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November/December 2011
Features
Showdown at the V Cross T
Ollie Reed Jr.
Five Myths About Ned Wynkoop
Louis Kraft
The Gift of Cochise
Paul Andrew Hutton
Rare Images of the West
Michael Wallis and Suzanne Fitzgerald Wallis
Departments
November/December 2011 Events
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Western Books & Movies
Spur-Winning Novelists—Blue Heaven
William Garwood
Spur-Winning Novelists—The Richest Hill on Earth
William Garwood
Yuma Gold
William Garwood
Death Waits at Sundown
William Garwood
Out of Control
Phyllis Morreale-de la Garza
1959’s No Name on the Bullet
Josh Becker
The Bloody Benders
Henry Cabot Beck
Meek’s Cutoff
Henry Cabot Beck
Treasures 5: The West, 1898-1938
Henry Cabot Beck
The Lonely Road
Linda Wommack
Butch is Back!
Henry Cabot Beck
More In This Issue
Keeping New Mexico’s Pueblo Culture Alive
Jana Bommersbach
Butch & Sundance—and Rolla
Mark Boardman
Mountain Man Grub vs the Forts’
Sherry Monahan
Not-So-True True Grit
Dr. Jim Kornberg
Ponchos Ride Again
G. Daniel DeWeese
In one C.S. Fly photograph, Geronimo holds two long sticks in his left hand. Would these be tamping rods for the rifle he’s holding?
Marshall Trimble
I own an Old West poker chip with the imprint of a crescent and star. Is it true that was the mark for the Acme Saloon in El Paso, where John Wesley Hardin was killed?
Marshall Trimble
Why is Arizona’s Zane Grey Highway also called the General Crook Trail?
Marshall Trimble
During our recent trip to Wyoming’s Fort Laramie, our tour guide told us that when Union troops left Indian Territory forts to serve in the Civil War, the Union sent more than 6,000 Confederate captives to man the forts. Is that correct?
Marshall Trimble
Ellensburg, Washington
Miriam Cronkhite
Learning Their Trade…In Stir
Johnny D. Boggs
Miranda Lambert
Stuart Rosebrook
Saddle Up for the Holidays
Darley Newman
How long would it have taken a wagon train to go from Mississippi to California in the 1800s?
Marshall Trimble
Artists We Love—Ed Mell
Bob Boze Bell
Did Old West lynch mobs ever remove the boots of the man about to swing?
Marshall Trimble
Following New Mexico’s Road to Statehood
Johnny D. Boggs
Nampeyo’s Legacy
Meghan Saar
Ugly Ducklings, No More
Phil Spangenberger
Cave Creek Ambush
Bob Boze Bell
Juni Fisher
Juni Fisher
