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What’s In a Name? – Odd Places in America Names hold power. They evoke images, spark curiosity, and sometimes, even […]

Jean “John” Baptiste Richard – Trader and Entrepreneur Jean “John” Baptiste Richard, a figure etched in the annals of the […]

Fort Sanders, Wyoming Nestled in the expansive landscape of southern Wyoming, near the present-day city of Laramie, stands the enduring, […]

Fort Fetterman, Wyoming – Base of the Black Hills Campaign Fort Fetterman, Wyoming, stands as a silent sentinel of a […]

Fort Clay, Wyoming Nestled in the heart of present-day Evansville, Wyoming, a suburb of modern Casper, lies a site steeped […]

Hell Dogs of Eldorado Canyon, Nevada Eldorado Canyon, nestled within the rugged landscape of Nevada, stands as a testament to […]

Furnace Creek Ranch in Death Valley, California Nestled within the stark and surreal landscape of Death Valley National Park, California, […]

Fort Bonneville, Wyoming Fort Bonneville, Wyoming, stands as a testament to the ambitious, yet ultimately short-lived, endeavors of Captain Benjamin […]

Camp Augur, Wyoming Nestled in the heart of Wyoming, a state renowned for its rugged landscapes and rich history, lies […]

Fort Bernard, Wyoming Nestled along the historic Oregon Trail, approximately eight miles southeast of what would become Fort Laramie (originally […]

The Boomtown of Skidoo, California The story of Skidoo, California, is a quintessential tale of the American West, a narrative […]