March 15, 1898 – Rogers leaves Kemper School, Booneville Missouri to work as a cowboy in the Texas Panhandle. Fall 1899 – Rogers competes with Zack Mulhall troupe in roping and riding contests ...

Rogers was a legendary cowboy, actor, writer and humorist who died in Alaska in 1935 during an airplane crash with noted ...

great-granddaughter of Will Rogers. The historic ranch was once a place to escape the spotlight for the iconic actor and cowboy. “It was truly one of the most beautiful places ever, it’s just ...

"So, a great way to tell the story about Will Rogers is to, instead of talking about him, why not paint a picture or, better yet, a diorama? ... He was a cowboy, a comedian, a newspaper writer ...

CLAREMORE – Spend afternoons at the Will Rogers Memorial Museum during spring break in March.

Will Rogers, a cowboy turned Hollywood star, purchased the property in the 1920s, building a 31-room ranch house, complete with a polo field riding trails and stables for his beloved horses.

In recent years it's been the concessionaire contracted at Will Rogers State Historic Park, named after Hollywood's most beloved on-screen cowboy. That property, including the main ranch house as ...

Rogers started in vaudeville theaters with a trick roping act, and rose to worldwide fame as a columnist, “cowboy philosopher,” aviation enthusiast, philanthropist, radio personality and movie ...

The California ranch once owned by Will Rogers has been destroyed by a massive fire in the Pacific Palisades area of Los Angeles. The Will Rogers Memorial Museum in Claremore shared the news on ...