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The Claycord Online Museum – Black Bart Days In Concord

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Here are a few pictures of posters from Black Bart Days in Concord.

According to Dennis, who sent the photos, Black Bart Days was the successor to the earlier “Pow-Wow” parade.

Claycordians, do you remember Black Bart Days in Concord? If so, tell us what you remember about the event.

Thanks to Dennis for the photos and information.

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7 comments


Martinezmike February 23, 2024 - 5:13 PM - 5:13 PM

Makes sense. With the horses shooed away, he had to walk

WF February 23, 2024 - 5:15 PM - 5:15 PM

Old Pete is correct, I saw the history show about Black Bart. He had a grudge against Wells Fargo, the show said WF would take advantage of the little guys, so Black Bart would walk all over NorCal to hold up their stagecoaches. He was shot twice, but never had shells in his shotgun because he did not want to hurt anyone.

Tina Burnett February 23, 2024 - 8:22 PM - 8:22 PM

Black Bart Days were a big thing when I was younger. I remember parade and carnival. The parade was down by Todas Santos park and the carnival was by Park and Shop.once they built the high rise buildings it seems Black Bart days were gone.

Atticus Thraxx February 23, 2024 - 8:45 PM - 8:45 PM

Black Barts Matter.

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Bub February 23, 2024 - 9:46 PM - 9:46 PM

I have that Black Bart Banner. It was hung on the poles around the city. I’m thinking about donating it to the Concord Historical Society.

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Lamorinda Larry February 25, 2024 - 7:23 PM - 7:23 PM

I wouldn’t donate it. The leftist DEM politicians will pawn it to buy chrome for the immigrants and sneakers for the usual suspects. Best votes money can buy!

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Sami Haynie February 24, 2024 - 1:26 PM - 1:26 PM

I remember the carnival well. There was a field across the street from Park N Shop that would host it as well as Circus Vargas. I was 12 years old and would help pick up ping pong balls where you would try to win a goldfish. They would give me ride tickets to go on the Zipper.


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