Time to round up a buyer for Roy Rogers' old ranch in Victorville

"The 65-acre spread, currently a working ranch, film set and wedding venue, was once owned by singing cowboy actor Rogers and his wife, actress Dale Evans. The sellers added an entire Wild West set with a saloon, a blacksmith shop and other structures. The red barn contains Rogers' old workshop, a kitchen, restrooms and a bridal room."

"Rogers, who died in 1998 at 86, got his start in radio and then as a band member. He was in scores of films and television shows including his own, 'The Roy Rogers Show,' telecast from 1951 to 1957. The show's well-known closing theme serenaded viewers of that era: 'Happy trails to you, until we meet again.'"

"Seventeen horse stables, a half-mile racetrack, garages, a campground and grapevines that Rogers planted during the 1960s complete the grounds. Three houses with a total of six bedrooms, six bathrooms and 4,639 square feet of living space sit off the Mojave River near old Route 66."

The Double R Bar Ranch, a 65-acre property in Victorville owned by legendary singing cowboy Roy Rogers and actress Dale Evans, is now on the market for $3.7 million. The working ranch serves as a film set and wedding venue, featuring a Wild West set with a saloon and blacksmith shop. The property includes three houses totaling 4,639 square feet of living space, seventeen horse stables, a half-mile racetrack, garages, and a campground. A red barn contains Rogers' workshop, kitchen, and bridal facilities. Rogers, who died in 1998, starred in numerous films and television shows including his famous series from 1951-1957. Evans, who died in 2001, was also a notable entertainer and appeared alongside Rogers in several films.

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