Every woman who ever graduated from college can look back and say a special “thank you” to Sarah Jane Woodson—one of the first women and one of the...

Every woman who ever graduated from college can look back and say a special “thank you” to Sarah Jane Woodson—one of the first women and one of the...
You’ve probably heard about the photo which allegedly shows Billy the Kid and friends playing croquet in New Mexico Territory in 1878. The photo may...
Many people are familiar with writer William Sidney Porter who, using the pen name O. Henry, wrote stories with a twist of the tale including, Gift...
Western roundup of events where you can experience the Old West! ART SHOWS Sharing the Past Through Art Fort Worth, TX, November 12: A tour through...
Did Wyatt Earp carry his pistol in a holster at the O.K. Corral gunfight? Ken Blyth Surrey, England No, lawman Wyatt Earp did not carry his pistol...
Five Star Publishing has just published Tennessee author Rusty Davis’s first Western novel Wyoming Showdown. Davis, who has spent most of his career...
According to The Old West Quiz and Fact Book by Rod Gragg, “After the Battle of the Little Big Horn, the Seventh Calvary's wounded were placed on...
Pinkerton detective Joseph Whicher had more guts than sense. In March 1874, he went undercover to try to catch Jesse James (in photo) by seeking...
Anyone who has traveled U.S. Highway 60 across western New Mexico has passed through a town with a name easy to remember—Pie Town. The University of...
Who was the narrator at the beginning of The Lone Ranger? Barbara Stevens Marcellus, Michigan Frederick William “Fred” Foy. Radio historian Jim...
By the time the Pilgrims got around to settling Plymouth in 1620, Santa Fe had been a bustling community for more than a decade. For over four...
Annie Oakley joined Buffalo Bill’s Wild West Show in 1884 and was an instant sensation. Soon she was an international star. Her repertoire included...