Meghan Saar


Stories by Meghan Saar

Gloomy Blumy's Beautiful World

In 1898, two sketching buddies flipped a coin to see who would take the broken wheel to the blacksmith in Taos.

Category Art of the True West Author Meghan Saar Date 11/01/2008
Centennial Winchester Sells High

Before he charged San Juan Hill with his Rough Riders, a 22-year-old Theodore Roosevelt ordered his first Winchester.

Category Collecting the West Author Meghan Saar Date 11/01/2008
History, Not For Sale

"BC&SK Yard Sale" stated the subject line of an e-mail sent to me from Daniel Buck.

Category Collecting the West Author Meghan Saar Date 11/01/2008
Top Artist on the Taos Society Totem

Oscar Berninghaus's work, The Pueblos Await the Dancers, set an auction record for the artist.

Category Collecting the West, Photo Gallery Author Meghan Saar Date 09/01/2008
Kingsville, Texas

The first to begin the dream of taming the Wild Horse Desert was Capt. Richard King.

Category What's it Like to Live There? Author Meghan Saar Date 09/01/2008
Whiskey Rows
At 47, merchant Philip Drachman teamed his freight overland from Yuma, Arizona, by mule train before the Southern Pacific reached his home base in Tucson in 1880.
Category History, Photo Gallery Author Meghan Saar Date 08/01/2008
Signature Spurs

Pascal M. Kelly, born in 1886, turned out his first pair of spurs as early as 1903, in the Texas Panhandle town Childress.

Category Collecting the West Author Meghan Saar Date 08/01/2008
Dodge City, Kansas

A barrel of whiskey kick-started this frontier burg.

Category What's it Like to Live There? Author Meghan Saar Date 08/01/2008
Witness to History

The massacre at Wounded Knee is still contentious today.

Category Collecting the West, Photo Gallery Author Meghan Saar Date 07/02/2008
The Emperor's Old Guns

Collector Arnie Chernoff outshines even the infamous James brothers.

Category Collecting the West, Photo Gallery Author Meghan Saar Date 06/01/2008