Historian and cartographer Pieter S. Burggraaf has just published a ground breaking history of early Arizona: The Walker Party—The Revised Story: Across New Mexico and Arizona Territories And up the Hassayampa River, 1861-1863 (Pieter S. Burgraff, $14.75). Burggraaf’s extensive research, including comprehensive notations, and detailed cartography of the Walker Party’s travels are extremely valuable to researchers and historians of the settlement of central Arizona Territory in the 1860s. H

October 2015
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- Cowboy Artists Celebrate 50 Years
- Arresting Doc Holliday
- How did the frontier military travel?
- Western Events for October 2015
- Wyatt Earp in Hollywood
- Taste of the West
- Big Brims
- Wells Fargo Messenger Turned Celebrity
- Climax Jim Chews on the Evidence
- The Legendary Crook’s Trail
- Mary Doria Russell
- The Wild Kingdom on the Santa Fe Trail
- Who Was J. Frank Dalton?
- The Standoff
- Silent Death
- Moonlighting Lawmen
- In Search of the Old West with an English Cowboy
- Queen of the Western Gamblers
- Wildfires on the Prairie
- I cowboyed with a man named John Tisdale in Wyoming in my youth. Didn’t a man by that name get killed in the Johnson County War?
- 360 Degrees of Death
- A Seedy Business
- The Italian Indian
- When the Western Waned
- Ben Thompson’s Signed and Stained Photograph
- Into the West
- The Ultimate Sorrow
- Black Hills Adventure
- Wickenburg’s Western Ways
- The Whitman Massacre
- How many of the regular cast of Gunsmoke are still alive today?
- Trailblazing History
- Bat Masterson, Foreigner and Lawman
- A Lion in Arizona’s Wild Rim Country
- Do any accounts exist of tornadoes destroying settlements, wagon trains or Indian villages in the Old West?
- A Madam’s Life Story
- Lawman-Author Monty McCord Shoots Straight on Best Books
- Wanda the Wonderful
- Wall of Flame
- The Twice-Hanged, Headless Hooch
- The Western Real and Imagined
- California’s Clara Barton
- A Gutsy Winter Soldier
- Were members of the James-Younger Gang drunk when they robbed the bank in Northfield, Minnesota?
- Buckeye Gets Burned
- The Bandit Who Wouldn’t Give Up
- Custer Cemetery Champion
- The First “Shooting Star” of the Silver Screen
- A Slap in the Face and a Bullet in the Head
- Longmire’s Vengeance Ride
- From Slave to Philanthropist
- B.S. at the O.K. Corral
- 1916: Wilson’s Border War
- Gunfight at Saucelito Valley
- A Loser and His Park
- The Long Fight to Become a State
- Shot Down In A Blaze of Gory. Yes, Gory.
- Is This Doc Holliday?