Top Ten True Western Towns of 2009
- Written by TW Editors
- Published July 09, 2011
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December 31: Top Ten True Western Towns of 2009
10. Wichita, Kansas
Royal Wade Kimes
Being an outlaw is no way to win a popularity contest.
Colt’s Last Wild West Six-Gun
The Old West may have been gone by the early 1900s, but the West was still a place where a man needed to be “well heeled.”
Oregon Trail Endangered
On the trail of the top 10 most endangered sites found along the Oregon Trail from Independence, Missouri, to Oregon City, Oregon...
Honky-Tonk Days In Arizona
Gone are the “bulls messing with the heifers” at Sarg’s Cow Town, Abel Hall, the Matador, Chester’s, Riverside Park Ballroom, JD’s and Mr. Lucky’s.
The Holy Grail for Sale
The Billy the Kid tintype is on the auction block, and it might just clear half a million...
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