Wyatt Earp’s Kansas The famed lawmanís life on the edge of law and order can be discovered in the Sunflower State.   By Max McCoy Before his starring role in the most famous gunfight in history, and long before a bestselling but semi-fictional biography would kick off a cycle of films portraying him as the quintessential Western lawman, Wyatt Earp made his way across Kansas. It was a nine-year journey that would take him to just about every populated corner of the Sun


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