The Quanah Parker Trail is a heritage tourism initiative of the THC. There is a map of the towns participating in the trail at www.quanahparkertrail.com and an incomplete list of sites at ...

He remains an enduring symbol of that bridge between old and new. The Quanah Parker exhibit at the Chisholm Trail Heritage Center in Duncan lasts through August 12, 2024 on loan from the Texas ...

Learn more about the legacy of Quanah Parker and the Comanche in our region on our website, the Quanah Parker Trail website, at museums in our region, or by resources listed below. As you are visiting ...

LUBBOCK - The 48th marker on the Quanah Parker Trail was placed in Muleshoe on Friday. Located next to the Muleshoe Heritage Center, the arrow marks the county's historical connection to Quanah ...

The Texas Plains Trail Region has developed the Quanah Parker Trail, a road trip guide that features places with ties to Cynthia Ann and Quanah Parker, the Comanches, and other Plains Indian tribes.

LEVELLAND - Quanah Parker would have been proud. The late Comanche chief's descendants were full of gratitude and pride Friday afternoon as they blessed an arrow in his honor. "It's symbolic to me.

Holle Humphries is the facilitator of the Quanah Parker Trail, a cultural heritage project of the Texas Plains Trail and Texas Historical Commission. Quanah’s statue is one of the few in the ...

A pioneering path that came through Culpeper dramatically ended May 19, 1836 with a raid by Native Americans at Fort Parker, Texas. "Following the Parker Trail," a new documentary by Nashville ...

Other stops in the weekend visit included Comanche blessings by the family on Quanah Parker Trail arrows.

Many elementary students have learned the story of Quanah Parker; his mother, Cynthia Ann Parker, who was kidnapped as a child and raised among the Comanches; and their lives as Texas Indians.