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8 Classic Westerns

8 Classic Westerns

That the train would inspire the world’s first narrative film, Edwin S. Porter’s 1903  Western The Great Train Robbery, makes complete sense to us....

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Mr. Hornaday’s War

Mr. Hornaday’s War

When he appears in history, William Temple Hornaday almost always shows up in sentences that include names like Teddy Roosevelt or Gifford Pinchot....

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July 2012 Events

July 2012 Events

A Western roundup of events where you can experience the Old West. ADVENTURE Kit Carson Wagon Train Monte Vista, CO, July 25-28: Named after...

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June 2012 Events

June 2012 Events

A Western roundup of events where you can experience the Old West. ADVENTURE Range Creek Archaeology Trip Price, UT, June 16-17: Learn about the...

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Western Movie Hotels

Western Movie Hotels

Parry Lodge (Kanab, UT): After working on the Tom Mix feature Deadwood Coach, the Parry brothers built this hotel in 1931 to feed and house movie...

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Making A Character Hat

Making A Character Hat

For every Roy Rogers, Gene Autry or James Arness in their perfectly blocked, spotless hero hats, there is a Gabby Hayes, Slim Pickens or Ken Curtis...

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You on the SET!

You on the SET!

With Johnny Depp riding around New Mexico this summer for Disney’s Lone Ranger—in and around Albuquerque, Santa Fe, Shiprock and other locales—we...

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May 2012 Events

May 2012 Events

A Western roundup of events where you can experience the Old West. New Mexico History MuseumCentennial Exhibits Santa Fe, NM: Learn about the first...

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Roger Archibald

Roger Archibald

“Is that pencil?” mocks Western artist and Arizona native Roger Archibald. When people’s eyes first fall upon his black-and-white depictions of...

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