About a decade ago, someone, I think it was Gus “The Mapinator” Walker, noticed that a random photo of a Pamunkey Indian in our archives had a striking resemblance to the lead guitarist for the Rolling Stones. Gus whipped out a comparison and put it on the wall next to his computer. When more than one person visiting the True West headquarters laughed out loud upon seeing these historical twins, we thought our readers might enjoy them as well. Although Historical Twins ran in every issue


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