Remembering History: Blanche Barrow and her husband Buck (Clyde's brother) were members of the Barrow gang from March 22 to July 24, 1933. Here the 81 pound Blanche is captured after a firefight involving over 100 members of a posse and "spectator contingent" at a shuttered amusement park called Dexfield Park near Dexter, Iowa. Bonnie and Clyde escaped to commit more murder and mayhem until they were ambushed, in their Ford V8 on May 23, 1934, by a posse of six peace officers.

Blanche Barrow and her husband Buck (Clyde's brother) were members of the Barrow gang from March 22 to July 24, 1933. Here the 81 pound Blanche is captured after a firefight involving over 100 members of a posse and "spectator contingent" at a shuttered amusement park called Dexfield Park near Dexter, Iowa. Bonnie and Clyde escaped to commit more murder and mayhem until they were ambushed, in their Ford V8 on May 23, 1934, by a posse of six peace officers.

Blanche Barrow and her husband Buck (Clyde's brother) were members of the Barrow gang from March 22 to July 24, 1933. Here the 81 pound Blanche is captured after a firefight involving over 100 members of a posse and "spectator contingent" at a shuttered amusement park called Dexfield Park near Dexter, Iowa. Bonnie and Clyde escaped to commit more murder and mayhem until they were ambushed, in their Ford V8 on May 23, 1934, by a posse of six peace officers.