The Wild West is alive, well and thriving in Oklahoma City, where there’s plenty to whet any Western appetite. For starters, don’t miss the National Cowboy and Western Heritage Museum, a 220,000 square-foot facility showcasing the best in Western art and artifacts. Nine galleries display treasures of the Old West, including rodeo, cowboy and Native American memorabilia. Be sure to see a replica bunkhouse at the museum’s American Cowboy Gallery. Also housed in the museum is Prosperity Ju

February/March 2003
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- Recently I heard a story that Geronimo was once held in the jail at Fort Lowell (Tucson, AZ). Any truth to that?
- Oklahoma City—Where The Old West Lives
- Moving Along the Santa Fe Trail
- Painting Below the Belt
- My Lake Mohave Christmas Came Early
- My maternal grandmother was born in 1880 and grew up in Wyoming. She told me that when she was a very young girl she saw the body of Wild Bill Hickok, which was shown in a traveling show. Do you have any idea what the case may be?
- Do you pronounce rodeo “ro-dee-o” or “ro-day-o”?
- Where can I learn more about cattle driver Charlie Goodnight? Did he drive cattle on the Chisholm Trail or what trail?
- Could you give me some information on a Bud Ledbetter?
- Was Jesse James a Terrorist?