Telegraph

30 Telegraph

The completion of the transcontinental telegraph on October 24, 1861, ended the Pony Express after only 18 months of operation.

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  1. 1 This is where it all began!
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  2. 2 Enter the Pony Express Theater
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  3. 3 Your Tour Starts Here
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  4. 4 A Moment in Time
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  5. 5 Horse Stalls
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  6. 6 Tack Room and Harness Shop
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  7. 7 U.S. Trail Map
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  8. 8 Hungry for News
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  9. 9 Risk Takers (The Founders)
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  10. 10 Why St. Joseph?
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  11. 11 The First Ride
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  12. 12 Wagons Ho!
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  13. 13 On the Trail
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  14. 14 On the Trail
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  15. 15 On the Trail
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  16. 16 On the Trail
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  17. 17 On the Trail
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  18. 18 On the Trail
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  19. 19 On the Trail
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  20. 20 Relay Stations
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  21. 21 Saddles and Mochila
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  22. 22 The Well
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  23. 23 Horses
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  24. 24 Buffalo Bill
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  25. 25 Route Divisions and Stations
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  26. 26 Route Divisions and Stations
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  27. 27 Hargens Painting
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  28. 27a Native American Display
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  29. 28 The Mail
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  30. 29 The Missouri Swamp Fox
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  31. 30 Telegraph
  32. 31 Steamer Trunk
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  33. 32 "The Long Trail Home"
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  34. 33 Farewell Pony
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  35. 34 The Platte Purchase
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  36. 35 Archaeological Dig
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  37. 36 Trail Map
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  38. 37 The Hotel Robidoux
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  39. 38 Hall of Riders
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  40. 39 Fractional and Confederate Currency
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  41. 40 Coins and Rubbings Table
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  42. 41 Children’s Play Area
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  43. 42 Postal History
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  44. 43 First Day Covers
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  45. 44 Penny Machine
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  46. 45 Travel the Pony Express Trail
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  47. 46 Buffalo Head
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  48. 47 Museum Store
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