by Sherry Monahan | Apr 16, 2012 | Uncategorized
“Another Robbery, This One On the Yukon, Netted $7,000,” read the August 31, 1898, headline in The Helena Independent. These clever thieves had used salt to conceal their robbery. While the steamer Cudahy traveled between Dawson, Yukon Territory, and St. Michael,...
by Josh Becker | Apr 16, 2012 | Uncategorized
Josh Becker has watched 4,720 movies. After 36 years in the film industry, 42 screenplays, 20 years’ worth of TV shows and seven feature films, he still would rather spend his time talking up the Golden Age of Hollywood, when studios actually made good movies. That’s...
by True West | Apr 2, 2012 | True West Blog
In Southeast Montana, experience the compelling history that shaped this one-of-a-kind region. Discover the epic stories of our past whether you are recreating in our expansive landscapes or exploring authentic communities that honor our Western heritage. Hike,...
by Larry Clarkson | Mar 13, 2012 | Travel & Preservation
You’re Riding Shotgun With… Larry Clarkson, a native Utahn, born and raised in the Valley of the Great Salt Lake. He stills lives, with his wife, in the shadow of Mount Olympus. A professor of art and design at Weber State University, Clarkson is also...
by Orin Friesen | Mar 13, 2012 | Travel & Preservation
You’re Riding Shotgun With… Orin Friesen, whose passions are the Chisholm Trail, Texas Longhorn cattle, the Pony Express and Kansas history. A serious student of history for more than 50 years, Friesen is the operations manager of the Prairie Rose...