The Founding of Montrose, Colorado: A Farming and Mining Community in the Uncompahgre Valley The Founding of Montrose, Colorado Montrose, Colorado, nestled in the heart of the Uncompahgre Valley, emerged…
The Chama Valley Vaqueros: Ranchers of New Mexico’s Northern RangeThe Chama Valley, nestled in the northern region of New Mexico, became a vibrant hub for ranching during the Old West…
Etta Place: Companion of the Sundance Kid and Mysterious Figure of the West Etta Place: Companion of the Sundance Kid and Mysterious Figure of the West In the annals of…
Ned Huddleston (Isom Dart): Cowboy and Rancher Turned OutlawNed Huddleston, better known as Isom Dart, was a figure emblematic of the turbulent and transformative era known as the Old West.…
The Role of New Mexico’s Landmarks in Western Movies during Railroad Expansion (1865-1890)The Old West, characterized by its rugged landscapes and vibrant cultures, has been immortalized in Western films, many…
Tom Mix: Cowboy and Early Hollywood Western StarTom Mix was not just a name but a phenomenon during the heyday of Western films in the early 20th century. His rise…
The Contributions of Early Mexican Miners: Expertise That Supported Silver City’s Mining SuccessThe story of Silver City, New Mexico, is intrinsically linked to the contributions of early Mexican miners, particularly…
The History of the Sandia Mountains in Southwestern Mythology during Railroad Expansion (1865-1890)The Sandia Mountains, rising dramatically to the east of Albuquerque, New Mexico, hold a profound place in the…
The Mescalero Apache: Leaders in New Mexico’s Mountain Regions in the Old WestThe Mescalero Apache, a prominent Native American tribe within the Apache nation, played a significant role in the…
The Impact of Western Ranch Brands on Livestock Identification in the Old WestThe period between 1865 and 1890 was pivotal in American history, particularly in the development of the Old…