Dispel the myths and discover the real story behind America’s most infamous criminal couple, Bonnie Parker and Clyde Barrow. In the depths of the Great Depression, their wild romance and daring crime spree captivated a nation desperate for excitement. Stylish, reckless, and inseparable, Bonnie and Clyde became media sensations, immortalized as folk heroes and romantic rebels even as lawmen pursued them across state lines. What drove these young lovers to challenge authority and risk everything for each other? Was it passion, desperation, or something deeper? Join us as we unravel the legend versus the reality: their love, crimes, and ultimate fate in a hail of bullets. Explore why their saga has fascinated generations and inspired countless retellings in books, movies, and art. Step behind the myth to examine the social conditions, media frenzy, and dark truths of this iconic pair. Presenter Presented by Anthony Cavo. Anthony Cavo is a valued member of the Ridgewood Historical Society & Museum, where he has curated some of the museum’s most popular and engaging exhibits. An accomplished author and antiques expert, Anthony brings a deep appreciation for history and material culture to his work with the Society. $10/members, $15/non-members Reserve your spot by emailing museum@ridgewoodhistoricalsociety.org or calling us at 201-447-3242.