“One of the most prevalent superstitions was regarding the burial of partially d...
Best known as the “Yellowboy,” an affectionate moniker frontier Indians gave th...
1. Called the “Smithsonian of the Rockies,” the National Mining Hall of Fame and M...
Movies both reflect cultural trends and influence them. The hats worn by cowboys...
Range Creek Archaeology Trip Price, UT, June 16-17: Learn about the Frem...
Keepers of
the Seed
A partnership allows the first Cornhuskers to save the ancien...
One photo has always intrigued me. It shows the legendary Wyatt Earp standing ne...
T he Sonora-Milton stage rattles along, empty, save for the driver. Reason E. McC...
Thousands of overland immigrants to Oregon and California from 1845 to 1849 foll...
Just because it’s winter doesn’t mean you need to put away your riding boots.
As the SUV rounds the curve, I can see the Associated Press bulletin flashing ...
More than 40 actors have portrayed Wyatt Earp, but few have even slightly resemb...
Sam Lowe’s Jerks in Arizona History (Globe Pequot Press, $16.95) is even stranger ...
About 30 years ago, my younger sister Pam had to write an essay on a “hero” for ...
MOVIES & TV
The Rifleman may be returning to the small screen with help from C...
Here are the winners of our "2011 Best of the West." Sit back and see if your pi...
Here are the winners of our "2012 Best of the West." Sit back and see if your pi...
"Your book is fascinating, coupling your powerful illustrations [and] tracking...from birth to Tombstone to the legend [Wyatt] had become;...even Wyatt would approve." --By Hugh O'Brian, of the TV series The Life and Legend of Wyatt Earp
"Hands down the definitive books on Wyatt Earp and Doc Holliday." --By Allen Barra, New York Newsday