Kansas Statutes § 76-2032 Boyhood home of Colonel William F. Cody to be acquired as historical landmark.
The provision declares Buffalo Bill’s boyhood home in Leavenworth County, Kansas, to be a site of unusual public interest and says acquiring the land would help preserve historical lore.
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Kansas Statutes § 76-2032 Boyhood home of Colonel William F. Cody to be acquired as historical landmark.
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