Day 6 - June 28th Kansas City, Missouri
We left Dodge City, Kansas and traveled to the National WWI Museum and Memorial in Kansas City, Kansas
After we left the hotel in Dodge City we traveled 335 miles to Kansas City, Missouri to the National World War I Museum and Memorial. Once there we started out by playing a concert outside in 100 degree weather. It was HOT! Ray Oster's son met us there and we got to meet a legacy descendant of the early years of the Scout Band. Later we toured the WWI Museum which was full of guns, howitzers, uniforms, and tanks from that era and the war. We ended the evening at a local restaurant known for it's Kansas City style BBQ.
Setting The Band Up In The Shade To Beat The 100 Degree Weather!
Janet Directs As Karen, Tyler, And Mike Warm Up.
Band Is Playing Our Playlist For Tour
Clarinets And Flutes Playing While The Rest Count To Come In
The Longer We Played The More We Lost Our Shade
Janet Directs The Band As Ray Oster's Son Looks On
Group Photo After The Concert With Ray Oster, JR
Big Smiles In This Group With Ray Oster, JR
Crew Breaks Down The Concert And Loads The Bus
After Reloading The Bus, The Crew Heads To The Museum
It Was A Long HOT Walk Down To The Entrance
Crew Gathers Around Mr. Bill To Get Their Map Guides
Display Of Swords Was Very Popular Among The Boys
Mark And Tim Posing In Front Of A WWI Howitzer
The Vaught Family Studies The Displays While Tyler Checks Out The Howizter
Crew Takes In The Uniforms, Vehicles, And Posters From The WWI Era
Crew Enjoyed The Many Interactive Displays And Factual Information In The Museum