He threatened to strike a match, but lawmen called his ‘bluff’. Crime in the […]
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Davy Crockett’s Death at the Alamo Is Now a Case Closed—Or Is It?
The details of legendary pioneer Davy Crockett’s death have been told by many sources—some questionable.
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Quatomah Tututnis at Battle Rock Faced A Landing Party of Armed White Men
The Indians drove them off, but others came to settle coastal Oregon. John M. […]
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Roundup – February 2015 Wild West
McMurtry Writes Again Larry McMurtry, best known as the Pulitzer Prize–winning author of Lonesome […]
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Restoring Balance to History of Indian Wars
Author: Neither side innocent in conflict between whites and Native Americans
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What were the Biggest Battles of WWII?
What were the 10 biggest battles in Europe in WWII? Thanks Michael Brower […]
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Daily Quiz for January 10, 2017
The ideals of the Niagara Movement became the foundation of this American organization.
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The Man Who Wrote Wild Bill’s Epitaph
Colorado Charley Utter, a mountaineer, miner and more, made his lasting mark in Deadwood […]
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How Apache Leader Geronimo Was Captured
John Philip Clum was a friend of Wyatt Earp and mayor of Tombstone. But he’s also known for being the only person ever to capture the famed Apache leader.
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Cripple Creek’s Outlaws and Lawmen Jail Museum Puts Visitors Behind Bars
Spending time in jail, or even visiting one, is not usually cause for celebration. […]