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Listen: The Assorted Selections ProgramCowboy reenactor Charles Pennington shown during a performance at the Six Gun Territory theme park in Ocala, Florida.
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Performing arts--Florida--Marion County--Ocala
Historical reenactments
Cowboys in popular culture
Service industries--Florida--Marion County--Ocala
Tourism--Florida--Marion County--Ocala
Attractions--Florida--Marion County--Ocala
Amusement parks--Florida--Marion County--Ocala
Amusements
Costume--History--19th century
Entertainers--Florida--Marion County--Ocala
Actors--Florida--Marion County--Ocala
Wild west shows
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General Note
Charles Pennington was the Marshal from 1969 to 1971.
Six Gun Territory was a 200-acre western-themed tourist attraction located on State Highway 40 (Silver Springs Blvd) in Ocala, Florida. Designed by Russell Pearson (who also designed Silver Dollar City in Branson, MO and Ghost Town in the Sky in Maggie Valley, NC), it opened on 2 February 1963 and remained opened until 1984. Visitors arrived at the visitor center (a replica Southern Railway station) and rode a wood-burning narrow gauge engine to a mock Western town to see gunfights, saloon dances, an "Indian village" and various amusement rides.
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