Western Roundup
For July/August 2020
True West
What History Has Taught Me: Paul Hedren
Sioux War Historian.
La Frontiera
From the settlement of Texas to the Mexican Revolution, The Texas Rangers were the most respected—and feared—law enforcers in Lone Star State history.
Too Brave To Die
The heroic tale of the Dawson Brigade and Henry Gonzalvo Woods’s remarkable survival at the September 1842 Dawson Massacre.
“… Not a Single Notch!”
Captain Neal was the calmest Ranger of ’em all. Outlaws never doubted that he’d kill if necessary—he just never let it get necessary.
Alpine, Texas
Texas’s Big Bend town is a rich crossroads of Western heritage.
Western Roundup: May 2020
Birding Festivals, Heritage Festivals, Railroads, Rodeos, Stock Shows, Trade Shows and more!
Living, Loving and Dying in the West
Ask The Marshall
What History Has Taught Me: Red Shuttleworth
Poet, playwright, and writer.
Born Outlaws
Bill Markley’s dual biography on Jesse James and Billy the Kid, a new Texas frontier history, two Western novels and a new history of the American Indian.
Western Roundup
April 2020