Roger Patterson and Bob Gimlin to be honored with Museum Display

Pictures: The black and white photo collage is of Roger Patterson. The color photo is of (left to right) Tom Yamarone, Bob Gimlin and John Green
The Bigfoot Discovery Museum recognizes the Patterson-Gimlin film as the best evidence of Bigfoot to date. As such, the museum features a "life-size" enlargement of frame 352 (created by Scott McClean with help from M.K. Davis for the 2003 International Bigfoot Symposium in Willow Creek, California), a copy of one of Patterson's footprint casts from that day and a multimedia display running the film and some recent analysis on a loop nearby. There is also a display of some still photos from the famous film and a display of the 1968 Argosy magazine article. We are planning on expanding this display to include a tribute to the two men responsible for this film-Roger Patterson and Bob Gimlin. We would request items relating to or photographs of either man to include in the display. We will treat these as either a donation or to the museum or a temporary loan. All contributions to this tribute to Patterson and Gimlin are greatly appreciated. Bob Gimlin is an honorary member of the museum, by the way.
Article courtesy 2005 Bigfoot Discovery Project newsletter