Western Trails Museum
Knott's Berry Farm
Posted March 2022
- Bat A Pepper Martin Ball Bat, Souvenir of Tulsa Oklahoma Oil convention of 1927
- Cane Found in Turtle Mountains Mojave Desert California
- Wagon Spoke Found in old blacksmith shop north of Atlantic City Wyoming
- Cane Walking Cane carved by Harold Shuin of Huntington Beach donated by him.
- Buggy Spoke Found in old blacksmith shop near Atlantic City Wyoming
This interesting walking cane was made from the main body of a Diamond Willow Bush that grew on the banks of the Yellowstone River near Billings, Montana. The Diamonds are harder then the body of the bush.
This was carved with a pocket knife in 1904 by Albert Sharp.
Many useful objects have been made of this willow.
This cane was donated to Western Trails Museum by Vena S. Naughton of 517 Meridian Terrace, Los Angeles, California, on May 24th, 1966
Walking Canes
This interesting walking cane was made from the main body of a Diamond Willow Bush that grew on the banks of the Yellowstone River near Billings, Montana. The Diamonds are harder then the body of the bush. This was carved with a pocket knife in 1904 by Albert Sharp. Many useful objects have been made of this willow. This an other walking canes are on display inside the Western Trails Museum at Knott's Berry Farm.
This interesting walking cane was made from the main body of a Diamond Willow Bush that grew on the banks of the Yellowstone River near Billings, Montana. The Diamonds are harder then the body of the bush. This was carved with a pocket knife in 1904 by Albert Sharp. Many useful objects have been made of this willow. This an other walking canes are on display inside the Western Trails Museum at Knott's Berry Farm.