Lone Ranger Exhibit Open at Texas Ranger Hall of Fame & Museum
The Lone Ranger exhibit is now open in the Spindletop Tower gallery of the Armstrong Texas Ranger Research Center. “Masked Man” fans won’t want to miss this exhibit featuring archival and library artifacts from collections never before exhibited. These includes posters, books, photographs, comic strips, cassette tapes, a computer game and ViewMaster slides (remember those?). The highlight of the exhibit is a Lone Ranger Frontier Town toy set. Designed by the creator of The Lone Ranger, Fran Striker, it is his personal copy of the toy town. The Armstrong Research Center’s hours are Monday-Friday 10 am- 4 pm.
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hello my name Janie Salinas am writting on behalf of my dad he would like to donate a old gun who can get hold of
Hi Janie, you will need to speak to the collections manager at the Texas Ranger Museum. I’ll email the info to you privately.
They had a segment on American Pickers about a place that had more than the Lone Ranger items. The person taught the Lone Ranger about how to do his gun. Do you know where that place is located? johanna1126@hotmail.com Thanks!
Johanna, According to the History Channel website, that episode was filmed in Zepherville, FL. https://www.history.com/shows/american-pickers/season-21/episode-20
Mr. Steiber, You might try contacting The Texas Ranger Hall of Fame and Museum at the links provided in the event description. Best Wishes.
should I decide to donate some of my Lone Ranger collection,
how would I go about it?
Hi Norman, you could contact Byron Johnson, the Director of the Texas Ranger Museum. Call him at 254-750-8631. Best of luck!