Writer-photographer Bob Stinson, an aficionado of the Wild West and a believer in paranormal […]
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Cheyenne Fall: The Battle of Red Fork
In November 1876 Colonel Ranald Mackenzie’s cavalrymen and their Indian allies caught warriors sleeping […]
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Frontier Hero or Murderous Outlaw—Who Was the Real Wyatt Earp?
New evidence is revealing a more complicated portrait of the famous lawman.
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Frontier Editors Were Sometimes In the Midst of Frontier Violence
Not everyone could handle the printed truth—or the printed lies.
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The Jicarilla Apaches’ Ceremonial Go-Jii-Ya Is Part Relay Race, Part Harvest Festival
Each fall the sun races the moon in northern New Mexico. Jicarilla Apache runners […]
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Englishman Montague Stevens Was a Legendary One-Armed Grizzly Hunter
The transplant to New Mexico later became a conservationist. Already friends with Major General […]
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Bad Blood at Blende City Ended a Mining Partnership and the Life of a Town Marshal
Rising waters and growing debts sparked a shooting. The first appointed town marshal of […]
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Daily Quiz for October 9, 2017
Boston, Massachusetts was incorporated as a city in this year.
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Daily Quiz for October 8, 2017
This was the first movie broadcast on TV completely uncut and without commercial interruptions.
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Daily Quiz for October 7, 2017
This actor appeared in the first ever American anti-smoking TV ad.