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June 2007

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Features

A new twist on who killed Soapy Smith.

Con Man’s Curse

Catherine H. Spude
Tombstone Epitaph The Old West cold case on the Thunderbird photo is solved in our eyes.

Tombstone’s Flying Monster

Jana Bommersbach
The Bisbee deportation continues Western labor troubles.

Ship ’em Out

TW Editors

Western Books & Movies

westerns

Month of Atonement

Henry Cabot Beck
Exhibit aboard the Queen Mary

Crazy Spy Gadgets from CBS’s Wild Wild West

Lucky Bonner
gunsofbillythekid

The Guns of Billy the Kid

Henry Cabot Beck
outsidethedevil

OUTRIDE THE DEVIL: A MORNING WITH DOC HOLLIDAY

Henry Cabot Beck
fromerrolflynn

From Errol Flynn to Owen Wister

Johnny D. Boggs
onehundredyrs

One Hundred Years of Winchester Cartridge Boxes, 1856-1956

Phil Spangenberger
identitybydesign

Identity By Design

Meghan Saar
fortconcho

Fort Concho and the Texas Frontier

Richard H. Dillon
cowboygirl

The Cowboy Girl

Linda Wommack
lonestarpasts

Lone Star Pasts

Chuck Lewis
califdesperadoes

California Desperadoes

Richard H. Dillon
hawksandeagles

Hawks and Eagles

William Garwood
beststories

Best Stories of the American West

Phyllis Morreale-de la Garza
truce

Truce

Henry Cabot Beck
lightningandlace

Lightning and Lace

Phyllis Morreale-de la Garza
coldcache

Cold Cache

William Garwood
dayworldended

The Day the World Ended at Little Bighorn

Chuck Lewis
tombstonetreas

Tombstone’s Treasure: Silver Mines and Golden Saloons

Cynthia Green

More In This Issue

classicgunfights

One Hell-Firin’ Minute of Smokin’ Action

Bob Boze Bell
collectingwest

Taos Founders Top Auction

Meghan Saar
preservation

Preservation: Pony Express Rides On

TW Editors
renegaderds

Loping Along the Guest Ranch Trail, Dude

Johnny D. Boggs
songcatcher

Song Catcher

Jana Bommersbach
A Custer film inspired National Park Service historian Robert Utley.

The Man Who Saved the West

Jana Bommersbach
The Wild West is still smokin' in this hard riding cowboy horseback competition.

Cowboy Mounted Shooting

Phil Spangenberger
In Montana's

Mining vs. Ranching

Johnny D. Boggs
How a tenderfoot took on the challenge of reviving a historic guest ranch.

The Rookie Rancher

Mark Boardman

Louis L’Amour was supposedly creating a Western town, Shalako, similar to those he wrote about. Did he get it done?

Marshall Trimble

Most accounts of the O.K. Corral gunfight estimate that about 30 shots were fired over 25-30 seconds. Is that possible?

Marshall Trimble

I’ve heard of a “Day of the Cowboy,” but is there a “Day of the Native American?”

Marshall Trimble

Did a cowboy on horseback really rob a bank in New Mexico back in the 1930s?

Marshall Trimble

Which books on Wild Bill Hickok and Geronimo are the most accurate?

Marshall Trimble
shootingfromhip

Does Your Colt Pedigree?

Phil Spangenberger
whatsitlike

Juneau, Alaska

TW Editors

What can you tell me about George Custer’s brother, Capt. Tom Custer?

Marshall Trimble

Where can I find a list of all the Westerns produced in the 1940s-50s?

Marshall Trimble
collectwestround

Collecting the West Roundup

Meghan Saar