The memorial site is quite awesome in February when fans come from all over the U.S.A. What else can I say? If you are a collector of Buddy Holly you won't want to miss this piece of history. (The Big Bopper) Richardson, and their pilot Roger Peterson met their fate on a cold winter's night February 3, 1959. The backside states: "The Day the Music Died" This rock is from the Iowa Farm where Buddy Holly, Richie Valens, J.P. One photo of the memorial in the field with a guitar, steel records, sign and pictures of items left my many fans that come to visit it every year. This is a rock (yes, I said rock) from the field where the plane crashed carrying Buddy Holly, Richie Valens, J.P.
I have Items featured from the Surf Ballroom. Jason from Clear Lake, IaWould you believe?.right after it happed (1959)!!its about 45 mins long does any one eles know about this. Terry from Goldsboro, NcI hear there is live footage of the plane crash site.I was stationed in Fort Knox writing a letter to my girl, listening to the radio when I heard the news about the crash and wrote about it. Brady from Niagara Falls, NyI always thought the plane was going to Minnesotaįor the rock entertainers next show.This was the nearest airport to the city of their next show, which was in Moorhead, MN. Charlie from Mclean, VaThe trio was flying from Mason City (near Clear Lake) to Fargo.Holly wanted to stay home and do more recordings. Jennifur Sun from RamonaI have heard and read that Hollys manger(producer whatever) made him go on this trip.Cameron from Cape CodThank You Buddy Holly! Clyde N from Boorowa Nsw Australia Such a shame he died so young.
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