Now there’s a whole museum dedicated to that icon of the Old West.The Hopalong Cassidy Cowboy Museum opened Aug. 1 on the Prairie Rose ranch, home of the popular chuck wagon suppers east of Wichita.

Jun. 8—HIGH POINT — Promotional Hopalong Cassidy hats, once treasured by countless pint-sized gunslingers who adored the popular cowboy star, are about as scarce as feathers on a horse these days.

Benton? There’s already a Hopalong Cassidy Museum in the Ohio hometown of the actor who portrayed the pleasant cowboy on television and in movies, but for Hoppy’s devoted fans there can never ...

My heroes always had to be cowboys -- white hats, white horses and 'good guys' riding into the sunset. The Grand Marshal of the Grand Floral Parade for 1951 was Hopalong Cassidy, riding his horse ...

Hopalong Cassidy was introduced in 1907 as a fictional character in a story by Clarence E. Mulford. Mulford eventually wrote 28 books that featured the cowboy.

William Boyd, playing Hopalong Cassidy, was the cowboy hero of the silver screen, radio and television to many a baby boomer. Along with Roy Rogers and Gene Autry, Boyd defined the Western film genre.

A: You have quite the memory, Lester, because that was 47 years ago. On Oct. 26, 1956, your childhood hero Hopalong Cassidy, aka William S. Boyd, “the good guy in the black hat,” rode in ...

As a hard-riding, straight-shooting cowboy, William ("Hopalong Cassidy") Boyd has been the star of dozens of B movies. Last week, as Cowboy Boyd strode into New Orleans' D. H. Holmes ...

Where other cowpokes wore white hats, ... Eastern Pennsylvania franchise for use of Hopalong Cassidy's name in endorsement ... 100,000 would flood into Allentown to see the cowboy movie ...

Hoppy, he was the one. Hoppy had a nice smile and looked good in a hat, which he always doffed in the presence of ladies. Hoppy was good with a gun _ would anyone expect less? _ but he was slow ...