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Best of the West 2022: Western Movies

Best of the West 2022: Western Movies

by Henry C. Parke | Dec 10, 2021 | Western Books & Movies, Western Movies

Wall-to-Wall Westerns After a drought in the classic genre in 2020, Western productions returned with both barrels in 2021.     What a difference a year makes! Twelve months ago, we were bemoaning the fact that while there were a number of Western-friendly...
Best of the West 2022: Western Books

Best of the West 2022: Western Books

by Stuart Rosebrook | Dec 10, 2021 | Western Books, Western Books & Movies

The Western Hangs On While Old West history titles wane, classic Western fiction continues to sell.   The canary in the coal mine of Old West history publishing is the waning number of Old West titles published annually by university publishers. I wish I had...
Best of the West 2022: Western Preservation

Best of the West 2022: Western Preservation

by Jana Bommersbach | Dec 10, 2021 | Departments, Old West Saviors

Bringing History Alive Awards are already piling up.     I get to write about winners. Risk-takers. Visionaries. Bullheaded folks who have a passion and hold on tight. Each January, I get to look back at my “Old West Savior” columns and pick the one I loved...
Best of the West 2022: Art & Collectibles

Best of the West 2022: Art & Collectibles

by Steve Friesen | Dec 10, 2021 | Collecting the West, Departments

It’s Not Just the Money; It’s the Story Auction houses and Western collectors enjoyed a banner year of selling and buying art, collectibles and firearms. Why do we collect The West? For most of us it’s not about the money, nor is it just an investment. It is about a...
Braves and Badges

Braves and Badges

by John Langellier and Glenwood J. Swanson | Dec 10, 2021 | Features & Gunfights

Early American Indian Police played a strong role in the settlement of the West. Before recorded history, American Indians practiced some form of policing. The Sioux possessed the most organized tribal police society called the Akicita, also known as warrior...
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True West July/August 2025

In This Issue:

Features

  • The Way West
  • Brushy Billy
  • Martín Chávez
  • Billy Before Burns
  • The Resurrection of Billy the Kid
  • Mountain Meadows Musings
  • Truth be Known

Western Books & Movies

  • Val Kilmer’s ‘Billy’
  • Building your Western Library
  • 2025 WWA Spur Awards
  • Heroes and Heroines of the West

To The Point

  • Buckeye’s Dream

More In This Issue

  • Will Rogers, the Chili Lover
  • On the New Mexico Trail of Billy the Kid
  • The $6 Million Shot
  • Springtime in the West
  • Cowboy Al’s Wild West Museum
  • The Toll of the Bell
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