Western Trails Museum
Knott's Berry Farm
Posted May 2022
Wishon Side Saddle
Side saddle donated to Western Trails Museum by:
Side saddle donated to Western Trails Museum by:
- Harbert L Wishon, Quincy, Ill.
- Paul M Wishon, Quincy, Ill.
- Mary H Sag, Garden Grove, Calif.
- Tho SA Wishon, Long Beach, Calif.
Wishon Saddle
Civil War Army Saddle
Converted for civilian use, many or these old civil war saddles were rebuilt and this type was used by scouts, plainsmen, and buffalo hunters. Many of these old saddles were still in use in the 1890's. Many were used by cowboys on tho plains of Texas and New Mexico. Farmers of the Upper Cross Timbers or Texas had them. They were awkward and clumsy looking affairs. Donated to Western Trails Museum by David A Jenkins of Norwalk, Calif. 1966. What a wonderful story!
Converted for civilian use, many or these old civil war saddles were rebuilt and this type was used by scouts, plainsmen, and buffalo hunters. Many of these old saddles were still in use in the 1890's. Many were used by cowboys on tho plains of Texas and New Mexico. Farmers of the Upper Cross Timbers or Texas had them. They were awkward and clumsy looking affairs. Donated to Western Trails Museum by David A Jenkins of Norwalk, Calif. 1966. What a wonderful story!
Pack Saddle
Found South of abandoned mining camp of Bensen, Calif., South of Nipton.
Found South of abandoned mining camp of Bensen, Calif., South of Nipton.
Pack Saddle
Used by Lewis Wyman of Silverton, Colo., Who made a fortune from Burro Pack Trains in 1890.
Used by Lewis Wyman of Silverton, Colo., Who made a fortune from Burro Pack Trains in 1890.
Nes Saddle Salmon Eastern
Pack Saddle found at Qual Springs, Colorado Desert of California.
Pack Saddle
Sunset Colorado Pack Saddle
Pack Saddle found in woods near abandoned ghost camp of sunset colorado.
Pack Saddle found in woods near abandoned ghost camp of sunset colorado.
Saddles
Converted for civilian use, many or these old civil war saddles were rebuilt and this type was used by scouts, plainsmen, and buffalo hunters. Many of these old saddles were still in use in the 1890's. Many were used by cowboys on tho plains of Texas and New Mexico. Farmers of the Upper Cross Timbers or Texas had them. They were awkward and clumsy looking affairs. What a wonderful story! Displayed at the Western Trails Museum at Knott's Berry Farm.
Converted for civilian use, many or these old civil war saddles were rebuilt and this type was used by scouts, plainsmen, and buffalo hunters. Many of these old saddles were still in use in the 1890's. Many were used by cowboys on tho plains of Texas and New Mexico. Farmers of the Upper Cross Timbers or Texas had them. They were awkward and clumsy looking affairs. What a wonderful story! Displayed at the Western Trails Museum at Knott's Berry Farm.