| | Also highlighted are items from an [[Italy|Italian]] prisoner of war camp during [[World War II]] near Hereford.<ref name=exhibits/> There are paintings, including portraits of Deaf Smith, [[Francisco Vasquez de Coronado]] and Ranald S. Mackenzie (1840-1889) and scenes of a 19th-century homestead and a cattle drive.<ref name=exhibits/> | | Also highlighted are items from an [[Italy|Italian]] prisoner of war camp during [[World War II]] near Hereford.<ref name=exhibits/> There are paintings, including portraits of Deaf Smith, [[Francisco Vasquez de Coronado]] and Ranald S. Mackenzie (1840-1889) and scenes of a 19th-century homestead and a cattle drive.<ref name=exhibits/> |
| − | The outside exhibits include a half-dugout, a first residence for many settlers on the Great Plains, where the absence of forests and lack of available stone required digging into the ground. An Atchison, Topeka, and Santa Fe Railway caboose, a wooden [[windmill]], early jail cells, farm implements, and a wagon barn with a chuckwagon, originally developed by Charles Goodnight (1836-1929), are displayed outside.<ref name=ttravel/><ref name=exhibits/> | + | The outside exhibits include a half-dugout, a first residence for many settlers on the Great Plains, where the absence of forests and lack of available stone required digging into the ground. An Atchison, Topeka, and Santa Fe Railway caboose, a wooden [[windmill]], early jail cells, farm implements. A wagon barn with a chuckwagon, originally developed by [[Charles Goodnight]], is on display outside the museum.<ref name=ttravel/><ref name=exhibits/> |