10. Rim Country Museum (Payson, Arizona) Visitation has more than doubled since the replica Zane Grey cabin (the original burned down in a 1990 forest fire) was dedicated in 2005. Don’t think, however, that this museum is just about a famous Western novelist. Displays tell the stories of the area’s Indians and rodeo cowboys, lumberjacks and miners, moonshiners and firefighters. Special events in 2009 ranged from a Civil War re-enactment to parades and, of course, the dedication of the Gib St

May 2010
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- Fort Pierre, South Dakota
- William C. Porter
- Western Flair the Duke Would Appreciate
- Grape History on a Sunset Ride
- Top 10 Western Museums of 2010
- Great Guns in the Panhandle
- The Walls of a Prison Will Never Hold Me
- Depression-Era Treasure
- Tracking a Vendetta Rider
- As American as Apple Pie
- Mellow-Trauma
- Straws in the Wind
- Custer Portrait Shares a Hidden Story
- Centennial Celebration
- Can you tell me something about the Apache of southern Arizona?
- Can you tell me something about the comic book hero Kid Colt?