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The Three Charleys

The Three Charleys

Charley Parkhurst was the name; Stage driving was the game, But it wasn’t till he died, Anyone knew he was a dame. Okay, it’s a crude rhyme, but it...

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Why Did The Alamo Flop?

Why Did The Alamo Flop?

First off, there were no male action stars and no hot babes, so there goes the action and sex-comedy crowds. Look at the four biggest grossing films...

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Legendary Rancher

Legendary Rancher

Nobody was going to sneak up on ol’ Tap Duncan on the Diamond Bar Ranch, tucked away as it was in a remote corner of Arizona’s Mohave County....

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Nerves of Steel

Nerves of Steel

While much has been written about Westerners’ “tricked-out” guns, a cursory review of the hardware documented to these Old West gunmen reveals that...

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A Pictorial Historian

A Pictorial Historian

George Catlin’s paintings were predicted to “grow in importance with advancing years, and when the race of which they are the representation will...

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Donaldina Cameron

Donaldina Cameron

The girls she saved called her Lo Mo, Chinese for Beloved Mother; the men she thwarted called her Fahn Quai, the White Devil; and history calls her...

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In a Land of Extremes

In a Land of Extremes

Ranch wife, camp cook, cowgirl and mom, Kip Calahan also sings sweeter than a cowboy riding night watch. A resident of Southern New Mexico, she’s an...

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One for the Grave

One for the Grave

Outlaw John Shaw gulped his last whiskey while surrounded by 15 cowboys as the sun rose over the cemetery in Canyon Diablo, Arizona Territory. One...

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