HARRISBURG, Pa. (AP) — An auction is scheduled in July for a collection of artifacts purchased as part of a former mayor’s failed bid to build a Wild West museum in Harrisburg.
The collection cost millions of dollars in public money and was purchased by ex-Mayor Steve Reed as part of a failed plan to build museums dedicated to sports, the Wild West and African American history. It includes artifacts of legends such as Wyatt Earp, Jesse James, Buffalo Bill and Doc Holliday.
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