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Lone Pine Film History Museum
Lone Pine, Where the Real West Becomes the Reel West
Movies/Documentaries/TV Series Filmed in Owens Valley
Movies Filmed in Owens Valley |
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 The Fighting Legion - 1930 |
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 Frontier Marshal - 1939 |
 Frontier Marshal - 1939 |
The Western Stars |
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Montgomery Clift 1920 - 1966 |
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Sean Connery 1930 - |
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Dan Blocker 1928 - 1972 |
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Art Acord 1890 - 1931 |
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Art Davis 1913 - 1987 |
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Audie Murphy 1926 - 1971 |
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Arthur Rosson 1886 - 1960 |
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Barton MacLane 1902 - 1969 |
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Bob Allen 1906 - 1998 |
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Bob Custer 1898 - 1974 |
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Bob Livingston 1904 - 1988 |
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Walter Brennan 1894 - 1974 |
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Bud Osborne 1884 - 1964 |
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Burt Reynolds 1936 - |
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Charles Bickford 1891 -1967 |
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Clint Walker 1927 - |
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Buddy Ebsen 1908 - 2003 |
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Buddy Roosevelt 1898 - 1973 |
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Richard Arlen 1899 - 1976 |
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Cy Kendall 1898 - 1953 |
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 From the "Santa Ana Journal" of July 18, 1938 "Gunga Din" set burns to the ground in the Alabama Hills of Lone Pine, CA. |
Nick Eggenhofer
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Movies Filmed in Owens Valley |
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 In Old Colorado - 1941 |
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 Jungle Raiders - 1945 |
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Movies Filmed in Owens Valley |
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 Kalifornia - 1993 |
 Kalifornia - 1993 |
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 Iron Man - 2007 |
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 Iron Man - 2007 |
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 From "The Hanford Sentinel" of July 22, 1999 "Fred Dryer: an unlikely Chinese action star," is filming a scene of the movie "Highway 395" in Lone Pine. |
Iron Man
(Courtesy Museum of Western Film History)
 Monolith Monsters - 1957 |
 Monolith Monsters - 1957 |
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 From "The Hanford Sentinel" of March 24, 1973 Ken Maynard, Famous "White Hat Hero" cowboy star dies. |
 The New Age - 1994 |
 Just Tony - 1922 |
 Jonathan Livingston Seagul - 1973 |
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 Outlaws of the Desert - 1941 |
 Pardon My Gun - 1930 |
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 From "The San Francisco Call" of December 31, 1917 "Out of Practice" |
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 From "The San Bernardino Sun" of August 24, 1962 Famed western cowboy star Hoot Gibson dies. |
Movies Filmed in Owens Valley |
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 Nevada Smith - Steve McQueen |
 Nevada Smith - Brian Keith and Steve McQueen |
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 Nevada Smith - 1966 |
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 Nevada Smith - 1966 |
 Photo of one of the movie sets for Nevada Smith constructed near the town of Laws. (Photo courtesy of David Wayne Bailey) |
 06/21Photo of one of the movie sets for Nevada Smith constructed near the town of Laws. (Photo courtesy of David Wayne Bailey) |
| David Wayne Bailey writes: This building (above) was built in 1965 for a movie starring Steve McQueen, "Nevada Smith" it was located at Laws, CA just north of Bishop. It remained in place for years and was used for storage for the railway museum. It was a full building, but it was only meant to be standing for a few months while they shot the movie It had four walls and a roof, it did not have a foundation, a floor, or inside walls. It was a shell held up by four telephone poles in each corner. It collapsed in a big wind storm. Other buildings left behind have been converted into fully functional structures. This includes the main museum building where the book store is. My connection to this building goes back to 1965, I was on this set at Laws also up in Old Mammoth where they built a whole town and the real mines they used in the film. I was seven years old and we were on vacation, just after they finished filming. Little of this was saved, most was removed soon after we left. We have a horseshoe hanging over our door that that came from these sets. I shot this photo in the mid-1980s Culled out while I'm fixing my wounded digital photo catalog, this was shot on Kodachrome and digitally converted to black and white. |
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 Photos of the movie set for Nevada Smith constructed at the site of Old Mammoth. (Photo courtesy of David Wayne Bailey) |
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 Photos of the movie set for Nevada Smith constructed at the site of Old Mammoth. (Photo courtesy of David Wayne Bailey) |
 Photos of the movie set for Nevada Smith constructed at the site of Old Mammoth. (Photo courtesy of David Wayne Bailey) |
 Photos of the movie set for Nevada Smith constructed at the site of Old Mammoth. (Photo courtesy of David Wayne Bailey) |
 Photos of the movie set for Nevada Smith constructed at the site of Old Mammoth. (Photo courtesy of David Wayne Bailey) |
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 From the "Salinas Daily Index" of May 9, 1925 Jack Hoxie in "The Sign of the Cactus", filmed in the Sierra Nevada, now playing at Crystal Theater |
TV Westerns
(Courtesy Museum of Western Film History)
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 From the "Inyo Independent" of May 13, 1922 Tom Mix and the Fox Film Company are in Lone Pine, CA producing a western. |
Movies Filmed in Owens Valley |
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 Wild Horse Rodeo - 1937 |
 Western Heritage - 1948 |
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 Wagons Westward - 1940 |
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Monache Meadows Cowboys | |
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Sam Lewis & Sierra Lady Pack Station |
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Ed Brown - Mt. Whitney Pack Trains Packer and Cowboy Poet | |
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More At the Movies ... in Lone Pine |
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This page was last updated on
22 November 2024