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Do Indians not have facial hair?
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Queen of Country Swing’s Tough Mamas Butt kickin’ rodeo cowgirls who inspired True West’s #1 Museum of 2007.
Honkytonk Sue, the Queen of Country Swing, has been dispensing her sage advice since she first appeared in the June 1977…
Hardy as Bears Historic photos of notable, but grizzly, Mountain Men.
The first white men in the Rocky Mountains were trappers who became known as Mountain Men, arriving decades before Lewis…
Genuine Cowboys Captured Alive Old West photos expose the truth behind the legend.
The cowboy is the most popular American folk hero, readily recognized all around the world. What do you think?…
Capturing Protectors of Peace Rare shots of Old West lawmen with firearms—and without.
Many deserving Old West lawmen have not received their due in history. What do you think?…
In the Eye of the Beholder For whom the Belle sold.
We’ve all heard that a picture is worth a thousand words. But in the case of the purported tintype of Belle Starr, which…
Custer Battlefield Museum An alleged photograph of Crazy Horse.
After his victory at Washita, a buckskin-clad Lt. Col. George Armstrong Custer felt undaunted in his role of frontier In…
Deadwood Drama Tripping the light fantastic.
The touring troupe would always remember that 1870s night in Deadwood, Dakota Territory, when Calamity Jane came to see …
O Homo Tombstone’s au natural vagabond.
In the summer of 1891, one of Tombstone’s most infamous characters showed up in town without a gun, without a name and w…