Already famous for his daring deeds in California and Arizona Territory, lawman Bob Paul outdid himself in Chihuahau, Mexico, in a showdown with a trio of desperate armed train robbers
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Film Review: Wyatt Earp’s Revenge
Director Michael Feifer had plenty of good material in the real-life killing of Dodge City prostitute Dora Hand, but he fails to deliver the goods in this straight-to-DVD film.
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Letter From Wild West: August 2012
The only known image of Billy the Kid, a tintype that recently sold at auction for $2.3 million, leaves us wondering, What if there are more images of the Kid out there?
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Julian Scott Civil War Painter
Curator Michael McAfee talks about artist Julian Scott and 51st New York Infantry at Antietam.
Appomattox Courthouse
Information about The Battle & Surrender At Appomattox Courthouse, one of the last Civil […]
Battle Of Spotsylvania Courthouse
Information about the Battle Of Spotsylvania Courthouse, an 1864 Civil War Battle of the […]
Who Won the Second Battle Of Bull Run? Hint: They Won the First One, Too
Picture the First Battle of Bull Run…only bigger and badder
Seven Days Battle
Information about The Battle Of Seven Days, a Civil War Battle of the American […]
Battle Of The Wilderness
Information about The Battle Of The Wilderness, an 1864 Civil War Battle of the American Civil […]