Owens-Rogers Museum

Hear about Vaudeville scriptwriter, and Hollywood screenwriter Lela Owens-Rogers who lived in this house and worked nearby, and about Hollywood actress/singer/dancer Ginger Rogers, who was born in this house in 1911. The home has been fully restored and reimagined as a museum with over 260 items on display including memorabilia, movie posters, photos, items Ginger Rogers wore including the gown she wore to the 1967 Academy Awards. These two women were pioneers in the entertainment industry and changed how womnen were paid in Hollywood. Open April - September and by special appointment for groups. Presentations are available for your location prior to your group visit.