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“Remembering 80 years since the law won”
The museum has so many great artifacts and clippings that if you're interested at all in Bonnie & Clyde or history of their times you will spend a couple of hours here. Boots (the curator) is a good old guy too and he's very knowledgeable and helpful. He will answer any question he can and he really knows his stuff (and he should, his father Ted Minton was one of the officers that hunted B&C and was present at the ambush). The museum is housed in the cafe where Bonnie and Clyde bought their last snack before the ambush.
It was pretty cool seeing all the exhibits and the loads upon loads of guns! They had good customer service and they were friendly. The one down side that made this three stars is there was LOTS... Read more
This place is great! There is so much to see here that's it's hard to take it all in. They have a graphic display of the death car, and of the dead bodies. There are magazines, newspaper articles,... Read more
On a cross country road trip and made sure the ambush site and museum were on our stops! It did not disappoint! We backtracked. We went to the ambush site first because it was just on our way.... Read more
Bonnie & Clyde Ambush Museum
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