The desk where Daniel Dean’s death warrant was signed.
In 1877 a farmer was shot dead as he was working in his fields. No one saw who fired the shot and nobody confessed to the murder. But Daniel Dean was hanged for the crime, splitting his community in half.
Today we tell that story.
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