Stone Fences & Corrals
in the South Central A Living History Exhibit
Who built these? Why were they built? And how did they find all those rocks? You’ll find the answers to these questions in the research documentation and gorgeous photographs that encompass the beauty and uniqueness of this living history exhibit. A special thanks to exhibit curators, Twainhart Hill and Sharon Getchel, who spent the past twelve months and countless hours interviewing the many ranching families in four counties and learned the stories that have been passed down generations from the early settlers. The Oakdale Cowboy Museum’s recent exhibit of the Stone Fences & Rock Corrals of the Southern Sierra Foothills, opened on October 20, 2007 and ran successfully through May 31, 2008. In September of 2008 through May of 2009, this exhibit was on display at the Tuolumne County Historical Society Museum in Sonora. If you are interested in hosting this exhibit for your Museum, please contact us for arrangements
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