S he was just shy of five feet tall, all of 100 pounds, a part-time waitress and amateur poet from a poor Dallas home who was bored with life and wanted something more. He was a fast-talking, small-time thief from a similarly destitute Dallas family who hated poverty and wanted to make a name for himself.

Together, they became the most notorious crime couple in American history — Bonnie and Clyde.

How these two individuals become America's most beloved mass murderers and bonified media stars is a story that cultural historians, biographers, and filmmakers have been chewing on for decades. It's about journalism, the economy, and especially the rise of images — both still and moving.

Our tour chronicles the bloody burst of the iconic criminals into America's collective mind at the height of the Great Depression and their violent end. As we navigate the historical events surrounding both of their lives, we examine the roles played by poverty, the authorities, and the predatory media in the making of the notorious outlaws.

What our customers have to say?

It was a great experience; I have always been fascinated by Bonnie and Clyde. I'm really happy with the tour; I love how they built the route and how the storyline develops.

Sallie Simmons - Ocala, Florida.

It was a perfect tour; it took us longer than expected, but we stopped at every winery in Grapevine...... and at Doctor Sue's Chocolate. It was delish!

Jeffery Bell, Boston, Massachusetts.

Parking around downtown Dallas is a little tricky if you do it on the weekend, but the tour was great. Bonnie and Clyde's story is fascinating; I learned a few new things and changed my mind about others.

Emilia Rodgers, Garland, Texas.