Candy Moulton
Stories by Candy Moulton
A Historian’s Dream House
The defining features in the home of historians Robert Utley and Melody Webb are the bookshelves.
River Rock Oasis
Fifteen years ago Tom and Linda Whitaker organized the Heber City Cowboy Poetry Gathering and Buckaroo Fair.
Mapping the Black Hills: Valentine T. McGillycuddy
Valentine T. MGillycuddy, weak and on the verge of becoming an alcoholic...
Spirit West River Lodge
Pueblo Revival Living
People build homes in the West for many reasons.
Filming the Oregon Trail
During the 19th century around 400,000 people traveled the Oregon and California Trails.
Living in a 100-Year-Old Mercantile
While Lori had grown up in the Ten Sleep area, husband Marcus, a former True West editor, had never experienced life in such a small town.
Following Mountain Man Jim Bridger
At the edge of the Red Desert, but situated in a lush valley within view of a mountain range that retains snow on its peaks much of the year, Fort Bridger was strategically located on the route emigrants and freighters used when traveling across the West.
Trailing Narcissa Whitman & Eliza Spalding
Narcissa had entered into a marriage of convenience with Dr. Marcus Whitman to fulfill her lifelong desire to serve a mission.
Cowboy Bunkhouse
Dee Steed was born in Wyoming's Star Valley; he knocked around Wyoming with his cowboy father, worked cows himself and spent six years on the rodeo circuit.