He enjoyed explaining and it was great fun as the historic context of an artifact came alive during his telling. I have never met a soul that did not enjoy Lee Good's company. Lee Good instilled in my heart a love of history for which I will always be grateful. Lee Good was a fundamental part of the J.M. Davis Museum which houses over 20,000 firearms and firearm related items. You can visit the J.M. Davis Museum on-line by following the link provided or take the short drive to Claremore and see it for yourself.
Admission is free.