In Cleburne, Texas, this open-air historical site explores the Chisholm Trail era through a small village of original and reconstructed frontier buildings rather than a single structure. Its centerpiece is the oldest surviving log courthouse in Texas, built in 1855, alongside a working blacksmith shop and a restored 19th-century stagecoach that illuminate travel, trade, and law on the frontier. Additional museums cover the Texas Rangers, the Civil War, and Western memorabilia, while the Big Bear Native American Museum preserves artifacts, tools, crafts, photographs, and personal items connected to Native American life in the region and to Leonard “Big Bear” Beal.