Lawman hall of fame aims for 2009 opening
The hometown of Oklahoma 's most famous lawman will be the site of the Oklahoma Law Enforcement Museum and Hall of Fame, it was announced Tuesday.
Deputy U.S. Marshal Bill Tilghman homesteaded in Oklahoma in the late 1800s and was a longtime resident of Chandler, the future home of the museum and hall of fame.
Carl Reherman , president of the museum's board of directors, said temporary quarters in downtown C...
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