Roy Rogers Rogersdale U.S.A. Original 1995 Plans and Blueprints - 18 Pages

Roy Rogers Rogersdale U.S.A. Original 1995 Plans and Blueprints - 18 Pages The Roy Rogers-Dale Evans Museum was a popular tourist attraction in Victorville since 1967. Dale and Roy lived in the area and would frequently visit the museum. Roy had a lot of pride in the property and the city and was going to expand to open a theme park. These are the complete plans. Five years after Rogers died in 1998 and two years after Evans died in 2001, the remaining family decided to close the museum in 2003. The plans include the location, detailed exhibits, design plans, and overall concept. This is a true piece of cowboy history. The materialized dream of a legend and a glimpse at the legacy he wanted to leave. 'Our hearts' dream has always been to develop a new kind of entertainment destination,' Rogers said. 'We wanted one that could be enjoyed by every member of the family,' Evans added. Nov. 6 1993 Newspaper Article “VICTORVILLE, Calif., Oct. 27 -- Roy Rogers and Dale Evans announced Friday they plan to build a Western-themed $45 million park and retail center called RogersDale USA in Victorville, 50 miles northeast of Los Angeles. Construction will begin in 1996 with the opening scheduled for 1997. The family originally announced its plans more than two years ago, but they were delayed because of a legal snag over local water issues.” If you’re familiar with the area, this land is where most of the car dealerships in Victorville are now off of the I 15.