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Apple Dumplin Restaurant, Chambers, AZ: John Wayne country



2011-03-20 - Chambers, AZ - Photo by Paul J. Hughes.
"Apple Dumplin Restaurant," writes Paul J. Hughes, "featured all sorts of memorabilia on the walls including John Wayne's burial bill from the funeral home a few miles up the road. Seems that Mr. Wayne had a ranch in the same county. I was amazed to also see a Singer sewing machine just like my mom had in Louisville with the wooden box it was housed in." But John Wayne was not the Big Celebrity connection Mr. Hughes found. That discovery would have had to have been that there really is a town named Alanreed, Texas.


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