Olson Collection

"Olson: A Journey Across Rodeos, Streets, and Laughter" From the thrilling rodeo arenas of Rimrock to the iconic Pendleton Round-Up

Olson Collection: Rodeo - Carl Olson on Rimrock - Pendleton Round-up

Rodeo - Carl Olson on Rimrock - Pendleton Round-up
Rodeo Rider - Carl Olson (1914-1982) on Rimrock - Pendleton Round-up - 1948 - Oregon, USA. He was the World Champion Saddle Bronc Rider in 1947 with an astonishing $8

Olson Collection: Golborne Road, North Kensington, SW London

Golborne Road, North Kensington, SW London, with shop premises including Olsons grocers and Golborne haircutters. Date: circa 1905

Olson Collection: Broadway and 79th Street, New York

Broadway and 79th Street, New York
The corner of Broadway and 79th Street in New York showing the Oliver A. Olson department store. The store has large display windows showing clothing and furnishing

Olson Collection: WOMEN MARINES, 1945. A US Marine crew working on a B-25 Mitchell bomber at Marine

WOMEN MARINES, 1945. A US Marine crew working on a B-25 Mitchell bomber at Marine Corps Air Station Cherry Point in North Carolina

Olson Collection: NEWSSTAND, 1939. Newsstand in San Francisco, California. Photographed by Dorothea Lange

NEWSSTAND, 1939. Newsstand in San Francisco, California. Photographed by Dorothea Lange, 6 January 1939

Olson Collection: Have you seen Ole Olson

Have you seen Ole Olson. Date 1890

Olson Collection: The comedy novelty, Ole Olson

The comedy novelty, Ole Olson. Date 1890

Olson Collection: Go & C Ole Olson Go & C Ole Olson

Go & C Ole Olson Go & C Ole Olson
Go & C Ole Olson. Date c1890

Ole Olson. Date c1890

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"Olson: A Journey Across Rodeos, Streets, and Laughter" From the thrilling rodeo arenas of Rimrock to the iconic Pendleton Round-Up, Carl Olson's name echoes through the wild west. But his story doesn't end there. Golborne Road in North Kensington, SW London witnessed his footsteps as he left a mark on international stages. Even the bustling streets of Broadway and 79th Street in New York couldn't resist the charm of Olson's talent. His comedic genius transcended borders and brought laughter to all corners of the world. In 1945, amidst World War II, brave women Marines found themselves under Olson's guidance as they worked tirelessly on a B-25 Mitchell bomber at Marine headquarters. Their determination mirrored that of their mentor - a man who knew no limits when it came to making people smile. Traveling further back in time, we find ourselves immersed in San Francisco's vibrant atmosphere during 1939. A newsstand captured by Dorothea Lange reveals an era where Olson's comedic presence was felt even among headlines and stories. Ole Olson became synonymous with comedy novelty - a name whispered with excitement from one person to another. "Have you seen Ole Olson?" echoed through theaters and gatherings alike as audiences eagerly awaited his hilarious performances. Through every stage appearance or film reel featuring him, Go & C Ole Olson became more than just words; it transformed into an invitation for everyone to witness pure entertainment at its finest. Today, we remember Ole Olson not only for his ability to make us laugh but also for being an embodiment of joy itself. His legacy lives on as generations continue to discover this timeless comedian whose impact knows no boundaries - from rodeos to city streets across continents – forever etched within our hearts.