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The Last Days of the Pleasant Valley War By mid-September Pleasant Valley War was making national news...
By mid-September Pleasant Valley War was making national news and lawmen from the Yavapai County seat at Prescott were m…
The Aftermath of the Pleasant Valley War Feuds and bad blood don’t die easily...
The “war proper,” as they called it, was over; however, assassinations and lynching’s would continue for quite some time…
Opening Shots in Arizona’s Pleasant Valley War Jim Stinson had enough of the “troubles” in Pleasant Valley.
The Pleasant Valley War had its beginnings around 1880 when a man named Jim Stinson moved a large herd of cattle into Pl…
The Last Man Standing The Pleasant Valley War ended with one final killing.
At the end of the day—or at least when the shooting stopped—Ed Tewksbury was the man who survived Arizona Territory’s in…
Pleasant Valley War
Feuds usually occurred in remote places and fighting flared when the law was unavailable, unable or unwilling to interve…
What Happened to Mart “Old Man” Blevins of the Pleasant Valley War?
What happened to Mart “Old Man” Blevins of the Pleasant Valley War? Gail Marcroft Concho, Arizona I wrote about the fate…
Graham’s Failed Escape
Tom Graham thought he’d gotten away from the death and destruction of Arizona’s Pleasant Valley War. He moved to Tempe t…