Author: Justo

The Division of Two Tribes By Charles M. Skinner The vast American West, before the encroachment of European settlers, was […]

Route 66 Credits & Contributors The allure of Route 66, the "Mother Road," continues to captivate travelers and history enthusiasts […]

Darwin, California Barely Hangs On Nestled on the rugged western edge of Death Valley, within the vast expanse of Inyo […]

Blackfeet Legends – How the Thunder Pipe Came The Blackfeet, a powerful confederacy of tribes residing on the Great Plains […]

Rain-in-the-Face – Strategic Sioux Warrior The vast plains of the American West, a landscape etched with the dramas of conflict […]

Mannie Clements – Lawman and Cattleman Emanuel "Mannie" Clements, Jr., emerges as a fascinating figure from the tapestry of the […]

Virginia City, Montana – A Lively Ghost Town Nestled high within the rugged embrace of the Rocky Mountains, in a […]

Old Franklin, Missouri & the Start of the Santa Fe Trail Nestled along the fertile banks of the Missouri River, […]

The Navajo Nation The Navajo Nation, a vibrant and resilient people, hold a prominent place in the history and culture […]

Kansas City Massacre – Gangsters vs. the Law June 17, 1933, marked a turning point in American law enforcement history. […]

William Carr – Heroic Deputy or Outlaw? The annals of the American West are replete with figures whose lives straddled […]

Legends of Captain Kidd’s Treasure By Charles M. Skinner in 1896 The specter of Captain William Kidd, the infamous privateer-turned-pirate, […]