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Check this out! This advertisement, called a barnside, was used to promote one of Pawnee Bill’s Wild West Shows. It highlighted a one-day show in 1900 that took place in Blackwell, Oklahoma Territory. Pawnee Bill would have hired a crew, called advance men, to travel ahead of the show to post these barnsides, which are made of paper with hand-painted detailing. This one was found in Lamont, Oklahoma, in the 1980s after a brick wall was torn down at a business. The restoration work was completed

Visit the Pawnee Bill Ranch and Museum for a night of Ghost Stories Tours on Saturday, October 25, from 6:30 to 9 p.m. NO PRE-SALE TICKETS! Adults are $10 and children are $5. Guides will lead guests on outdoor tours around the ranch site and its buildings, the big barn, log cabin, blacksmith shop, and the mansion while hearing spine-tingling, ghostly tales about Oklahoma, the surrounding area, and the Pawnee Bill Ranch. Tours will leave the museum every 30 minutes, so bundle up for cold weather