Marshall Trimble
John Colter The First Mountain Man

John Colter The First Mountain Man

John Colter was a member of the Corps of Discovery that crossed the wide Missouri with Lewis and Clark in 1804-1806.  He was considered to be one of...

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Bad Bill Longley

Bad Bill Longley

Bill Longley born into a strong Christian family, he turned bad during the post-Civil War Reconstruction period has been called one of the West’s...

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Singing At The Big Corral

Singing At The Big Corral

Romaine “Romy” Lowdermilk, the “Father of Dude Ranching in Arizona,” blossomed into one of the West’s greatest early balladeers. Born in Kansas in...

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Were Cowboys Superstitious?

Were Cowboys Superstitious?

Were cowboys superstitious? Bill Dunn High River, Alberta, Canada Rodeo cowboys believed in dozens of superstitions. Some of them include: Never eat...

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The Hashknife 

The Hashknife 

The arrival of the Atlantic and Pacific Railroad in 1881 opened up the virgin grasslands of northern Arizona to large scale cattle ranching. The...

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Route 66

Route 66

Of all America’s great highways none epitomized Americana during the twentieth century more than storied Route 66. Stretching across the heart of...

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