Image: PEOPLE CONGREGATE IN THE TOWN SQUARE IN COTTONWOOD FALLS KANSAS, NEAR EMPORIA, WAITING FOR THE PARADE TO PASS. IT IS... - NARA - 557057
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Title: PEOPLE CONGREGATE IN THE TOWN SQUARE IN COTTONWOOD FALLS KANSAS, NEAR EMPORIA, WAITING FOR THE PARADE TO PASS. IT IS A PART OF THE ANNUAL FLINT HILLS RODEO, A MAJOR CULTURAL EVENT OF THE AREA THE SQUARE IS THE SITE OF AN HISTORICAL MARKER AND ON THE ROUTE OF THE PRAIRIE PARKWAY HIGHWAY. COTTONWOOD FALLS IS A 19TH CENTURY "COWBOY" TOWN, AND NEAR AN AREA DESIGNATED AS A POSSIBLE SITE FOR A TALLGRASS PRAIRIE NATIONAL PARK
Credit: U.S. National Archives and Records Administration
Author: Duncan, Patricia D., 1932-, Photographer (NARA record: 8464441)
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