Billy the Tintype The facts behind the only existing image of the American outlaw weave a story of intrigue and mystery. Mark Lee Gardner
The Knuckleheads The amazing story of how the adventurous Kolb brothers helped inspire the creation of Grand Canyon National Park. Roger Naylor
I Found a Portrait of my Great-Great Grandfather Holding a Cocked Revolver, circa 1870s. Was That Common? Marshall Trimble
The Lens of History A small band of determined photographers captured the humanity and the enormity of the construction of the transcontinental railroad for future generations. Stuart Rosebrook
Not Easily Intimidated The steely nerve required to photograph the only known images of Indians still at war. Paul Andrew Hutton
Mollie’s Miracle C.S. Fly’s industrious wife saved historical views of Territorial Arizona from going up in flames. Susan Sorg
Almost Famous The life of Michael Francis “Frank” McLean, a typical sporting man made famous as a member of the Dodge City Peace Commission. Jack DeMattos
Hayden’s Hallowed Expedition The 150th anniversary of the birth of the American West’s four major surveys. Thomas P. Huber
