Rabu, 17 Januari 2018

Butch, Sundance and Ethel Place Spent Time and Money in New York

And for two of them, that meant Buffalo as well as NYC. Not all Wild West history occurred in the West. Consider the Pinkerton Detective Agency’s lament about Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid: While Pinkertons were “looking for them in the mountains and wilderness of the west, they were acting like tourists in New …

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