Updated Sep 01, 2011 @ 01:31 PM
With the help of three departments at Pittsburg State University, a new kiosk has been created for the Crawford County Historical Museum. The new display tells the story of the Cow Creek Skirmish using text, photographs, art, and maps. The fighting, which took place in 1864 during the Civil War along Cow Creek, started near the site of the current Pittsburg Waste Water Treatment Plant and ended near Atkinson Street.
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The Crawford County Historical Museum has a new kiosk on display telling the story of Cow Creek Skirmish during the Civil War.
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Mark Dulek, who volunteers at the Crawford County Historical Museum, shows Rachel Willhite, 12, the new kiosk at the museum Tuesday afternoon. The display details the Cow Creek Skirmish which took place in the Pittsburg area in 1864.
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The new kiosk at the Crawford County Historical Museum is on display near the front entrance and descibes the Cow Creek Skirmish in detail using text, photographs, art and maps.
