Julie Rogers Pomilia didn’t realize her grandfather was famous until her second grade teacher called her up to her desk. “Do you know who that is?” the teacher asked, pointing to a stack of magazines ...

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Dale Evans, the Texas native who became the "Queen of the West" in movies and television alongside the "King of the Cowboys," her husband, Roy Rogers, died Wednesday. She was 88. Evans died at her ...

Smithsonian Institution, Center for Folklife and Cultural Heritage, Ralph Rinzler Folklife Archives and Collections, 600 Maryland Ave., S.W., Suite 2001, Washington ...

Roy Rogers made fostering, adopting and caring for children a huge part of his life. The King of the Cowboys had four biological children, adopted four more and fostered dozens of other kids ...

In these days of discontent and destruction, hate and harangue, we could really use Roy Rogers. And Trigger, his Golden Palomino. Dale Evans and Bullet the Wonder Dog. Not to mention the Sons of the ...

Roy Rogers passed away in July 1998 at age 86 with his wife and co-star Dale Evans by his side, but the beloved singing cowboy’s legacy lives on at the Los Angeles estate he once called home—not to ...

Recognize the name Lucille Wood Smith? How about Frances Octavia Smith? OK, so you knew her as Dale Evans. But as a youngster attending school in Osceola, Ark., she was a Smith -- Lucille or Octavia.