Catalog

The Legend That Turned

The Man Who Left No Picture

The Last Free Lakota

The Man Who Invented the West

One Riot, One Ranger — The Bloody Birth of America's Most Famous Lawmen

Thirty Seconds in Tombstone and the Thirty-Year Feud Behind Them

America's First Serial Killers

The Detective Agency That Hunted the Outlaws and Helped Invent Modern Surveillance

The Massacre That Shocked a Nation

The Last Free Man in America

Gold, Guns, and the Lawless Town That Shouldn't Have Existed

Sheriff Henry Plummer, the Road Agents, and the Men Who Hanged Them Without a Trial

Cattle, Corruption, and the Range War That Created Billy the Kid

When Wyoming's Cattle Barons Hired an Army to Kill the Homesteaders

How Buffalo Bill, Ned Buntline, and the Press Invented the Wild West We Remember

The Minnesota Raid That Broke the Most Famous Gang in America

The Family That Murdered Travelers on the Kansas Prairie and Vanished

The Raid That Tried to Rob Two Banks at Once

The Lawman Who Killed Billy the Kid and Couldn't Outrun the Legend

The Hanging Judge of Fort Smith and the Men He Sent to the Gallows

The Law West of the Pecos

The Preacher's Son Who Killed Forty Men and Studied Law in Prison

The Confederate Guerrilla Who Became America's First Celebrity Outlaw

The Bandit Queen

The Dying Dentist Who Became a Gunfighter

The Enslaved Man Who Became the Most Feared Deputy U.S. Marshal in the West

Buffalo Hunter, Sheriff, Sportswriter - The Gunfighter Who Outlived the Wild West

The Short, Violent Life of Henry McCarty and the War That Made Him a Legend

The Wild Bunch, the Pinkertons, and the Last Robbery