Vintage Branson

11/11/2025

Thank you veterans. ⭐️🏆❤️🇺🇸

11/11/2025

Mary Breedon’s Boarding House - Branson, Mo.(Circa 1912)

Mary Breedon was a successful business woman & civic leader in Branson for much of her life.

Mary Breedon’s Boarding House was located on
South Commercial Street. It was opened to the public on June 1, 1912. It remained a successful Branson hotel for the next 13 years.

In August of 1925, she bought a smaller hotel known as Hall’s Inn on Walnut Street. She immediately leased it out but retained ownership with the idea of moving her hotel to that building giving her a more central location in town, which she eventually did by 1928

On December 14, 1925, she traded Breedon’s Boarding House to Ben Welch for his 140 acre farm adjoining the Oak Grove School in McKinney Bend.

She sold that property a 15 months later.

She died at the age of 81 in 1963 at her home in Kirbyville.

11/04/2025

BRANSON MIXERS:
Boxcar Willie + Shoji Tabuchi = Boxcar Tabuchi

11/04/2025

BRANSON MIXERS:
Roy Clark + Barbara Mandrell = Roy Mandrell

11/04/2025

BRANSON MIXERS:
Buck Trent + Moe Bandy = Buck Bandy

11/04/2025

BRANSON MIXERS:
Andy Williams + Glenn Campbell = Andy Campbell

11/03/2025

The Country Tonight Theatre (C. 1995) it’s now gone and was also the home of many other shows. Can you name some?

11/03/2025

Branson’s Ride The Ducks
(C. 1998)

11/02/2025

Here are some photos of when The Beverly Hillbillies filmed several episodes at Silver Dollar City in 1969.

11/02/2025

Here’s one of The Notch Post Office (Uncle Ike’s) that we’ve not seen before. That’s Levi Morrill in the middle. This was taken in 1908, just one year after The Shepherd of the Hills was published.

11/02/2025

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Car 6 has been rebuilt and features this new black roof design. Here’s to 60 more years!

11/01/2025

Ride the Ducks Ticket 1984