Sarita: Kenedy Ranch Museum
Sarita: Kenedy Ranch Museum
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<p>Iron gate in front of a while building named Kenedy Pasture Company</p>
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<p>Bronze statue of a man in a room with wall murals</p>
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<p>Vintage photo of man with a beard reading a newspaper in a room with an open vault</p>
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<p>Driving cattle through a wooden chute to load them on to a rail car</p>
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<p>Group of vaqueros with horses near corrals and stables</p>
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The Kenedy name is synonymous with Texas success: first in ranching, then in land development, railroads, and oil. Inside Mifflin Kenedy’s beautifully restored headquarters located in tiny Sarita – 20 miles south of Kingsville – the Kenedy Ranch Museum tells the story of Kenedy’s role in “taming” what was long considered an uninhabitable “wild horse desert” and making South Texas what it is today.
Kenedy Ranch Museum
- Hours: Tuesday – Saturday, 10 a.m. - 4 p.m.; Sunday, 12 - 4 p.m.
- Admission: Adults: $3, Seniors: $2, Ages 13 to 18: $2, Ages 12 and under: Free
- 200 East La Parra Ave., Sarita, TX
- 361-294-5751
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