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    A grand celebration was held for the opening of the Pony Express Museum in 1960. Area American Indians took part with demonstrations and dancing.

    The western end of the trail as the Reynolds saw it in 1960. The B.F. Hastings Building on the corner housed the Alta Telegraph Company which was the first terminus of the Pony Express. Today, the area is part of Old Town Sacramento Historic District.

    The first rider for the Pony Express left from the Pike’s Peak Stables, now the Pony Express Museum, on April 3, 1860. After many years of various uses and sitting vacant, the Goetz Pony Express Foundation restored the exterior to its current appearance.

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    Hours of Operation

    Regular Business Hours
    Monday - Saturday: 9am to 5pm
    Sunday: 11am to 4pm

     

    Winter Business Hours
    (November 1 thru March 1)
    Monday - Saturday: 9am to 4pm
    Sunday: 11am to 4pm

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    Admission Rates

    Adults
    Seniors (65 and over)
    Students (7-17)
    Children (4-6)
    Children (under 4)

    Member and Patrons


    Tour group price available
    Community Rooms available for rent

    $7
    $6
    $3
    $1
    Free

    Free


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    Contact Us

    Cindy Daffron, Executive Director
    pxdirector@ponyexpress.net

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    Address:

    914 Penn Street

    St. Joseph, MO 64503


    Phone: 816-279-5059 or 800-530-5930 
    Fax: 816-233-9370

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