The  Mojave Muleskinners gathered at the Superstition Mountain Museum to celebrate each other with our annual dinner. It was a lovely evening with dinner set up in the renowned Apacheland Barn - made famous by the "Rifleman" TV series. Windy Bill thanked several individuals and everyone for their contributions and efforts throughout the year making it one of the best!  Special thanks go to Barb and the Superstition Mtn. Museum for everything they have done for the Muleskinners in general and for letting us have dinner in the barn - it was a nostalgic evening and a fun one for all! Cheers to another great year!

NOTE: Apacheland, destroyed by fire in l969, rebuilt and razed by fire, again, on Valentine’s Day, 2004  still lives in the hearts and minds of thousands of western movie buffs and two of its most famous buildings, which survived both fires, stand tall once again at the Superstition Mountain Museum on the Apache Trail. They were disassembled, moved and reconstructed in 2005 and once more the Elvis Memorial Chapel and the famous Apacheland Barn ( also known as the Audrey Murphy Barn) are now open as museums in their own right….testimonials to the many western feature films and TV serials that were produced there from the late l950s until  the town’s demise. The Mojave Muleskinners perform at the museum on the weekends from November to April. 

Thank you, Madame Marilyn for the great photos!

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