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July 2008

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Jack Anderson's homage to the Pueblos at Paquime.

Recreating Indian-Inspired Adobes

Candy Moulton
Spending their days riding the range.

Modern Cowboys

Darley Newman
Discovering a frontier-era dragoon, while out riding fence.

Big Bend Mystery Under the Sands

Phil Spangenberger
Reopening Colorado's

The Kings of the Beaumont

Jana Bommersbach
Collector Arnie Chernoff outshines even the infamous James brothers.

The Emperor’s Old Guns

Meghan Saar
Riding the Southwest Chief from Kansas City to Los Angeles.

Run Out of Town On a Rail

Johnny D. Boggs
How the power of the few brought back the “Magic City.”

Horse Trading for a Better Guthrie

Jana Bommersbach
 

Preservation: Let the Water Flow

Mark Boardman

Mike Blakely

Mike Blakely
Mark McDowell feels at home in his artist’s paradise.

Cattle Track Creations

Candy Moulton
Mastering communication for a better ride on the trail. 

Speaking Horse

Darley Newman
Mythical guns are just as exciting as those tied to the real Old West.

NRA’s Cowboy Celebration

Phil Spangenberger
Looking back, 125 years later, at the peace commission photo.

Dodge City’s All-Stars

Johnny D. Boggs

Charlie Russell’s Newest Painting

Meghan Saar

Diabetes in the Old West

Dr. Jim Kornberg
From Tucson, Arizona, to Lawton, Oklahoma.

Forting Up On the Apache Trail

Johnny D. Boggs

Columbia, California

Meghan Saar
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Golly, What a Gully!

Mark Boardman
Chief Joseph kidnaps tourists in Yellowstone Park.

I Will Kidnap No More Forever

Candy Moulton
Early tourists capture their memories of our nation's first national park.

Trophy Hunting in Yellowstone

Jenna Caplette
Some of the best findings by accidental anthropologists and studied experts.

Great Secrets of Our National Parks

TW Editors