Gene Autry Museum Oklahoma's Cowboy Legend
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- Опубликовано: 11 окт 2024
- Gene Autry Oklahoma Museum Gene Autry, Oklahoma, nestled in the heart of the picturesque Arbuckle Mountains, is a charming small town that pays tribute to the iconic American cowboy and entertainer, Gene Autry. This quaint town serves as a living testament to Autry's enduring legacy. The Gene Autry Oklahoma Museum stands as the centerpiece of this community, offering visitors a captivating journey through the life and career of the "Singing Cowboy." The museum showcases a remarkable collection of memorabilia, including musical instruments, movie posters, and personal artifacts, providing a window into Autry's remarkable contributions to music, film, and television. Gene Autry, Oklahoma, with its warm hospitality and rich cultural heritage, offers a delightful experience for those seeking to immerse themselves in the nostalgia of the Old West and the enduring spirit of a beloved American icon.
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Worked at car wash in 70s in Palm Springs, Gene would come in often
Back in the saddle with GENE 😊thanks RUSS 😊
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Very nice 👍👍. Weekend mornings I usually watch an hour of Gene Autry westerns. Thank you for this video. Take care.
When he was working as a telegraph operator, he worked for my great uncle in north east Oklahoma who was station master. Will Rogers saw him performing and recommended he make a living out of it.
Neat story!
THANKS!
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Hello Russ ! Great to be back. When I cross Oklahoma, I always stop at Will Rogers Archway on Interstate-44, North of Tulsa. Will once said "I never met a man I didn't like". The Archway affords beautiful views on the highway and on the scenery around in this "flatland". I also stopped at the "Roy Rodgers Museum" near Victorville, California. It is not really very far from the Arizona Stateline, maybe you could visit it next winter on a day trip. Nice video as always ! RICHARD
I grew up watching those westerns at the Saturday afternoon matinees which cost 25 cents.
Thanks Russ! When visiting my wife's family in Oklahoma City I drove there and the museum was closed. So, thanks to you, I finally get to see what is there! Stay safe!
Happy travels Russ 😀
Very interesting. thanks for taking us along on your journey.
What a great museum 👍🏻🇬🇧
I have seen all these actors in one show or another. Thank you for taking us there!
Hi Russ. Back on the Saddler again 😊 safe travels 😊
That was fantastic! We enjoyed seeing all the stars and performers. Thank You. We would not have seen the great Western Legends and Enjoyed seeing them again.
I have been through the Ardmore area on US 70 multiple times, and didn't know about that museum. Next time, I'll check it out.
Very nice find Russ. Thank you.
Great a new video! Hope your meetings went well and you didn't get caught in that crazy storm!
Nice Russ awesome as usual
Great singer: “ back in the saddle again” “ deep in the heart of Texas” and many many many many more! As always, thanks Russ!
Thx, you cleared up what I had miss understood. I thought the Gene Autry Museum was in L.A.
Looked like a nice walk into one's past with all that historical memorabilia. ;)
I live about one hour from the museum. I've lived here my whole life and still haven't made it over to the museum yet. Thank you Rusty Incase I don't make it there 🤠🇺🇸,😂😂 10:44
Originally named Berwyn before they changed the name to Gene Autry, my Grandmother, Great Grandparents and Great Great Grandparents were from Gene Autry Oklahoma
no mention of his radio, tv empire and contribution to baseball and his ownership of the LA Angels. I guess it was just a cowboy museum.
That's a lot of memorabilia. I would think his estate donated a good amount.
Terrain starting to flatten out…..East and West OK vastly different
lol...does the westerly side of the state have "hills"?!!!!
Welcome to Texas!
I heard Texas sucks. The museum is in dumpy Oklahoma.
Kinda sad 2-3 visitors a day at the museum…..location off the beaten path
Gene Audrey born in tinge, tx
Who Gene Audrey
@@keithbalke6352 Gene who?
No he weren't
I'm not happy until I hear the Russ laugh, and then all is well
That was a really good museum my husband and started talking about our memories of when we were kids during that period .
Grew up right in front of the school and attended from 1956-68 and was the last student to get a diploma from high school. The airport was an actual Air Force base until 1957. I wrote a book about growing up in Gene Autry, sold on Amazon. Gene Autry, Oklahoma A Lifetime of Memories.
love this, watched a lot of cowboy movies in the day, brought great memories.
I remember we had a Christmas songs album back in the early 1970s, Gene Autry was one of the singers. My late father's favorite Gene Autry song was "You are the only star in my blue heaven".
He sang some good Christmas songs!
Thanks for sharing your visit to the Gene Autry Museum! I always wanted to visit when i lived in Oklahoma and now really regret that I never made it there. I did, however, get to visit the smaller Tom Mix Museum in Dewey, OK. Tom was also famous for being in movies. Since the museum included horses, i hope they had photos of Mr. Ed who is buried on a private farm near Tahlequah, OK.
Fantastic video ❤ Cowboy 🤠 memorabilia 👍👍
Russ, I don't know if you noticed, but the museum was an old school (boarded up area where AC units were once windows) & the gym was next to the school building. I don't know this as fact, but it looks too much like the schools back in Arkansas. Also, I think there was an FFA/Ag shop out back. Btw, I grew up on Roy & Gene songs & westerns.
