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Bob Hope: Shanks for the Memory
"Bob Hope: Shanks for the Memory," opened to the public on November 8, 2008, in conjunction with the 2008 World Golf Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony (held on November 10).
"Bob Hope: Shanks for the Memory" is the Hall of Fame's showcase member exhibition throughout 2009 and will offer the largest collection of Hope golf memorabilia ever available on public display.
Read Bob Hope's official bio and make plans to come and see the exhibit soon!
Enjoy a sneak peek of what our Bob Hope Exhibit has to offer:
- Take in Hope's hilarity by visiting our Bob Hope jokes page.
- Witness the excitement as Hope's personal items arrived at the Hall of Fame and view featured video clips on our Bob Hope videos page.
- See Hope in some of his best poses in our Bob Hope photo gallery.
- Hear featured audio clips including Hall of Fame members talking about Hope, Dolores Hope recalling great memories, and Hope himself in our Bob Hope audio gallery.
Featured Artifacts
While displaying varied artifacts from nearly every aspect of Hope's life of more than a century, the exhibit features a look at Hope's "majors," featuring artifacts that represent some of the most important achievements in his life. Some highlights include:
the 1997 Congressional Resolution naming Hope an Honorary Veteran for his humanitarian services to the United States Armed Forces, which was the first such award granted in American history
the Knight Commander of the British Empire Medal (KBE) Hope received in 1999, when he became only the third American to receive the award at the time
the Honorary Oscar Hope received at the 25th Annual Academy Awards in 1953 For His Contribution To The Laughter Of The World His Service To The Motion Picture Industry and His Devotion To The American Premise
the PGA money clip he received in 1942 by the PGA of America, which he carried through his life
a familiar driver that Hope used on stage as a prop during his USO Tours.
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