The First
Reenactment of
The SMITH SHOOTING & BARCLAY HANGING.
Columbia State Historic Park, California.
Drawing by Larry Baumgardner
October 20th & 21st, 2006
Witness the tragic events of 1855.
Spend an Evening of Gambling,
Murder and Vigilante Justice!
to various buildings and street corners
of downtown,
Columbia, California.
Presented by Columbia State Historic Park,
and Sponsored by the FRIENDS of Columbia State Historic Park.
A reenactment of the events that lead up to
John S. Barclay shooting John (Jack) Huron Smith in "Martha's Place" (the Lone Star Saloon) Oct. 20, 1855
in which the miners turned vigilante spurred on by a politician!
PROGRAM
in the evening from the Jack Douglass Saloon to
the miner's cabin across from the Gazette Office behind the Wells Fargo Bldg.
TWO NIGHTS ONLY
Tickets $10.00 per person. Limited seating.
ADULT CONTENT - 18 and over.
WANT TO KNOW MORE ABOUT THIS?
Please contact the organizers.
Contacts for more information:
Call State Park Office 209-588-9128 or
Send an SASE to State Park11255 Jackson Street, Columbia, CA 95310
with questions.
These activities are made possible by your generous donations to the FRIENDS of Columbia State Historic Park
who sponsor most of these events and continue to make Columbia a great experience.
All information and schedules posted may be changed at any time!
The current listing may not be absolutely correct.
This page is created for the benefit of the public by
Columbia Booksellers & Stationers
22725 Main Street
Columbia California 95310-9401
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