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North to Montana

North to Montana

Ever wondered what kind of man would risk making a cattle drive from Texas to Montana and not even reach Virginia City until December? Turns out...

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Route 66

Route 66

Of all America’s great highways none epitomized Americana during the twentieth century more than storied Route 66. Stretching across the heart of...

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Doc Moeur

Doc Moeur

Arizona’s “Depression Governor,” was a crusty, country doctor from Tempe named Benjamin Moeur. Doc Moeur was born in Tennessee and raised on a ranch...

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Dog Soldiers

Dog Soldiers

The Dog Soldiers were an elite force of the Cheyenne, waging war and policing the tribe for many years. But it was a drunken brawl that propelled...

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Westworld Reborn

Westworld Reborn

When, in 1973, MGM, once the titan of Hollywood studios, found itself on the ropes after a string of flops, a tiny film saved the studio from...

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Fred Lambert

Fred Lambert

Fred Lambert was a New Mexico deputy sheriff at age 16, later a sheriff, a member of the state’s mounted police, rancher, poet, and artist. He...

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Lighting the Fuse

Lighting the Fuse

On March 17, 1876, U.S. Army Col. Joseph J. Reynolds led six cavalry companies on an early morning attack against a Northern Cheyenne village on the...

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