ENJOY THE ADVENTURE AND HISTORICAL SITES BETWEEN ST. LOUIS AND FORT LARAMIE.
Founded along the banks of the North Platte River in 1834, Fort Laramie is one of the West’s most significant historic sites and living history centers. The National Park Service’s employees and volunteers participate in re-enactment events throughout the summer, with many programs open to participation by “junior rangers.” – COURTESY NPS.GOV –
True West April 2021
In This Issue:
Features
- Exploring Buffalo Bill’s Wyoming
- Tracking the Texas Rangers
- Silver State Highways
- A Big Sky Adventure
- Overland Trails: Fur Trappers to Pony Express Riders
- Arizona Adventures Await
- Highways West!
- Queen of the Soiled Doves
- A Long Shot: Buffalo Hunters vs. Quanah Parker’s Warrior
- The Luck of the Irish
- A Killer Bullets Couldn’t Stop
- Outback Outlaw, Mystical Hero
- Out West and Down Under
- Tom Selleck: The Last of the Breed
- Truth be Known
- Lights, Camera, Action
Western Books & Movies
To The Point
Departments
- What History Has Taught Me – Jim Arndt
- Western Roundup – April 2021
- Freedom, Independence and Madness
- Dining in the Desert
- Into Max Evan’s Hi Lo Country
- A Long Shot: Buffalo Hunters vs. Quanah Parker’s Warrior
- Quigley’s Sharps – Cinema’s Most Famous Gun?
- Hollywood’s West of the Imagination
- “I’m Your Huckleberry” Has a Double Meaning for Old Tucson
- An Expedition Gone Wrong
- Shooting Back