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Who Killed Custer?
The Truth Behind The Legend of Sioux Warrior Rain-in-the-Face
By James B. Mills

The Favorite Weapon of Gamblers, Whores and Assassins

PLUS:
Curly the Crow Scout: Hero or Goat?

We Remember Robert G. McCubbin
1937-2020

Old West Publishers We Love

Initiation to Robbery

Butch Cassidy’s first bank job set the standard for future holdups.

3 mins

“Our Father, Who Art....”

In Dakota Territory, those were building words.

3 mins

HERO OR GOAT?

The press declared curly a hero until gall called him out at the battle of little bighorn's 10th reunion

7 mins

The Great Race of Mercy

TRACKING DIPHTHERIA FROM NOME, ALASKA, TO TODAY.

4 mins

On the Bison Trail

The heritage traveler can discover the history and natural wonder of the great buffalo herds from Texas to Montana.

6 mins

Gunpowder to Oysters

While today it the Odd fellows Halls in paradise valley, Nevada, in 1898, Fred M.Buckingham (behind the counter) sold everything from firefarms to coffee (right, foregrand) in his humboldt valley store

3 mins

Keeping the Western Alive

Western publishers and independent authors chronicle the West, one story at a time.

2 mins

TV's ‘The Lone Ranger' at 70

Of all the people the Masked Man and Tonto saved, the most crucial was Clayton Moore.

5 mins

ONE MAN KNEW

According to an excellent book, The Great Influenza by John M. Barry, the deadliest plague in history—1918-1919—started in Haskell County, Kansas, and one man, Dr. Loring Miner, knew firsthand about it, because many of his patients were dying, but no one would listen.

1 min

Deadwood, South Dakota

The Black Hills boomtown celebrates the Old West every day of the year.

4 mins

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True West Magazine Description:

TRUE WEST captures the history of the American frontier through authentic and provocative literary nonfiction and heritage travel narratives that keep the spirit of the West alive.