Living History: Bass Reeves at the Crossroads

Enjoy dinner and a living history presentation of the life of Bass Reeves. Ernest Marsh portrays Reeves, one of the first black men to be named deputy U.S. marshal in Indian Territory. Discover the true story behind the legendary lawman, from being born into slavery, to becoming one of the most feared U.S marshals, and his transition to a Muskogee, Oklahoma, policeman. $55; $50 for Museum members. Registration is closed.  For questions contact education@nationalcowboymuseum.org.