True West Magazine

To The Point

Edward S. Curtis Redeemed

Bob Boze Bell

From The Blog

The Top Dog

July 28, 2021

James H. Kelley was a force in Dodge City. James H. “Dog” Kelley was a key player in Dodge City, […]

Saloon Etiquette

July 28, 2021

There were certain customs that had to be respected in the Old West Saloons. For example, it was considered coarse […]

The Longest Cattle Drive in American History

July 27, 2021

During the mid-1840s two Englishmen, Tom Candy Ponting and his partner Washington Malone a trio of erstwhile stock dealers, came […]

Features

Bouncing Back After a Year of Online Displays, Curators Eagerly Await Visitors

Johnny D. Boggs

Western Museums Reopen with Hope and Optimism

Candy Moulton

Have Camera, Will Travel

Jeremy Rowe

The Last Frontier

James D. Balestrieri

Shadow Catcher

TW Editors, Tricia Loscher, and James D. Balestieri

Departments

What History Has Taught Me: Jeremy Rowe

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Frontier Privies and Cowboy Cooks

Marshall Trimble

Western Roundup: September 2021

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Virginia City, Montana

Peter Corbett

Tombstone’s Naked Chef

Sherry Monahan

Spark on the Prairie

Johnny D. Boggs

Pike Peaked!

Bob Boze Bell

Arrows: Pointed Death

Phil Spangenberger

Western Art Sells High in Arizona

Steve Friesen

Saving and Finally Honoring Edward S. Curtis

Jana Bommersbach

Western Books & Movies

Edward S. Curtis and the Hollywood Headhunters

Henry C. Parke

La Frontiera

Stuart Rosebrook

More In This Issue

The Gift of Cochise

Paul Andrew Hutton

Shooting Back

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Truth Be Known

TW Editors

Entering the Badlands

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