Slideshow: Tom Mix Homestead in Driftwood, Pennsylvania
Accompanying Chapter Five, Odyssey to Parker Dam State Park
Tom Mix, dubbed the "King of Cowboys" when John Wayne was still in short pants, was born in Mix Run, Cameron County, Pennsylvania. These are shots of what is left of his birthplace on Mix Run, Pennsylvania.
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15 Comments
Post a CommentGreat pix. I don't know that you should have let the hubby out so soon. A little time behind bars might do any husband good.
Looks like an interesting place.
This was a lot of fun. Great "show"!
Makes me appreciate my fridge!
Nice to know he has been remembered.
Great photos.
Nice photos. I'm glad society switched from root cellars to refrigerators.
Great shots. I'd never heard of Tom Mix before this.
Fascinating photos, thanks!
Love his boots in the last pic! Great shots, cheers :)