Splash Station
Located at Hulen Park, is the city’s premier aquatic venue. The zero entry leisure pool, surrounded by lounging chairs and shaded tree decks, highlights an interactive spray pad, spectacular water spray feature, a whirling vortex and two 120’ ft winding slides. The 8-lane, 25 yard competition pools is open year round. For more information call 817-556-6259. 901 Hillsboro Street.

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Steam Engine 3417
Cleburne was the heart of the Santa Fe railroad for more than a century. See a piece of that historic past by visiting Steam Engine 3417 located at Hulen Park. The engine, now on permanent display at the park, went on the line in 1919 and was retired in 1954. Plans for a railroad museum are in the works. 901 Hillsboro Street.

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Chisolm Trail Outdoor Museum
When entering Cleburne from the west on State Highway 67 you witness the past brought back to life. The Chisholm Trail Outdoor Museum is on the west bank of Lake Pat Cleburne and is fast becoming the premier tourist attraction in this area. As you enter the outdoor museum, you are greeted by Indian tepees and the largest life-sized silhouette cattle drive in the world. Also on the grounds is the oldest log Courthouse in Texas. This historic old building, built in 1854, has been restored and is back in the place of its origin at Wardville, the first county seat of Johnson County. It is flanked by an old windmill to the south and a restored stagecoach to the north. (Stage used in several John Wayne movies) The new Robinson and Roe stone pavilion is available for family or corporate outings. Also restored is the old Wardville Cemetery where William and Permilla O'Neal were buried in the mid 1800's. The most visible attraction from the highway is the 80-foot stone wall with the words WELCOME TO CLEBURNE • ON THE CHISHOLM TRAIL. It features nine life-sized silhouettes of Chisholm Trail riders and longhorn steers. Future attractions at the site will include a Stage Coach Station, Blacksmith Shop, Jail, Trading Post, School and Church. This is a project of Johnson County Heritage Foundation. Call 817-648-1486 for more information.
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Fossil Rim Wildlife Center
Located in Glen Rose, this 1800-acre conservation facility features a 9.5-mile scenic drive through thousands of wild animals from across 3 continents. For more information call 254-897-2960 or visit www.fossilrim.org
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