How early ranchers across the nation adapted to a harsh frontier environment is a story told through the structures they built. The 19-acre Foy Proctor Historical Park tells that story, but the main characters are not the structures, they are the people — the people who made their lives in these structures and created stories and legends and history in the process that have now become the heritage we share.
Dating back from the late 1780s to the 1950s, all but one structure were fully restored and relocated, furnished or outfitted for period correctness. The historical park was designated as “Foy Proctor Park” in 1999 to honor the late Foy Proctor, a respected West Texas rancher and the 1984 National Golden Spur recipient.