Pawnee (1957) #westernmovies | Alexander Rowan Racing

Check this out! This advertisement, called a barnside, was used to promote one of Pawnee Bill’s Wild West Shows. It highlighted a one-day show in 1900 that took place in Blackwell, Oklahoma Territory. Pawnee Bill would have hired a crew, called advance men, to travel ahead of the show to post these barnsides, which are made of paper with hand-painted detailing. This one was found in Lamont, Oklahoma, in the 1980s after a brick wall was torn down at a business. The restoration work was completed

On Thursday night, the entire cast of “Parks and Recreation” will reunite to raise money for Feeding America’s coronavirus relief fund. Shot at the actors’ homes, the new episode of the sitcom will focus on how the gang from Pawnee is dealing with social distancing. TODAY shares a sneak peek. (Sponsored by State Farm. A sponsor of “A Parks and Recreation Special”) | Today Show