WAGON TRAIN TO CAMP AT MUSEUM MAY 9-10TH BEFORE HEADING NORTH
 
The ETI Corral 14 visited Lone Pine and had a wagon train encampment at the south side of the the Film History Museum on Saturday and Sunday, May 9 and 10th. There were 9 wagons where the owners actually slept More ->

MUSICIAN DOC DENNING’S GUITAR DONATED TO FILM MUSEUM
 
The Death Valley 49ers recently donated the guitar of musician Max H. “Doc” Dennings to the Beverly and Jim Rogers Museum of Lone Pine Film History. It is now on display More ->

ALABAMA HILLS STEWARDSHIP GROUP WINS NATIONAL RECOGNITION
 
The Alabama Hills Stewardship Group, which you have read about in this paper, was recently selected as a recipient of the Department of Interior’s Cooperative Conservation Award. More ->

TREMORS SCRIBE VISITS FILM MUSEUM AND TREMORS EXHIBIT
 
Recently, Brent Maddock, one of the writing partners who created Tremors, stopped by the Museum and enjoyed the exhibits. When the Director Ron Underwood, writer S.S. Wilson, and Producer Nancy Roberts visited a few years back and did a panel More ->

MUSEUM AND FESTIVAL PARTNER TO EXAMINE ZANE GREY<
 
The Lone Pine Film History Museum will publish their next book filming the West of Zane Grey by Ed Hulse at the beginning of the Lone Pine Film Festival this year. Author Ed Hulse will present a short program on the famous American West author at the Museum Members Dinner Thursday night October 4 at the Lone Pine Piute-Shoshone Community Center at 6 pm More ->

LONE PINE FILM MUSEUM PUBLISHES MUSICIAN’S LIFE WITH GENE AUTRY
 
Johnny Bond, musician, composer and friend to Gene Autry lived and remembered to write it all down in first hand recollections of the days and nights. The Beverly and Jim Rogers Museum of Lone Pine Film History selected his recollections as their first book of their new publishing wing. The book entitled “Thirty Years on the Road With Gene Autry” was published in June and can be purchased now More ->