This was great to see i love Westerns!! Gabby Hayes and John Wayne are my favorite.
Really awesome museum! What a collection! Great video!👍👍
Very cool thanks Russ 🛠️🇨🇦🛠️🇨🇦
I have the same train whistle ring😲🤣
Omygosh I must be old because I know all these names of old western actors you’re calling out😅
Great memories... recognized most of the names & photos.. growing up with guns to shoot the bad guys.
I used to listen to Gene Autry on the radio and my Mom took me to see him and his horse, Champion at the old Hippodrome theater in Baltimore. I think he wrote “Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer.” Thanks, Russ!
101 degrees today in Arizona. Safe travels.
@10:17. Sterling Holloway also did voice acting for The Walt Disney Company, playing Mr. Stork in Dumbo, Adult Flower in Bambi, the Cheshire Cat in Alice in Wonderland, Kaa in The Jungle Book, Roquefort the Mouse in The Aristocats, and the title character in Winnie the Pooh( the many adventures of Winnie the Pooh), among many others.
I'm more of a Hopalong Cassidy fan, but that museum looks like a fun place to visit. Thanks, Russ.
It's out in the wilderness. It's closed most of the time.
Awesome video thank you! You make me feel better about myself after watching this. I'm not the only one that misses my turn, whew, I thought I might be getting dementia 😂 love your video.
We're is Clint Eastwood At Good Bad And The Ugly
Thanks for Sharing Russ!! Never been to Oklahoma.
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This brings back a lot of memories. Thanks for taking us along Russ. Great job 👍
Have a safe drive on the way home!
Tioga, Texas is his birth place.
My mother in law's mom loved Gene Autry so much...she named her daughter (my mother in law) Jean Audrey!
THANK YOU for this awesome walk down the memory trail of the Western movies. Many Happy Trails to You!
In 1998, the Gene Autry Estate was worth $320MM. Not bad for a Singing Cowboy.
Who knew ?!
Hi russ thanks for the tour its great to see a place like that an some of the old stars i watched as a kid . Cheers mate🇦🇺
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Wow what a museum thanks for sharing all that Russ
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Nice job Russ I recognized a lot of those stars.
Hey Russ! I loved the Gene Autry Museum. I remember watching Aurty, Roy Rogers and others back when I was a kid, 65 years ago. I still love their old shows and movies. Good entertainment! I've never been to this part of Oklahoma. Thanks for tour! take care and safe driving.
CHAPS/Guitars are Awesome; My DAD grew up with all these 'cowboys'..... [& YES, MY DAD was A REAL COWBOY.....lol; THANK U, RUSS; LUV THIS!!! AMAZING ERA!
My late husband was born and raised in the general area. The town was originally called Berwyn. Gene Autry bought a big ranch west of town in 1941 and the town was renamed Gene Autry in his honor. I really enjoyed the video and seeing the museum again as it has been several years since we've been back.
Thanks Russ great video!!
I get the distinct feeling that you were the only visitor to the museum that day.
Maybe one of the last. The sign on I-35 says it is closed, maybe permanently.
Sad.
Thanks for the video! Man, I could easily spend a couple hours at that museum.
Giddy Up Russ! 🤠
More interesting fact, he only stayed in that town for a short time because of WW2 , also he is the only person to have 5 stars on the Hollywood Walk of Fame.
Very interesting cowboy museum, yes and surprising out in the middle of wilderness
How cool to see all those cool pics of the oldies but goodies. I had Roy Roger's belt w secret compartment. A Hopalong Cassidy ring among other stuff. Lol. Gene Autry was worth 500 million at the time of his passing. Thanks, Russ.
Wow. Talk about a blast from the past. When I was a kid I'd rush home from school to see The Lone Ranger on TV. Roy Rogers and Dale Evans had a show on Saturday mornings, right after the cartoons. When it was over Sky King came on, but I was never big on Sky King. Fury, a show about a lack stallion, was also on Saturday mornings. I also remember a Gene Autry TV show, again in the early 1960s, but I'm thinking it was also on the weekdays. Probably on the same channel as The Lone Ranger. I'm thinking The Lone Ranger was after Gene Autry. Funny how I can remember all that stuff yet I have no idea why I came into the kitchen.
Russ I’m from Ardmore. Gene Autry online has about 100 people living there
Thanks for the visit to the Gene Autry Museum. Very interesting.
That was interesting! In the 40's I was in elementary school in a small town of Tioga, ND, population about 300. The city hall that was used for all civic events, and dances, was also the theater. I watched a lot of those old black and white western movies. When color came in it made it more interesting. There was always a cartoon and a news reel before the movie. I didn't see a picture of Audie Murphy, who became a western movie star after winning the Medal of Honor in WW II. So he had the moxie to be an action hero without needing a stunt double. Autry made enough money singing and acting to buy the Angels of the American League in 1960, when they were still in Anaheim. After he died in 1998, his second wife, Jackie continued to own the Angels until 1999, when she sold them to the Walt Disney Company. Jackie continued to go to Angel games until the won a World Series in 2002 and for sometime after. She is still living. Autry never had any children by either of his wives.
The museum is great! Actor Tex Ritter is actor John Ritter's Dad. Kudos to your RUclips Channel, Russ! I wish you safe travels. Talk soon.