The true history of the Alamo is long and complicated, but preserving it is even harder.
All In The Family
Tombstone finally gets its due and Jeb Rosebrook rides on.
Dead Ringers
For the past 29 years I have utilized some pretty amazing Kid look-alikes.
Right As Ringo
When deepfake meets artistic license.
The Glorious & Tragic Last Days of Geronimo
In spite of being a prisoner of war, Goyathlay (his real name) rode in Teddy Roosevelt’s inaugural parade and visited the White House. With his growing national notoriety he began to cash in. He favored three-piece suits, and he had a sweet tooth for lemon pie. He was a master haggler and, by one account, a fearless homemaker. Truth be told, he was a master at beating the White Man at his own game. At the end of his long, rich life, what was his dying wish?
A schoolteacher in New Mexico found the answer.
This is that story.
Wild, Wild Truths
Sometimes the truth is wilder than anything you can make up.
Doc & Wyatt Team Up
Wyatt Earp & Doc Holliday vs Texas Cowboys.
Dixon Rocks
One of my favorite working vacations was staying at the Maynard Dixon cabin and art studio in Mount Carmel, Utah, in September of 2017. I finished my book on Wild Bill in the rock-sided studio’s great room. You can stay there as well and I highly recommend it. I have also made a few runs at Maynard and his geometric style myself.
— Photo and Artwork by Bob Boze Bell —
One Man with Courage Makes a Majority
Jeff Milton vs The Burt Alvord Gang.
The End of The Line
Two “Americanos” vs a Uyuni Posse.
The Deadly Escape
Godfrey Gauss and Sam Wortley live behind the Lincoln Courthouse. Gauss lights his pipe and leaves his room, crossing the yard toward the main...
Canyon Springs Ambush
September 26, 1878 The Monitor stage rolls out of Deadwood at seven in the morning. On the box is “Big Gene” Barnett handling the ribbons and next...