The original "Clear Water" was established on the banks of the Ninnescah River, on the Chisholm Trail. When cattle trade diminished, the citizens moved to the current location. This 80-foot mural depicts the story of the end of Osage Indian land, the arrival of the Chisholm Trail, and beginning for the early settlers.

This mural was completed in 1994 by Yancy Lough.

Museum hours are Sunday 1-4 p.m., or by appointment. But the mural can be enjoyed at anytime due to being located on the front of the building.