The true story of the Earp brothers, Doc Holliday, and the famous Battle at the O.K. Corral by the New York Times bestselling author of Dodge City...
Tom Clavin’s Tombstone New from the New York Times Bestselling Author
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Discover Big Stories and Big History in Southeast Montana Sponsored by Visit Southeast Montana
At Little Bighorn Battlefield National Monument, walk the hills and ravines where brave warriors and soldiers clashed and the U.S. 7th Cavalry,...
Things To Do In Montana’s Missouri River Country Sponsored by Missouri River Country
Montana’s Missouri River Country is overflowing with pioneer and cultural history. Lewis and Clark roamed this vast landscape, covering nearly 330...
Dig Deeper into Montana’s Past Sponsored by Southwest Montana
The landscape between Yellowstone and Glacier national parks embodies all the best of Big Sky Country. Around every bend lies another treasure or a...
Frederick Schwatka
From fighting in the Great Sioux War to daring exploits in Alaska, the Oregon cavalryman had the right stuff.
The Notes from Nome
What happened to Wyatt Earp’s 1900 written recollections of his adventures?
Try, Try Again
The Burrow Gang’s first holdup wasn’t exactly a success.
Last of a Breed
Jesse Jefferson “Bear” Howard’s legendary life bridged two centuries.
Geronimo Steals the Show
The 1898 Indian Congress didn’t please anyone.
An Officer and a Gentleman
Army Lieutenant Edward W. Casey served his country in the Western Indian campaigns with distinction and honor.
Big Nose Kate’s Story, in Her Own Words
She had a different view on Tombstone, Doc and the Earps.
A Very Dangerous Man
Commodore Perry Owens already had a reputation as a dangerous man by the time he put on a badge in 1887. He claimed he killed 14 rustlers as a stock...