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William S Hart Museum
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I can't remember the first time my family went to the William S. Hart Museum. It was long enough ago that I recall having a birthday party at the adjoining Hart Park when I was a kid.\r
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The whole area is chock-full of history. There's a little zoo of sorts at the bottom of the hill but the museum itself (Hart's home) is up a hill. You'll take a guided tour through the home and learn about Hart and the area. Behind the home down the backside of the hill is a herd of Bison.\r
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It's nice to have something historical nearby without it attracting hoardes of people at any given time. Check it out! You can bring a picnic lunch and enjoy the park while you're at it.
Pros: Nice Way To Learn About Local History
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