Residents of Cave Creek revere the town’s frontier beginnings and love the way it blends with the bohemian present. The two combine to make a community where locals—loud, proud and ready to

True West November 2018
In This Issue:
Features
Western Books & Movies
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- The Medal of Honor
- Lynching and Hanging
- Horsethief Basin
- Revenge Begets Revenge
- What’s in a Name: Old West Style
- He Died with His Boots Off
- Maricopa
- The Train Robbers
- The Meticulous Rebirth of Old West Guns
- Rough Justice
- Tombstone Tragedy
- The Earp Attorney
- Never Give a Sucker an Even Break
- Whatever Happened to Big Nose Kate?
- Tucson, Tubac, Tumacacori, to Hell
- Kin to the James Boys
Departments
- Fire Engulfs Paramount Western Ranch
- Is Hard Knocks: A Life Story of the Vanishing West by Harry Young Accurate?
- Following the Bent Brothers
- Robber’s Roost Defender
- Did Frontier Women own Property during the Old West era?
- When did Navajos Arrive in Arizona?
- Western Events for November 2018
- A Historical Photo Shows a group of Cowboys with Pipes Upside Down in their Mouths. What’s that About?
- True West’s Hometown
- Old West Reproductions — the Devil is in the Detail
- Did Wyatt Earp own any Saloons in Alaska?
- Take Your Christmas Holiday Celebration to a New Level
- The Thirsty Trapper
- Hell on Wheels
- Tejano History Under One Roof
- “…Kill or Hang All Warriors…”
- Top 10 True Western Towns of 2018
- November/December 2011 Events