It was a century ago that American women were granted suffrage, but they had been proving their equality in the settlement of the West long before.
Homesteaders, Heroines and Hell-Raisers
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Articles
A Plague Hits Close to Home
A lost family connection is reclaimed.
What History Has Taught Me: Paul Hedren
Sioux War Historian.
Well-Heeled, Bedraggled and Badged
Ask The Marshall.
Deadwood, South Dakota
The Black Hills boomtown celebrates the Old West every day of the year.
Gunpowder to Oysters
A miner, a cook and a housewife all walked into a store to get groceries and supplies.
On the Bison Trail
The heritage traveler can discover the history and natural wonder of the
great buffalo herds from Texas to Montana.
Wild Bill Shot Down
James Butler Hickok vs Jack McCall
The West Awaits!
Plan now to discover the heart and heritage of the Old West on four road trips to take when the travel restrictions are lifted.
One Man Knew
How a Kansas country physician’s report on a deadly fl u in 1918 went unnoticed and 50 to 100 million people died in its wake.
The Plight of the Pocket Pistol
Pint-Sized Percussion with a Punch
Hero or Goat?
The press declared Curly a hero until Gall called him out at the Battle of Little Bighorn’s 10th reunion.