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My dad, the ultimate John Wayne fan despite never having watched any of his movies in English since he is German, sent his family on a chase to follow in the footsteps of 'The Duke'. After a day or so, I almost enjoyed it.
Certainly worthwhile visiting as part of Amercian history; we, however, went because this 'incident' led to one of John Wayne's most famous movies.
A full scale replica of the original Alamo compound, it is now used as a set for other westerns and movies.
A small building that was closed the day we were there.
A little difficult to find, it only took us 6 hours. Shamefully, this star's star is NOT directly located on Hollywood Blvd. but on a side street.
A touching moment for all of us. Thankfully, not as difficult to locate as the star on the Walk of Fame.
John Wayne is buried on a slope called "Bayview Terrace". Cemetary officials don't support this kind of 'sightseeing' so you'll be pretty much on your own. He has a nice headstone, though.
Certainly the low-light of this trip since it has nothing to do with John Wayne himself other than the statue inside the main terminal.
John Wayne riding a horse in front of the Greater Western Bank on 8484 Wilshire Blvd. No parking and a father who forces his daughter to cross 6 lanes of rush-hour traffic to take a picture.