Site Updated Feb. 2nd

Who was that masked man ?
The Lone Ranger, of course!

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One of America’s most beloved fictional western heroes,
The Lone Ranger came to life, ironically, after cheating death, in 1933.
Working with a young writer named Fran Striker,
Detroit radio owner George Trendle created the new
"champion of justice" based loosely, it was said at the
time, on some real life exploits the Texas Rangers in
the 1870's.

Hoping to appeal to adults as well as
children, this strange character, wearing a mask
- the main tool of bandits and thieves to hide their
identity - was first broadcast from Radio
Station WXYZ in Detroit on February 2, 1933.

The Lone Ranger has never left our hearts,
our imagination or our memories.

Web Links	Description	Visitor Ranking
Smithsonian Institute	History of The Lone Ranger	9
Gene Autry Museum	Western Heritage	9
Clayton's Commercials	60's Acqua Velva, Dodge & More	7
A Lone Ranger Fan Club	Silver Bullet NewsLetter	6
"THE HOME RANGERS"	Lone Ranger music on banjo	4
The Marshall Corp	Lone Ranger Merchandise	4
The Lone Ranger	Share Your Memories	4
America Remembers	Clayton Moore Tribute	4
THE LONE RANGER and TONTO	A Tribute	5
Mark Largent's Page	Lone Ranger Info	5
Tim's TV Showcase	Lone Ranger Info	4
The Old Corral	All Our Cowboy Heroes	4
Western Performers	Best Of The West	4
Cowboypal	Whos/Who of Western Heroes	4
Saturday Television	All the Great Ones	4
Television-Classics	Lone Ranger on "RealPlayer"	4
Terry Guntrip's BBC TV	Englands Sat. Morning Tv	4
National Cowboy	Western Heritage Museum	4
TV Westerns	Find Your Favorite	4
TV/Movie/Serials	Tapes for Sale	4
CLAYTON MOORE	HOME PAGE	10

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