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[Bonnie Parker's Funeral - Dallas, Texas]
Photograph of a large crowd outside of the McKamy Campbell Funeral Home present for Bonnie Parker's funeral.
[Clyde Barrow and Bonnie Parker]
Photograph of cut-outs of Clyde Barrow--wearing a suit, hat, holding a black coat on his arm and with a cigarette in his mouth--standing next to Bonnie Parker who is wearing a dress.
[Clyde Barrow and Bonnie Parker in Morgue, Getaway Car and Funeral]
Photograph of four prints belonging to the Clyde Barrow and Bonnie Parker case. Top left is their bullet-hole riddled getaway car, top right is Bonnie Parker's funeral, bottom left is Bonnie Parker on a stretcher in the morgue and the bottom right is Clyde Barrow on a stretcher in the morgue.
[Clyde Barrow and Bonnie Parker's Bullet Hole-Ridden V8 Ford]
Officers inspect Clyde Barrow and Bonnie Parker's bullet-riddled V8 Ford at the police impound after removing the couple's bodies. Dallas County Sheriff Smoot Schmid is at left, hatless.
[Clyde Barrow Dual Personality Mugshots - "Is Your Dual Personality Expressed by the Right and Left Side of the Face?"]
Photograph of Clyde Barrow's mug shot flanked by the left halves and right halves of his face joined together.
[Clyde Barrow Full Body Shot]
Full body photograph of Clyde Barrow wearing a suit, tie and hat.
[Clyde Barrow in the Morgue]
Photograph of a dead Clyde Barrow lying on a stretcher in a morgue, surrounded by people.
[Clyde Barrow, left, and Raymond Hamilton]
Photograph of Clyde Champion Barrow and Raymond Hamilton. Both men are wearing suits and hats.
[Clyde Barrow, left, and Raymond Hamilton]
Photograph of Clyde Champion Barrow, left, and Raymond Hamilton. Both men are wearing suits and hats.
[Clyde Barrow Mug Shot]
Mug shot of Clyde Champion Barrow.
[Clyde Barrow Mug Shot - Two Left Halves]
Special mug shot of Clyde Champion Barrow. It is a composite of the left sides of his face mirrored against one another.
[Clyde Barrow Telegram to Dallas, Texas District Attorney]
Photograph of a personal telegram from Clyde Barrow to the Dallas, Texas District Attorney, Mr. King, disassociating himself from Raymond Hamilton after the events of the Eastham Breakout. Also included is the envelope that telegram was mailed in.
[Clyde Champion Barrow and Bonnie Parker]
Photograph of Clyde Barrow and Bonnie Parker standing together in front of their car.
[Clyde Champion Barrow and W.D. Jones]
Photograph of Clyde Barrow in a suit standing next to W. D. Jones also in a suit.
[Clyde Champion Barrow and W.D. Jones]
Photograph of Clyde Barrow in a suit and holding a hat standing next to W. D. Jones who is also in a suit. They are both leaning next to a rock wall.
[Clyde Champion Barrow and W. D. Jones]
Photograph of Clyde Barrow and W. D. Jones standing together next to a rock wall.
[Clyde Champion Barrow, Henry Methvin and Raymond Hamilton]
Clyde Champion Barrow (left), Henry Methvin (middle) and Raymond Hamilton (right) standing together wearing suits and hats.
[Clyde Champion Barrow Mug Shot - Dallas 6048]
Mug-shot for Clyde Champion Barrow from the Dallas Police Department Bureau of Identification.
[Clyde Champion Barrow Mug Shot - Dallas 6048]
Mug-shot for Clyde Champion Barrow from the Dallas Police Department Bureau of Identification.
[Clyde Champion Barrow Mug Shot - Dallas 6048]
Mug-shot for Clyde Champion Barrow from the Dallas Police Department Bureau of Identification.
[Clyde Champion Barrow Mug Shot - Dallas 6048]
Photograph of a poster of Clyde Barrow's mug-shot, physical description and wanted history.
[Clyde Champion Barrow Mug Shot - Dallas 6048]
Photograph of a poster of Clyde Barrow's mug-shot, physical description and wanted history.
[Dallas County Sheriff's Department With Items from Clyde Champion Barrow's Car]
Photograph of Dallas County Sheriff R. A. "Smoot" Schmid, first from left, and Dallas County Deputies Ed Caster, Ted Hinton, and Bob Alcorn standing with items collected form Clyde Barrow and Bonnie Parker's getaway car, 1934. Items include license plates, bags, maps, magazines, and coats.
[Shot Gun Pellets]
Photograph of five shot gun pellets taken from the body of state Highway Patrolman Murphy, who was shot and killed by Clyde Barrow on April 1, 1934 at Grapevine, Texas.
[Site of Grapevine Shooting, 04-01-1934]
Site near Grapevine, Texas where Barrow Gang members shot and killed motorcycle patrolmen E. B. Wheeler and H. D. Murphy.
[Site of Grapevine Shooting, 04-01-1934]
Four photographs of the site near Grapevine, Texas where Barrow Gang members shot and killed motorcycle patrolmen E. B. Wheeler and H. D. Murphy.
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