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From Frontier Soldier To Peacemaking President
On March 4, 1869, a rather unlikely candidate took his oath of office as the eighteenth president of the United States.
Reality Cowboy Stars
You’ll find honest, rugged ranch life as Booger, Cody and Bubba saddle up for a third season.
What History Has Taught Me
The secret to a good painting is trust what you know.
custer's other regiment
the 19th kansas volunteer cavalry learned troopers could win the war without a fight.
Butch Cassidy Would Do A Double Take
The Little Snake River Museum in Savery, Wyoming, preserves Old West history with a flair.
Calamity Jane: The Devil in Buckskins
The summer of 1876 remains the legendary wild woman of the West’s defining season.
Fire Engulfs Paramount Western Ranch
Despite the terrible loss to movie and television history, local agencies and studios have pledged to rebuild.
Grand Canyon's Grand Meals
Don’t miss an opportunity to enjoy fine dining at the historic El Tovar and Bright Angel Lodge on the South Rim.
Hollywood's Six-gun Fakery
“Movie magic” tricks saved time, training and production costs, helping filmmakers keep the action fast and furious.
Idaho Bill
THE TRUTH BEHIND THE LEGEND OF BARNEY “IDAHO BILL” PEARSON
Max Evans In Hollywood
At 93 years old, the award-winning New Mexico author is reflective on the movie business, actors, directors and his legendary friendship with Sam Peckinpah.
No Bull
Jeb Rosebrook tapped his roots to forge rodeo cowboy Junior Bonner.
Old Model Russian
Although it wasn’t well received in the American West, it laid the foundation for Smith & Wesson’s more successful future revolvers.
The Last Days Of Kate & Doc
Kate “Big Nose” Elder recalls her final, violent days with Doc Holliday, the Earps and the Cow-boys in the Arizona Territory town of Tombstone.
Pawhuska, Oklahoma
The historic Osage Nation capital city reflects the rich history of the Indian tribe.
Time To Die
Despite a handicapped left hand, Jack Harris felt confident he could kill troublesome gambler Ben Thompson.
This Is Where Cole Younger Dies
The incredible true story of how the leader of the Younger Boys cheated death and taught a nation patriotism.
A Graphic Novel Breaks Ground
A James-Younger historian shares the genesis of turning his nonfiction Northfield Raid tale into a visual account.
Boxing's First Champion
Wyatt Earp and Bat Masterson planted the seed that launched the great "Tex" Rickard.
New “Old” Photo Of 1896 Fight
The other “view” of the Maher-Fitzsimmons match.
Fort Smith, Arkansas: Where The Old West Begins
The historic Arkansas River town invites visitors to explore the past and relax in their welcoming community.
The Best Western Art Museums
Tour the West and discover the grandeur and breadth of artwork that defines the region.
A Bad Bad Man
Lou Diamond Phillips nods to Jack Palance and Charles Bronson in his Big Kill role.
A Thirst For Destruction
Carrie Nation brought her beliefs and hatchet to Americas saloons.
Tombstone 25 - A Western Classic's Reunion
In honor of the 25th anniversary of the film Tombstone, the Town to Tough to Die hosted a celebration that drew Western fans from all over the nation.
Arizona's Most Famous Saloon Story
Unraveling the truth behind Arizonas most famous saloon story.
Death At His Elbow
The Moral of This Story Is: Dont Take a Drunk Dentist to Make an Arrest.
The Alamo Under Siege
Gary Foreman has fought a lonely battle over the decades—and may be about to win the war.
Omaha Is Still 'All Aboard'
Dressing up Union Station is just the ticket.
Saratoga, Wyoming
The Platte Valley city is a hotbed destination of Old West history and culture.