Author: Justo

James Bowie – Dying at the Alamo James "Jim" Bowie, a name synonymous with the American frontier, remains etched in […]

Buckskin Joe, Colorado – Gone & Back and Gone Again The story of Buckskin Joe, Colorado, is a captivating tale […]

The Beginnings of Dodge City By Robert M. Wright, 1913 Dodge City, Kansas, a name synonymous with the Wild West, […]

William Craig – Frontiersman and Trapper William Craig, a figure etched into the annals of American frontier history, embodies the […]

<div id=”main” role=”main”> <article id=”post-25005″> <div> <div id=”attachment_20437″> <p>Monuments to the various regiments who fought in the Battle of Shiloh […]

Cattle Trails of the Prairies By Charles Moreau Harger in 1892 The vast, undulating prairies of the American West, a […]

James Aird – Trader and Scottish Gentleman The annals of the American West are replete with figures whose lives, though […]

John “Grizzly” Adams – Bear Hunter “The mountain air was in my nostrils, the evergreens above and the eternal rocks […]

Old Northwest War Military Campaign The period between 1785 and 1795 witnessed a significant and often brutal conflict in the […]

Glore Psychiatric Museum in St. Joseph Much madness is divinest sense To a discerning eye; Much sense the starkest madness. […]

Ghostly Photographs The allure of the unseen, the whisper of the past lingering in the present, has captivated humanity for […]

Weston, Missouri – The Town That Refused to Die Weston, Missouri, a town nestled in the rolling hills along the […]