Ranching Heritage Center at Texas Tech slated to open
The Ranching Heritage Center, a historic outdoor ranching museum at Texas Tech University in Lubbock, to open next July as part of Bicentennial celebrations. It aims to showcase West history with authentic buildings and displays drawing visitors after thousands have toured its structures.
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Ranching Heritage Center to Open July 3 5 1976
The opening of the Ranching Heritage Center is set for July 3 to 5 next year with Charlie Schreiner guiding a symbolic Longhorn cattle drive arriving on opening day. The 12 acre site features 16 buildings and four more planned, including ranch homes from 1836 to 1909 and restored XIT Ranch headquarters, plus a mobile theater premiere and a detailed ranching history exhibit. Charles G Scruggs, Progressive Farmer editor and Texas Tech regent, serves as general chairman, with support from private-sector Ranch Headquarters Association and notable ranches like U Lazy S and Matador represented in the collection. By 1976 visitors from all states and over 30 foreign countries are expected to visit as the center nears completion for the nation’s bicentennial.
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