How did Plains Indians carry water while on the move? Michael Wharton Cottonwood, Arizona The Plains Indians cleaned out buffalo intestines and...

How did Plains Indians carry water while on the move? Michael Wharton Cottonwood, Arizona The Plains Indians cleaned out buffalo intestines and...
The sesquicentennial of the Civil War has produced numerous new volumes on the bloody conflict, but recent publications on the effects of the war in...
One frontiersman, threatened with a .22 derringer, slapped it out of his assailant’s hand and said, “If anyone ever shot me with a twenty two…and I...
November 22, 1880 Attacking during the night, four rustlers run off 22 head of stock from the Turner and Lindeman ranch near San Simon, Arizona. In...
Frederic Remington did not live to see his Cutting Out Pony Herds (A Stampede) receive public notice. Collier’s Weekly published the oil on its...
Outlaw Treasure - The Dalton Gang Loot The famous Dalton Gang made history in 1892 when they attempted to rob two banks at the same time in...
The way Forrest Fenn puts it, the treasure chest includes: 265 gold coins; nuggets; a Spanish 17th-century gold ring with a large emerald;...
Josephine Sarah Marcus Earp fancied herself an actress. In later life, she told folks about her adventures in a drama troupe that traveled the wilds...
The great female shortage, that was one of the dominating, formative and frustrating facts of the early West. In 1849, for example, only...
Bring up the intriguing subject of prostitution history in the American West, and you are sure to liven up a conversation. The thought of someone...
In 1956, Delmer Daves set to work with Halsted Welles (The Hanging Tree) to adapt the late Elmore Leonard’s short story “Three-Ten to Yuma” for the...
Bob Murawski loves movies, and not in that bogus “Citizen Kane resonates on so many levels” kind of way. His is a dedication to underdog flicks,...