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| The adventure begins in the Plaza de San Antonio, around 1850. |
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Visitors can walk right into the scenery and be part of the story, as they roam the expansive gallery. |
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As you explore, you'll find the answer to many questions, some of which you may have never thought to ask. |
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If you've never looked a longhorn in the eye, you're sure to be impressed by this big fella. |
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Genuine artifacts, from the Witte collection, make the stories all the more real. And full-wall murals re-capture the plaza scenes reflected in historic paintings that are also part of the exhibit. |
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Eavesdrop on the Chili Queen as she barters with a friendly German baker. |
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Stories within stories unfold as guests explore the displays and exhibits. |
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In the old general store, you will see the goods and hear the clerk offer them for sale. |
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Comanches were a powerful group of people at one time in Texas. |
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Families enjoy learning together on the interactive stations throughout the exhibit. |
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