Gibsland, Louisiana: Bonnie and Clyde Ambush Museum
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- Address:
- 2419 Main St., Gibsland, LA
- Directions:
- I-20 exit 61, then one mile south to Gibsland on Hwy 154 (Main St.). On the right, at the south end of town.
- Hours:
- Daily 9-5 (Call to verify) Local health policies may affect hours and access.
- Phone:
- 318-843-1934
- Admission:
- Adults $7.
- RA Rates:
- Major Fun
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This museum is in the cafe where the doomed road-trippers bought their last snack. See Bonnie's hat, replicas of Bonnie and Clyde's tombstones, and a fake but bloody Bonnie and Clyde Death Car.
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There is also a cafe attached to the building that is where Bonnie and Clyde had their last meal.
[hotrodkitten28, 10/28/2022]
Bonnie and Clyde Death Car.
[Mallory Billings, 06/09/2017]
L.J. "Boots" Hinton at the Bonnie & Clyde Ambush Museum, Gibsland, Louisiana when we visited in 2006. Boots passed away in Dec. 2016.
[RoadsideAmerica.com Team, 01/13/2017]
This is an interesting little museum. I have always been fascinated by the Bonnie and Clyde story since seeing the Warren Beatty movie (that I found out was mostly fiction). No photography is allowed inside. The owner, L.J., was nice; he is a talker for sure! There is a video of several Bonnie and Clyde-related documentaries you can sit and watch as part of the price of admission. The museum has lots of documents, photos, and exhibits.
[Kim G., 01/05/2015]Page of 2 [Next 5 items]
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This museum originally displayed the 1934 V-8 death car replica created for the 1967 movie. After selling it to a museum in Washington DC, they replaced it with a more gore-gussied replica of the replica, with bigger bullet holes and bloody dummies.