Roscoe Gilmore

Roscoe F Gilmore, age 96, Blanchard, OK View Details

Cities: Blanchard OK Possible Relatives: Dorothy M Gilmore, Flossie M Gilmore, Frederick Harry Gilmore

Roscoe Gilmore, age 64, Chicago, IL View Details

Cities: Chicago IL Possible Relatives: Marie Antoinet Gilmore, Mary Louise Gilmore

Roscoe Conklin Gilmore, age 93, Dallas, TX View Details

Locations: Dallas TX, Natchez MS Possible Relatives: Delcenia Gilmore, Mary Christine Gilmore

Roscoe C Gilmore, age 88, Toledo, OH View Details

Locations: Toledo OH Possible Relatives: Ashley K Gilmore, Catherine Michelle Gilmore

Roscoe Calvin Gilmore, age 50s View Details

Possible Relatives: Catherine M Gilmore, Cathy M Gilmore, Donna Gilmore

Roscoe Phone Gilmore, age 50s, High Point, NC View Details

Locations: High Point NC Possible Relatives: Alicia Gilmore Gathings, Louis R Gilmore, Minnie Belle Gilmore

Roscoe Gilmore, age 87 View Details

Address:***** Locust St, Toledo, OH

Roscoe D Gilmore, age 55 View Details

Address:***** Longfield Dr, Huntley, IL. Phone Number: (847) 659-****

Roscoe Turner - Wikipedia

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Roscoe Turner (September 29, 1895 - June 23, 1970) was a record-breaking American aviator who was a three-time winner of the Thompson Trophy air race and widely recognized by his flamboyant style and his pet, Gilmore the Lion. [1] He also founded a US domestic airline, ultimately called Lake Central Airlines, that in 1968 merged into Allegheny Airlines, the predecessor to US Airways.

Roscoe Turner and Gilmore the Flying Lion

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Col. Roscoe Turner (left) poses with Gilmore and his mechanic, Don Young, behind (or in the case of Gilmore, on top of) the wheel cover of Lockheed Air Express. Image courtesy of the Smithsonian Institution. However, there is a logistical problem (among many others) with having a lion for a co-pilot: at a certain point they are going to get big ...

Gilmore the Flying Lion - National Air and Space Museum

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Gilmore the Flying Lion was the pet of the flamboyant air racer and aerial showman Col. Roscoe Turner. In early 1930, Turner received a major sponsorship from the Gilmore Oil Company, well-known for its Red Lion gasoline brand.

Gilmore The Lion (1930-1950) - Find a Grave Memorial

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Gilmore (1930-1950) was a lion who flew with aviator Colonel Roscoe Turner to promote the Gilmore Oil Company. After he grew too large for flying, Gilmore accompanied Turner in publicity appearances for the next ten years. Gilmore was born on February 7, 1930, at Goebel's Wild Animal Farm - a theme park and supplier...

Conservation Treatment of Gilmore the Flying Lion: Making Decisions

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As a cub in the 1930s, Gilmore made aviation history when he traveled around the United States with the flamboyant and colorful aviator Roscoe Turner as a mascot for the Gilmore Oil Company. This is the second in a three-part blog series about the conservation treatment of Gilmore the Flying Lion. Explore how the Museum balanced caring for the original taxidermy with the goal to present ...

Roscoe Turner & Gilmore the Flyin' Lion - Aviation Oil Outlet

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After Roscoe Turner died in 1970 (at the age of 74), Gilmore's body was moved to the Turner Museum in Indianapolis. When the museum closed in 1972, he was moved to the National Air and Space Museum. Gilmore is not on public display due to the nature of the lion's fragile condition.

Roscoe Franklin Gilmore (1912-2008) - Find a Grave Memorial

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Roscoe Franklin Gilmore, long-time Blanchard citizen, business man and civic leader, passed away December 31, 2008. He was 96 years old. He was born to Elinor Margaret (Boudinot) and Roscoe McNider Gilmore on November 4, 1912 in Braggs, Oklahoma. Roscoe graduated from high school in Wagoner, Oklahoma and attended...

A Supreme Life of Dare Deviltry - Hangar Flying

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Roscoe named the three-week-old cub Gilmore, and the two were constant companions. Roscoe would walk Gilmore on a leash all around Los Angeles, into restaurants and shops, and, of course into the cockpit. Gilmore even had his own parachute, and flew with Roscoe for years until he was too big to fit and eventually retired back to the farm.

Archives On The Air 17: The Flying Feline—Roscoe Turner Collection

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Roscoe Turner made Gilmore the lion his copilot around 1929. Turner had already established himself as a noteworthy pilot long before the flying feline hit the scene. Turner was born in Mississippi in 1895. He learned to fly while serving in the military during World War I.