U.S. Route 70 U.S. Route 285 U.S. Route 380 Railroads BNSF Railway provides freight services. Currently there is no intercity passenger service. Local industry Roswell is home to Leprino Foods, one of the world's largest mozzarella factories. It is also the location of the former Transportation Manufacturing Corporation factory, best known for producing various iterations of the RTS city bus since 1987. The factory was operated by Nova Bus from 1994 to 2003 and subsequently by Millennium Transit Services. Cultural attractions Roswell's tourism industry is based on aerospace engineering and ufology museums and businesses, as well as alien-themed and spacecraft-themed iconography. The Roswell Museum maintains an exhibit that includes a recreation of Goddard's rocket engine development workshop, as well as a planetarium and a collection of fine art. The Roswell Artist-in-Residence (RAIR) program has an associated museum, the Anderson Museum of Contemporary Art which features more than 200 artists in the collection. Notable residents Robert O. Anderson, businessman and philanthropist Bobby Baldock, U.S. federal appellate judge (Tenth Circuit Court of Appeals) Tom Brookshier, professional football player and sportscaster, was born in Roswell John Chisum, pioneer, landowner, rancher Louise Holland Coe, first woman elected to the New Mexico Senate, first woman to run for U.S. Congress, 1894–1985 Max Coll, 15-term New Mexico House Representative (1966–1970, 1980–2004), grandson of James F. Hinkle Ray Crawford, combat pilot and auto racer, born in Roswell John Denver, singer and actor, born in Roswell Sam Donaldson, TV journalist, attended NMMI Pat Garrett, sheriff, killer of Billy the Kid Robert H. Goddard, rocket pioneer Susan Graham, opera singer J.J. Hagerman, businessman and railroad developer James F. Hinkle, Mayor of Roswell (1904–06), New Mexico State Senator (1912–1916), Governor of New Mexico (1923–25) Nancy Lopez, LPGA Hall of Fame golfer Jody McCrea, actor, retired in Roswell Demi Moore, actress, born in Roswell Sergio de la Peña, United States Army colonel, political candidate, and former Pentagon official Gerina Piller, professional golfer Priscilla Presley, actress and businesswoman, lived in Roswell when stepfather was transferred to Walker Air Force Base Clinton A. Puckett, 6th Sergeant Major of the Marine Corps, Navy Cross recipient, raised in Roswell James P. Riseley, Lieutenant General, USMC, retired in Roswell Roy Rogers, cowboy actor and singer, under his birth name (Leonard Slye) in early 1930s Mike E. Smith, Hall of Fame jockey, born in Roswell Austin St. John, first Red Power Ranger, born in Roswell Roger Staubach,