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Hometown Heritage
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Making History in Dallas County Exhibit
On Display through November 19, 2017

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While it may be a small town, Perry has had its fair share of historic events and famous residents. Bringing together photos and historical documents from Hometown Heritage's collection, images from the Dexter Museum, and artifacts from Forest Park Museum, this exhibit tells the story of a few of these noteworthy events and people. Learn about the most famous patient in Perry's first hospital, the gangster and member of Bonnie & Clyde's gang, Buck Barrow. See photos from the two occasions that baseball legend Babe Ruth played ball in Dallas County. Hear about the glamorous Betty Mae Harris, an Iowa girl who made it big performing vaudeville on Broadway before teaching hundreds of Perry and Boone students how to dance. And read the comics and see the high school sketches of Snick Hamlin, a Perry native who became known throughout the United States for his time-traveling caveman, Alley Oop.
All Rights Reserved, Fullhart Carnegie Charitable Trust, 2014-2023
This website is possible with the support of the
Dallas County Foundation
  • About
    • Fullhart Carnegie Charitable Trust
    • Visit
    • Contact
  • Collections
    • Photo Collection
    • Newspaper Archives
    • PHS Yearbooks
    • Books at CLM
  • Programs & Exhibits
    • Current Exhibits
    • Upcoming Programs
    • Past Programs & Exhibits >
      • 2024 Activity
      • 2023 Activity
      • 2022 Activity
      • 2021 & Prior Activity
  • Installations
    • Soumas Court >
      • Wall of Witnesses >
        • Honorees
        • Nomination Form
  • Support
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