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Contacts & Links
If you have a Tex Terry story, photos, or other items you would like to share with us, send mailto:ted@texterry.com . We are looking for YOUR candid photos of Tex to include in the picture galleries!
We'd be pleased to have you link to this site. Drop an email and ask us to link to your site too.
Parke County Historical Society, including a virtual tour of the museum in Rockville, In. http://www.parkecountyhistoricalsociety.org/
Parke County Chamber of Commerce: http://www.parkecountychamber.com This site has a comprehensive Calendar of Events for all of Parke county.
Early history of Parke County http://www.countyhistory.com/parke/
For a look at the current Parke County profile:http://www.stats.indiana.edu/profiles/pr18121.html
Interesting and hard-to-find facts about Parke County:http://www.rootsweb.com/~inparke/
Parke County has many sites on the National Register of Historic Places: http://www.nationalregisterofhistoricplaces.com/IN/Parke/state.html
Travelling to Parke County ? Try this site for phone numbers for restaurants, lodging, and things to do. http://home.earthlink.net/~owlkiller/pitrvl.html#Parke
Complete information guide to Parke County, featuring community calendar, maps, shopping, rebulding the Bridgeton Bridge, festivals, etc. http://parkecountyliving.com
The Ritz Theater, Rockville, Indiana, has been the home to the Parke Players theater group since 1971. Built in 1912 as the "New Rockville Opera House", this carefully preserved building hosted Gene Autry, the Yodeling Cowboy, on April 17, 1935. The show included a screening of the 1934 movie, "Sweet Adeline", starring Irene Dunne. Inside the lobby of the Ritz, visitors will find this plaque dedicated to the memory of Tex Terry.
http://www.parkeplayers.com/
National Cowboy & Western Heritage Museum, Oklahoma City, OK. Established 1961. http://www.nationalcowboymuseum.org/
Visit The Old Corral for the best b-western site on the internet.
http://www.b-westerns.com
This link will take you to a variety of old b-western movie locations. http://employees.oxy.edu/jerry/index.html
Want to know more about Parke County Indiana and its famous Covered Bridge Festival ? http://www.coveredbridges.com/
Parke County's Mansfield Village official website: http://www.mansfieldvillage.com/
Bridgeton Grist Mill and Covered Bridge is Indiana's most famous bridge and fully operational grist mill, and a must see Parke county destination all year round: http://www.bridgetonmill.com
Billie Creek Village, Rockville Indiana. Don't miss this one ! http://billiecreek.org
Here's THE site for finding all of the other Hoosier's who have been in show business http://www.whenmoviesweremovies.com/
After Tex Terry's death, his wife Isabel sent a trunk of his movie memorabilia to the Gene Autry Oklahoma Museum in the city of Gene Autry, Oklahoma where it is currently on display. Link here for a look at the Museum, the city, and the schedule for the 2008 Gene Autry Oklahoma Film and Music Festival :
http://www.geneautryokmuseum.com
This independent western film set in Missouri in 1887, is currently in production. One of the "heavies" in this movie, is a character named "Ed Earl Terry", played by Tom Drury. Ed Earl is a tribute to Tex Terry and I'm sure the "Bad Man" would be pleased. For more information, read Bill Blewett's letter on the "Tex Terry Club" page or go to: http://www.one-eyedhorse.com
Tom Drury, right, will play the role of "Ed Earl Terry", along with Bob Brown, as "Slim Haden" in "One-Eyed Horse."
The Boss, Ed Earl Terry, played by Tom Drury and me, as Joe Hayes, on the set of "One-Eyed Horse", October 20, 2007.
For a complete list of biographies, visit:
To pay respects to Tex and Izzy:
http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GSln=terry&GSfn=Isabel&GSbyrel=all&GSdyrel=all&GSob=n&GRid=11489678&pt=Isabel%20Draesemer%20Terry&
http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GSln=terry&GSfn=tex&GSbyrel=all&GSdyrel=all&GSob=n&GRid=11480144&pt=Tex%20Terry&
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