Did frontier women own property during the Old West era? Patrick Powell Boston, Massachusetts Yes, many frontier women owned land and property. A top example: Nellie Cashman, Arizona’s Angel of Tombstone, who owned and ran hotels and restaurants in various towns. The West provided a font of opportunity for free-spirited women. They ran the gamut of characters from wild and woolly to the stalwart, calico-clad women who made history along with the men. Their stories are of humor, romance, po


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