True West Magazine

Features

Charles Lummis’s Coast to Coast Journey

Jason Strykowski

Will Carver Checks Out

Mark Boardman

Western Books & Movies

Cowboys and Coffin Makers

Susan Sperry

The Great Northfield Minnesota Raid

Henry Cabot Beck

Journey to San Jacinto

Fran Strykowski

Billy the Kid

Fran Strykowski

Rising Fawn and the Fire Mystery

Lee Culver

Paint the Wind

Susan Sperry

The Wild West Pop-Up Book

Fran Strykowski

Frog Brings Rain

Serina Culleton

Thunder Rose

Lee Culver

There Was a Coyote Who Swallowed a Flea

Serina Culleton

What They Got Right

Bob Boze Bell

Letters From the Corrugated Castle

Rae Schindler

The Curse of Idolatry

Henry Cabot Beck

The First Films of Samuel Fuller

Henry Cabot Beck

A Hex Upon You

Henry Cabot Beck

Searchers 2.0

Henry Cabot Beck

Ford at Fox at Last

Henry Cabot Beck

Cowgirl Kate and Cocoa

Angela Guidi

The Great Northfield Minnesota Raid

Henry Cabot Beck

The Cave Creek Kid

Angela Guidi

More In This Issue

Little by Liddil (Jesse Goes Down)

Bob Boze Bell

Dude Ranching at an Outlaw Haunt

Darley Newman

Can’t Kick the Boot Addiction

Johnny D. Boggs

Grass Valley, California

TW Editors

(Not Really) Roughing It on the Mark Twain Trail

Johnny D. Boggs

Preservation: Remember the Alamo!

Mark Boardman

Jimmy Palmiotti

Jimmy Palmiotti

A Song of Praise for a Forgotten Folklore Collector

Meghan Saar

John Wayne’s Silver Screen Shootin’ Irons

Phil Spangenberger

Frank History

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What do you know about Pete Spence, a member of the “Cowboys” of Tombstone?

Marshall Trimble

Did Old West houses have outhouses, and were public facilities available?

Marshall Trimble

Massacre Site Open to the Public

Jana Bommersbach

Were Wild Bill Hickok and Calamity Jane married, and did they have a daughter?

Marshall Trimble

Why were some shotguns called “Greeners” by cowboys in the Old West?

Marshall Trimble

In the Clint Eastwood movie Hang ’em High, a “tumbleweed wagon” picks up prisoners to haul them off to jail. Did such wagons actually exist?

Marshall Trimble

In the Frederic Remington illustration of The Sentinel, is the mission San Xavier del Bac? Behind the mission, aren’t those the Santa Catalina Mountains?

Marshall Trimble

Most modern retailers of Old West period clothing seem to sell only “banded” collared shirts, yet old photographs show cowboys did wear shirts with collars. When did cowboys begin wearing these shirts?

Marshall Trimble

Back to the Future

Mark Boardman

True Comics

Paul Andrew Hutton