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Hunted across the wilds of the Carolinas after a daring escape, John Ennis thought of home and friends—and the Confederate patrols on his heels. When John W. Ennis enlisted in the Union Army on May 13, 1861, the Civil War was nearly a month old. Thoughts of easy victory and battlefield glory no doubt occupied …
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Enrique Garfias’ Pursuit of Frontier JusticeBorn to Mexican parents in California, he became the first city marshal of Phoenix and was determined to root out injustice in the legal system—as in the case of miner Manuel Mejia… Read MoreHaunted Hotels of the WestWriter-photographer Bob Stinson, an aficionado of the Wild West and a believer in paranormal activity, recently ventured to a handful of Western hotels, armed only with a camera, i… Read MoreCheyenne Fall: The Battle of Red ForkIn November 1876 Colonel Ranald Mackenzie’s cavalrymen and their Indian allies caught warriors sleeping at a large Cheyenne village on the Red Fork of the Powder River in Wyoming T… Read MoreFrontier Editors Were Sometimes In the Midst of Frontier ViolenceNot everyone could handle the printed truth—or the printed lies. Being in the newspaper business on the frontier could be rough, and not just because of the long hours and ink stai… Read MoreNational Cowgirl Museum and Hall of Fame Celebrates Cowgirls in Reality and in SpiritHonorees range from Sacagawea to Dale Evans. Western women don’t necessarily have to lasso a steer or ride bareback to represent the cowgirl spirit. “Cowgirl is an attitude, really… Read More
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