Author: Justo

Branches of the Santa Fe Trail The Santa Fe Trail, a vital artery of commerce and cultural exchange in the […]

The Land of the Desperado By Emerson Hough in 1907 For many years, a vast and largely uncharted domain lay […]

Little Crow – Leader in the Dakota War of 1862 The tumultuous era of westward expansion in the United States […]

The Sadness of Old Buildings By Gary E. Anderson Imagine a weathered photograph, its sepia tones hinting at a forgotten […]

Coolidge, Montana – Tumbling in the Forest Nestled within the verdant embrace of the Beaverhead-Deerlodge National Forest, lies Coolidge, Montana, […]

Comet, Montana – Silent on the Eastern Slope Nestled on the eastern flank of the Continental Divide, between the present-day […]

The Origin of Uncle Sam While the image of Uncle Sam, often recognized by his star-spangled suit and pointing finger, […]

Women in the Army The annals of American military history, particularly during times of great conflict, reveal a compelling narrative […]

Famous Men of the Santa Fe Trail By Colonel Henry Inman, 1897 The saga of the Old Santa Fe Trail […]

Laura Ingalls Wilder Laura Elizabeth Ingalls Wilder, a name synonymous with the American pioneer spirit, remains a celebrated figure in […]

Desperados Of The Cities By Emerson Hough in 1905 The burgeoning metropolises and the untamed wildernesses, seemingly disparate realms, share […]

Old Time Stage Drivers of the West Coast In the annals of the American West, a certain figure stands out […]