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Sons of the Pioneers Spice Up Music Auction
Leonard Franklin Slye likely never would have become the actor we know as Roy Rogers...
Horse Romance
The West was won from the back of the horse.
The Pony Rides Again, 150 Years Later
The Pony began when Johnny Fry rode from Pikes Peak Stables in St. Joseph, Missouri on April 3, 1860.
Living Like the Boggs
What better place for writer Johnny D. Boggs and realtor Lisa Smith to live than the outskirts of Santa Fe, New Mexico.
On the Set of The Gundown
Gammons Gulch is not entirely real; movie sets generally aren’t.
How Hollywood Saved the Durango & Silverton
Everyone’s heard the iconic children’s tale about the “little engine that could.”
A Mirror With a Memory
An Indian with his thick, long braids wrapped in otter fur stands beside an oil portrait of a woman and a baby.
General Palmer's Baby Railroad
Palmer's passion for travel and trains was no accident.
Cactus Camp
The design for Cactus Camp figuratively took shape on a bar napkin.
Trumpeting Elephants & Kicking Asses
On August 27, 1871, an arcing ax handle landed solidly on John Lemon's head.