INTRODUCTIONS   An Introduction by the Webmaster   "Can You Remember Corriganville?"           by Stephen Lodge   An Introduction to Corriganville           by Ray "Crash" Corrigan   RAY "CRASH" CORRIGAN   Biography       Films & TV         The Three Mesquiteers         The Range Busters         Serials         Other Films         As an Ape         Television   Filmography   Photo Gallery   Endorsements   With Visitors THE PEOPLE   HONOR ROLL   Elaine DuPont   Bud Bresh   Photos of Workers   Celebrities   Beauty Contests   Wedding   Where Are They Now   Gone, But Not Forgotten THE MOVIE RANCH   History of the Ranch   Tour of the Ranch        Entrances to the Ranch        Amusement Park Entrance        Rodeos        Fort Apache        Dugout/Relay Station        Corsican Village        Silvertown page 1        Silvertown page 2        Silvertown page 3        Silvertown page 4        Mexican Village        Ray Corrigan's Ranch House        Outlaw Cabins        Church/School House        Insert/Chase/Stagecoach Roads        Cave        Hide/Canyon Rock        Robin Hood Lake/Forest        Bridges        Swordsman Manor   Filmography of the Ranch   Directions to the Ranch   Memorabilia of the Ranch   Filming at the Ranch   Film Scenes at the Ranch   Equipment used at the Ranch   Brochures of the Ranch   After the 1970 Fire   After the 1979 Fire   Then and Now

THE AMUSEMENT PARK   Stories of the Ranch        From the Workers        From the Guests   The Stunt Shows        An Overview        Stunt Class        Stunt Rehearsals        Gunfights        Fight Routines        Indians        Hangings        The General Store        Early Street Shows        Bob Bickston Collection   Horses   Hard Work   Rides   Corriganville Signs   Photographs        Larry Parson & Bud Bresh Collection        Bob Bickston Collection        Thom Bresh Collection        Finn Colin Collection        Jack McElroy Collection        Jesse Wayne Collection        Sandy Manring Collection        Wild Bill Babcock Collection        Lucky & Bea Bergmann Collection        Lloyd & Mickey Straight Collection        Sharon Bates Collection        Judy Dabler Collection        JoAnn Speidel Collection        Kevin R. Hogan Collection        James Overman Collection (in color)        Dan Lefranc Collection        By Visitors to the Ranch MISCELLANEOUS   Reunions   Parties   Motorcycle Races   Corriganville Motion Picture Academy   Corriganville Park Master Plan   Beauty of the Ranch   A Final Message from "Deadeye" Corrigan   MORE   Website Changes   Recommended Links   Reference Works   Acknowledgements & Thanks   E-Mail the Webmaster at SOUVENIR BOOK MOVIE LOCATION BOOKSTORE

Once known as Tommy Bresh (son of the Corriganville photographer, Bud Bresh), THOM BRESH is now a famous performer. Visit his web site which includes a great Corriganville section. The Old Corral is a great site and a favorite of this webmaster. Much information and many, many photographs of our western heroes and badmen; includes a section on Corriganville.

Interested in what a film/television set looks like "behind the scenes"?    Check out our associated web page,   BEHIND THE SCENES      Interested in film locations for westerns, serials, adventure, drama, horror, and more?    Check out our companion web page,   MOVIE MAKING LOCATIONS PLUS

Many of the old-time photographs on this site are by the people who worked at the ranch or visited the ranch as well as ranch historians from their personal collections and are being used by their permission. None of these photographs may be copied or downloaded without their permission. Many of the photographs on the site are shown smaller than the actual downloaded photograph. These photographs, when you click on them, will appear at their larger size for better viewing. Depending on your browser, the only way to differentiate those photos which can be viewed larger, is the highlight border surrounding them. Because of the size of the individual image files and because of the number of images on most pages, you can expect long download times for most pages.

The entire contents of this Corriganville Movie Ranch web site is Copyright 1975-2016 by Jerry L. Schneider except for a select number of photographs, images, and text, which are copyrighted by their respective owners. This site has been online since July 1997.