome unused
Description:
During the summer season at Boot Hill Museum
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Title:
Silver Spur Lodge
Dodge City Kansas (KS), Chrome unused
Description:
Wyatt Earp at 14th 316 227-2125 Dodge City, Kansas 67801 "High Plains Finest" 81 units with meeting rooms, restaurant, swimming pool and tap room
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Title:
Post Office Building
Dodge City Kansas (KS), White Border
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Title:
U.S. Weather Bureau
Dodge City Kansas (KS), White Border PM Jul-29
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Title:
Dodge City's Stagecoard Mural
Dodge City Kansas (KS), Chrome unused
Description:
Dodge City's "Stagecoach Mural" adorns the South wall of the First National Bank & Trust Co. Muralist Stan Herd created the masterpiece as a tribute to Remington. The mural, 35 ft. by 45 ft. was dedicated to the people of Dodge City and Southwest Kansas on July 14, 1979
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Title:
Looking Down 1st Avenue
Dodge City Kansas (KS), Real Photo unused
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Title:
Greetings from the Nation's No. 1 City of History and Romance
Dodge City Kansas (KS), Real Photo unused
Description:
Dodge City, The Cowboy Capital. On the Ashes of my Camp Fires was this City Built. For ten years this was the largest cattle market in the world and for fifteen it was the wildest town on the American Frontier. Established with the coming of the Santa Fe in 1872, Dodge City became the shipping center of the southwest. The hunters who exterminated the buffalo here marketed several million dollars worth of hides and meat. Hundreds of wagon trains carried supplies to western towns and army posts. By 1875 most cattle trails let to Dodge; in 1884 Texas drovers alone brought 106 herds numbering 300,000 head. As a rendezvous for hunters, trappers, cowboys, soldiers, railroad builders, bullwhackers, Indians, saloon keepers, dance hall girls, thugs and gamblers. The town became notorious for vice and violence. Numerous victims were buried on Boot Hill. Eventually law was enforced by such "Two Gun Marshalls" as Bat Masterson, Wyatt Earp and Bill Tilghman. Near Dodge City are the sites of old Fort Mann and Fort Atkinson. The Santa Fe Trail which they were established to protect may still be traced on the nearby prairie
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Title:
City Building and Cowboy Statue
Dodge City Kansas (KS), Linen PM 1942 Sep-10
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Title:
Junior College and Senior High School
Dodge City Kansas (KS), Linen unused
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Title:
Christian Church
Dodge City Kansas (KS), Divided Back PM Apr-6
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Title:
Silver Spur Lodge
Dodge City Kansas (KS), Chrome unused
Description:
Wyatt Earp at 14th. "High Plains Finest". 81 units with meeting rooms, restautrant, swimming pool and tap room
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Title:
Stagecoach Mural
Dodge City Kansas (KS), Chrome PM 1982
Description:
Adorns the south wall of the First National bank & Trust Co. Muralist Stan Herd created the masterpiece as a tribute to Remington. The mural, 35 ft by 45 ft was dedicated to the people of Dodge City and Southwest Kansas on July 14, 1979
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Title:
Miss Kitty and the Can Can Girls
Dodge City Kansas (KS), Continental Chrome unused
Description:
Perform nightly in the Long Branch Saloon Variety Show during the summer season at Boot Hill Museum
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Title:
Junior College and Senior High School
Dodge City Kansas (KS), Linen unused
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Title:
Holiday Motel & Restaurant
Dodge City Kansas (KS), Chrome unused
Description:
Individual air conditioning--heated pool--free TV & piped in music--room phones--tile tub & shower combination bath--wall to wall carpeting--Member of Friendship Inns of America--free reservation service. AAA approved. Highway 50, West 2100 West Wyatt Earp Blvd
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Title:
Boot Hill
Dodge City Kansas (KS), Real Photo unused
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Title:
Replica of Front Street
Dodge City Kansas (KS), Chrome PM 1960 Sep-1
Description:
Dodge City's famous old Front Street is reproduced in faithful replica on old Boot Hill. The board walks, the hitch racks, the awnings over the sidewalks, all are the same as in the days when this street was the main street of the "wickedest little city in the West."
