When you think of the Southwestern Historical Wax Museum, you think of Bonnie and Clyde. Famous for its "Bonnie and Clyde death car", the museum seemed to feature the two in most of its advertising. Although that car was actually from the popular movie about the two outlaws, and not the true life car, these two figure are representing the real life criminals (A Bonnie and Clyde movie tableaux was also on display at the museum).
Clyde Barrow (1909-1934) stands with his gun in his pants.
Bonnie Parker (1910-1934) holding the rifle.Tags: Louis Tussaud's Southwestern Historical Wax Museum Wax Figure Wax Bonnie and Clyde
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