The New York Herald dubbed The North American Indian (TNAI) as the “most gigantic undertaking in the making of books since the King James edition of...
Bass Reeves Finally Gets His Due
Who was Bass Reeves? Historian Art Burton has spent much of his life on the trail of the elusive lawman’s life. Reeves’s life from slave to...
Wyoming: Rodeos, Ranching and Rendezvous
Plan your trip now for summer fun in Wyoming. For some people the three R’s are reading, ’riting and ’rithmetic, but in Wyoming they are ranching,...
Texas Adventure
Plan a trip to Amarillo and the Panhandle and enjoy visiting its small towns, historic sites and natural wonders. The top 26 counties of Texas are...
The Main Street of Montana History
Discover the Treasure State along its historic highway of history. In Big Sky Country, north-western Montana may contain the ice-capped splendor of...
Colorado Gold
A summer trip to the Rocky Mountain State is filled with adventure and history. In July 1858, prospector William “Green” Russell discovered...
California Gold Country Travel
Explore the state’s historic region through three great railroad adventures. A visit to quaint Jamestown will tickle your fancy not only because of...
Arizona Adventures
From north to south, east to west, the Grand Canyon State invites travelers to stay awhile and discover its small towns, big cities and historic...
The Wild, Wild West
Combining Old West history with an old-fashioned Western road trip guarantees the making of memories of a lifetime. Everyone remembers their...
The Day Tom Mix Died
What really happened on that lonely stretch of highway? Tom Mix had the pedal to the metal on his bright-yellow Cord Phaeton sports car as he...
Winchester Warrior
P.C. Baird enforces the law on the Texas Frontier. The Texas Rangers are arguably the most famous law enforcement agency in U.S. history, and they...
Sieber Goes Down
The Apache Kid vs. Al Sieber, Then Everyone in Arizona June 1, 1887 Absent from duty for five days, the Apache Kid, along with four other Apache...