Photography House
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Title:
Front Street Replica, Boot Hill
Dodge City Kansas (KS), Chrome unused
Description:
Don Richards Dodge City's famous old Front Street is reproduced in faithful replica on old Boot Hill. The board walks, the hitch rocks, the awnings over the sidewalks, all are the same as in the days when this street was the main street of the "wickedest little city in the West."
Photography House
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Title:
El Capitan
Dodge City Kansas (KS), Chrome unused
Description:
This statue commemorates the Texas Longhorn that gave Dodge City its place in history as "Queen of the Cowtowns." The Longhorns are descendants of Spanish cattle brought to Mexico in the 16th century. Between 1875 and 1886 over 4 million head were driven up the trail to the Santa Fe railhead in Dodge City. The statue is a project of the Boot Hill Museum, Inc
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Title:
Cowboy Statue, Boot Hill
Dodge City Kansas (KS), Chrome unused
Description:
Poised for action, with six-gun leaving its holster, this life-size statue of an early day cowboy stands in front of Dodge City's City hall on Boot Hill. This statue was modeled by Dr. O.H. Simpson, a pioneer dentist of Dodge City
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Title:
Monument Marking Old Santa Fe Trail
Dodge City Kansas (KS), Divided Back PM Dec-20
Description:
The Old Santa Fe Trail, which ran from the town of Westport, which is now part of Kansas City, to Santa Fe, New Mexico, in the old border days, was a logical human pathway. The grades were easy and the trail followed closely its water supply. Dodge City was on the trail. In recent years there have been several movements started to mark the trail
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Title:
Gunsmoke - Business Section Street in Downtown
Dodge City Kansas (KS), Chrome unused
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Title:
Hoover Paviliion, Wright Park
Dodge City Kansas (KS), Linen unused
Description:
Wright Park on the Arkansas river, comprises 29 acres. There is a zoo, a large municipal swimming pool, a beautiful band shell, one of the finest in Kansas, picnic facilities and plenty of shade and water
E.C. Kropp Co
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Title:
Dodge City Community College
Dodge City Kansas (KS), Chrome unused
Description:
Fully accredited-- four complete degree programs, full range of vocational programs, night school and adult education, new campus-- completed Spring 1970. Fourteenth at Hiway 50 bypass
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Title:
Saint Mary of the Plains College
Dodge City Kansas (KS), Chrome unused
Description:
Four-year Catholic coeducational liberal arts college
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Title:
Junior College and Senior High School
Dodge City Kansas (KS), Linen unused
Description:
E. C. Kropp Co
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Title:
Dodge City Mill & Elevator Co
Dodge City Kansas (KS), White Border unused
Description:
Series 55308
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Title:
Looking Down 1St Avenue
Dodge City Kansas (KS), White Border PM 1921 Jul-21
Description:
Series H1696
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Title:
First Church In Dodge City
Dodge City Kansas (KS), White Border PM 1936 Oct-06
Description:
Series H-4106
Dodge City's Union Church was built in 1874 by popular subscription, the dance hall and saloon frequenters contributing liberally to the fund. Not only was it the first church in Dodge City, but the first church is South-western Kansas.
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Title:
Soldiers' Reunion, City Park
Dodge City Kansas (KS), Divided Back unused
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Title:
Front Street
Dodge City Kansas (KS), Chrome unused
Description:
Dodge City's famous Old Front Street is reproduced in faithful replica on old Booth Hill. The boardwalks, the hitch racks, the awning over the sidewalks, are all the same as in the days when this street was the main street of the "Wickedest little city in the West."
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Title:
Arkansas River Bridge
Dodge City Kansas (KS), Linen PM 1946 Jul-24
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Title:
Boot Hill
Dodge City Kansas (KS), Chrome unused
Description:
Established in 1872, became known as "Queen of the Cowtowns." Was famous as wild and wooly western outpost.
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Title:
Historic Front Street, Boot Hill
Dodge City Kansas (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
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Title:
Boot Hill
Dodge City Kansas (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.
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Title:
Dodge City
Dodge City Kansas (KS), Chrome unused
Description:
"Cowboy Capital of the World" Famous, historic Dodge City As it looks today. Second venue looking South.
