How the West Was Won three-disc special,Warner Home Video, 2008, 164 minutes, $29.98. Warner […]
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Charley Nebo: The Forrest Gump of the Old West
Charley Nebo had a knack for showing up where the action was—driving Longhorns for […]
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Abraham Lincoln Looks West
Abraham Lincoln stood atop a hill outside Council Bluffs, Iowa, looking west. The broad […]
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The Man Who Arrested Doc Holliday
Doc Holliday’s reputation was forged in blood in Tombstone, Arizona Territory, but his legend […]
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Squaring Custer’s Triangle
The love between George and Libbie Custer is the stuff of legend on the Plains, but so is the romance between George and a captivating Cheyenne woman named Monahsetah.
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Wild West Review: The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance and El Dorado
The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance and El Dorado 2009, Paramount Centennial Collection, two […]
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Trailside – Fields of Fire: Route 50 in Bucolic Virginia
Stuart staves off the yankees for five days to give lee time to invade the north
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Behind the Barricade: How diligent research revealed the identity of the Devil’s Den ‘sharpshooter’
A Confederate soldier, his youthful face turned toward the viewer, lies behind a stone wall built between two boulders in Gettysburg’s notorious Devil’s Den.
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Here Be Dragons
John Wesley Powell’s Colorado River Exploring Expedition completed its rapids-defying Grand Canyon passage 140 […]
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The Search for Jessie Evans
The noted outlaw and Lincoln County War player seemingly rode off the pages of […]