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February 2013
More In This Issue
E.M. Horton
Chad Hays
Fifty Years of The Virginian
C. Courtney Joyner
The Mean-Nice Man
C. Courtney Joyner
The 5-Man Army
C. Courtney Joyner
February 2013 Events
Chad Hays
Inventive to a Fault the inventor and the tycoon
Jesse Mullins
Object: Matrimony
Jesse Mullins
With Blood in Their Eyes
Johnny D. Boggs
Comanche Crusader
Jana Bommersbach
Weapons of the Lewis & Clark Expedition
Phil Spangenberger
Geronimo by Robert M. Utley
John Melvin
Frontier “Forty Four”
Phil Spangenberger
Bruce Boxleitner
Bruce Boxleitner
In November 2012, True West discussed the “45 Lawmen You’d Want On Your Side.” Bass Outlaw is one—but he’s later listed as an outlaw. So was he somebody you wanted on your side—or a bad guy you didn’t want to mess with?
Marshall Trimble
Were gun silencers used during the Old West era?
Marshall Trimble
When the pioneers crossed treeless country, where did the women go to the bathroom?
Marshall Trimble
How many prospectors got rich during the California gold rush?
Marshall Trimble
What was the first college created to educate American Indians?
Marshall Trimble
When did the last U.S. stagecoach robbery take place?
Marshall Trimble
Matt Braun Picks
Matt Braun
Black Gold Gushers
Meghan Saar
Historical Twins
TW Editors
Top 10 True Western Towns of 2013
John Stanley / TW Editors
“War to the Death”
Robert T. Gibney
Honor in Defeat
Robert Utley
The Rocky Mountain Rangers
Gordon E. Tolton
Men Behaving Badly
Mark Boardman
The Tucked-In Rangers
G. Daniel DeWeese
The Death Tent
Bob Boze Bell
Almost Getting Killed…
Johnny D. Boggs
Sourdough
Sherry Monahan
Looking for the Shawnee Trail
Johnny D. Boggs
