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This resolution honors the Chisholm Trail Outdoor Museum located in Cleburne, Texas, recognizing its significant role in preserving the history of the American West and specifically the cattle drive era. The museum, situated on a 10-acre site at the location of Wardville (the first Johnson County seat), features several historic structures from the 1800s, including a log courthouse, school, and mule barn, along with museums showcasing Western artifacts and Native American memorabilia. The facility has hosted over 7,000 student field trips and offers educational events like chuckwagon cooking camps and homesteading classes, while also serving as a venue for live music, holiday celebrations, and its popular annual Pioneer Days event. The resolution specifically commends the museum for its commitment to preserving Western heritage and its importance as a local point of pride, and officially honors the museum and extends best wishes to those associated with it, with an official copy of the resolution to be prepared as a formal expression of regard by the Texas House of Representatives.

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