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Title:
Dodge City
Dodge City Kansas (KS), Chrome unused
Description:
"Cowboy Capital of the world".
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Title:
Greetings From Boot Hill
Dodge City Kansas (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."
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Title:
Part Of Gun Collection Displayed At Boot Hill Museum
Dodge City Kansas (KS), Chrome unused
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Title:
Silver Spur Lodge, Wyatt Earp At 14th
Dodge City Kansas (KS), Chrome PM 1971
Description:
HIGH PLAINS FINEST 81 UNITS WITH MEETING ROOMS, RESTAURANT, SWIMMING POOL AND TAP ROOM.
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Title:
Greetings From Boothill
Dodge City Kansas (KS), Chrome unused
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Title:
Greetings From Boothill
Dodge City Kansas (KS), Chrome unused
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Title:
Presbyterian Church
Dodge City Kansas (KS), Linen
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Title:
Presbyterian Church
Dodge City Kansas (KS), Linen PM 1949
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Title:
Ford County Court House
Dodge City Kansas (KS), Linen unused
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Title:
Historic Front Street, Boot Hill
Dodge City Kansas (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.
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Title:
Boot Hill
Dodge City Kansas (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)
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Title:
City Building And Cowboy Statue
Dodge City Kansas (KS), Linen unused
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Title:
Arkansas River Bridge
Dodge City Kansas (KS), Linen unused
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Title:
Arkansas river Bridge
Dodge City Kansas (KS), Linen unused
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Title:
The Long Branch Show
Dodge City Kansas (KS), Chrome unused
Description:
Long Branch Variety Show Cast Long Branch Saloon, Boot Hill, Dodge City, Kansas "Doc" the Piano Player, "Kitty", Star and Long Branch Variety Show Hostess. Johnny Little Wold, Harry the Town Drunk, the Can-Can Girls and a cast of others entertain continuously all summer in a manner typical of the riotous 1870's for visitors to World Famous Boot Hill and historic Old Front Street in Dodge City, Kansas.
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Title:
Front Street
Dodge City Kansas (KS), Divided Back PM 1911 Apr-6
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Title:
Motel - Shangri/La
Dodge City Kansas (KS), Chrome unused
Description:
Highway 508 Within (West) City Limits P.O. Box 1228 - Phone: HU. 3-7551 Guest Advertised, as "Among America's Finest." 24 air-conditioned Unites, with heated Garages. Rooms carpeted, Panelray Heated, Tiled combination Shower and tub Baths; Simmons Beautyrests. Built to serve the Traveling Public (no permanents). Paid Reservations held arrival of guest; unpaid user after 6 P. M. (CST), as needed
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Title:
Front Street
Dodge City Kansas (KS), Chrome unused
Description:
This is the street of pioneer frontier western characters. Here cowboys of the cattle drivers had their fun. Brawls and gunfights were daily occurances
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Title:
Santa Fe Sun Dials
Dodge City Kansas (KS), White Border unused
Description:
In order to keep the clocks in harmony with the rising of the sun, at certain designated places in the United States, the traveler on the Westward journey turns the clock back one hour, on the Eastward journey at the same stations the clock is advanced an hour. At Dodge City the time changes from Central Time to Mountain Time or vice versa and in recognition the Santa Fe has built two Sun Dials on the Station platform at Dodge City graphically illustrating the difference between the two times. These Sun Dials are visible from the car window. At Seligman, Arizona, the time changes from Mountain Time to Pacific Time
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Title:
Municipal swimming Pool
Dodge City Kansas (KS), Linen unused
Description:
Wright park and the municipat swimming pool offer exceptional recreational facilities, modern picnic grounds available to all visitors and the traveling public
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Title:
Santa Fe Depot
Dodge City Kansas (KS), Real Photo PM 1953 Feb-12
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Title:
Weather Bureau
Dodge City Kansas (KS), Divided Back PM 1913 Nov-21
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Title:
Boot Hill
Dodge City Kansas (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 a cemetery then a school site, it is now crowned with the Municipal Building and a monument to the cowboy.
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Title:
Harvey House
Dodge City Kansas (KS), White Border unused
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Title:
Santa Fe Hotel Depot
Dodge City Kansas (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.
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