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Annie Oakley did not win any Tony Awards, as she had passed away before the first ceremony. However, the musical based on her life, Annie Get Your Gun, won several Tony Awards during its 1977 run.
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Is Annie Oakley in an Ohio museum?
Annie Oakley (Pheobe Ann Moses 1860-1926) is buried in Brock Cemetery in Greenville, Ohio. Many historical items related to her are found in the Annie Oakley Center at the Garst Museum in Greenville.
Did Annie Oakley go to school?
yes Annie oakley went to a central school
What was Annie oakley's real name?
Annie Oakley's real name was Pheobe Ann Moses. The name Annie Oakley is her stage name.
What where accomplishments Annie oakley did?
Anne Oakley did many great things like be the first woman sharpshooter and be the first woman sharpshooter in the Buffalo bills wild west show.
Who is in Annie oakley's family?
Mr.Butt Cheaks
How many brother's did Annie Oakley have?
Annie Oakley had 4 brothers
What was Annie oakley's career?
Annie oakley's career was being a sharpshooter, it was what she did for many years of her life.
What did Annie oakley do for living?
Annie Oakley loved to shoot guns
Did Annie oakley get an education?
No Annie Oakley did not have any form of education.
What are the release dates for Annie Oakley - 1954 Alias Annie Oakley 2-1?
Annie Oakley - 1954 Alias Annie Oakley 2-1 was released on: USA: 10 July 1954
How many contest did Annie Oakley win?
10
What is Annie oakleys favorite subject?
Annie Oakley did not go to school!
Who Annie Oakley named after?
Annie Oakley married June 20 1882
When was Annie Oakley House created?
Annie Oakley House was created in 1913.
What can you learn from Annie Oakley?
Annie Oakley was kind, confident, determined, natural, and a leader.
What were some interesting influences that Annie oakley did to the community?
Annie Oakley influenced many women that they could do just about anything just as well as men can.
Is Annie Oakley in an Ohio museum?
Annie Oakley (Pheobe Ann Moses 1860-1926) is buried in Brock Cemetery in Greenville, Ohio. Many historical items related to her are found in the Annie Oakley Center at the Garst Museum in Greenville.
