Gene Autry Oklahoma Museum Guest Book - Gene Autry, OK - Guest Books on Waymarking.com

This museum, located in the town that bears his name, is dedicated to keeping alive the memory of Gene Autry and other Western cowboys. Gene Autry was born 9/29/1907 in Tioga, Texas and lived much of his childhood in Southern Oklahoma. In 1941, he bought a 1200 acre Flying A Ranch west of Berwyn, Oklahoma and in his honor, they renamed the town Gene Autry.

The museum is filled with memorabilia from Gene Autry and other singing cowboys. There are movie posters, photos, guitars and other fun items like children's toys with the Gene Autry theme. The museum hosts numerous singers and groups throughout the year, who perform in the old WPA school building's auditorium. The museum also hosts parties and get-togethers, such as the Oklahoma Film and Music Festival and the Oklahoma Jamboree. Information about the cowboy way of life, and the town of Gene Autry can be learned from the knowledgeable staff. It is a fun place to visit.

The guest book is located in the lobby. The hours of operation: Thus-Fri-Sat: 10-4 and Sat - 12-4 are listed as their "current" hours, so it is possible they vary from season to season. Their phone number is 580-294-3276. The museum is run solely on donations. Museum website

Owners Name: Gene Autry Historical Society Location Type: Other Date Guest Book Was Started: Not listed Nearest Parking Spot: Not Listed

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