Triggerfingeritis – The Old West Gunman In the parlance of the late 19th-century American West, "triggerfingeritis" wasn’t a medical term […]
Category: Legend of America
Outlaw Gangs
Outlaw Gangs The concept of outlaw gangs is not a modern phenomenon; it stretches back through the annals of human […]
Vigilantes of California, Idaho, & Montana
Vigilantes of California, Idaho, & Montana By John W. Clampitt in 1891 The American West, a land of vast landscapes […]
Las Vegas, New Mexico – As Wicked as Dodge City
Las Vegas, New Mexico – As Wicked as Dodge City Nestled on the cusp of New Mexico’s eastern plains, where […]
Pea Ridge Battlefield, Arkansas
Pea Ridge Battlefield, Arkansas The struggle to maintain Missouri’s allegiance to the Union was a central preoccupation of the Federal […]
Legends’ on Social Media
Legends’ on Social Media In the digital age, the way we consume information and engage with history has been revolutionized. […]
American Transportation
American Transportation American transportation is a tapestry woven from innovation, necessity, and the relentless pursuit of progress. From the earliest […]
Pat Garrett and the Man Hunt
Pat Garrett and the Man Hunt By Emerson Hough in 1905 In the annals of the American West, the figure […]
General Philip H. Sheridan – Civil War Hero & Ruthless Tyrant
General Philip H. Sheridan – Civil War Hero & Ruthless Tyrant Lieutenant General Philip H. Sheridan General Philip Sheridan, a […]
Samuel “Wolfman” Mason Takes on the Natchez Trace
Samuel “Wolfman” Mason Takes on the Natchez Trace The story of Samuel Mason is a complex tapestry woven with threads […]
Saloon Cowboys
Saloon Cowboys By Art Saborio The image of the saloon cowboy is indelibly etched in the collective consciousness, largely thanks […]
Zee James – Jesse’s “Poor” Wife
Zee James – Jesse’s “Poor” Wife Zerelda Mimms James, affectionately known as "Zee," occupies a poignant, often overlooked, space in […]
