Story of the wood and stone forts where pioneers found refuge during the great westward migration of the 19th century. Features such famed outposts as Bent's Old Fort, Forts Union, Laramie, Phil Kearny, and Robinson.

The saga of the windy prairie town that grew into one of the nation's largest cities. Rare photographs and records bring to life the Chicago of Pullman, Marshall Field, McCormick, and Sandburg.

The story of how newspapers sensationalized coverage of the West to win readers. Includes accounts of how reporters twisted the facts of the Indian Wars, and how dime novels made Calamity Jane into a Black Hills' beauty and James Hickok into Wild Bill.

Follows the riders and drivers who galloped through Indian attacks and stage coach robberies to forge a communication and travel link between America's east and west.

Sweep aside the historical hype and confront the real facts and controversies surrounding Davy Crockett, Jim Bowie, William B. Travis, and the Texan defenders of the Alamo. Why did they fight when defeat and death were certain?

Legendary figures and tales of the romantic Old West come alive through the use of film clips, photos, drawings, and reenactments. Includes portraits of Wyatt Earp, Billy the Kid, Jesse James, and Geronimo.

A tribute to Buffalo Bill and the other colorful show folk whose Wild West shows entertained audiences around the world.

History of the frontier's most feared and fearless lawmen, who combed the wide-open spaces of Texas to track down some of the Old West's most vicious criminals.

Story of the wood and stone forts where pioneers found refuge during the great westward migration of the 19th century. Features such famed outposts as Bent's Old Fort, Forts Union, Laramie, Phil Kearny, and Robinson.

The saga of the windy prairie town that grew into one of the nation's largest cities. Rare photographs and records bring to life the Chicago of Pullman, Marshall Field, McCormick, and Sandburg.

The story of how newspapers sensationalized coverage of the West to win readers. Includes accounts of how reporters twisted the facts of the Indian Wars, and how dime novels made Calamity Jane into a Black Hills' beauty and James Hickok into Wild Bill.

Follows the riders and drivers who galloped through Indian attacks and stage coach robberies to forge a communication and travel link between America's east and west.

Sweep aside the historical hype and confront the real facts and controversies surrounding Davy Crockett, Jim Bowie, William B. Travis, and the Texan defenders of the Alamo. Why did they fight when defeat and death were certain?

Legendary figures and tales of the romantic Old West come alive through the use of film clips, photos, drawings, and reenactments. Includes portraits of Wyatt Earp, Billy the Kid, Jesse James, and Geronimo.

A tribute to Buffalo Bill and the other colorful show folk whose Wild West shows entertained audiences around the world.

History of the frontier's most feared and fearless lawmen, who combed the wide-open spaces of Texas to track down some of the Old West's most vicious criminals.

Story of the wood and stone forts where pioneers found refuge during the great westward migration of the 19th century. Features such famed outposts as Bent's Old Fort, Forts Union, Laramie, Phil Kearny, and Robinson.

The saga of the windy prairie town that grew into one of the nation's largest cities. Rare photographs and records bring to life the Chicago of Pullman, Marshall Field, McCormick, and Sandburg.

The story of how newspapers sensationalized coverage of the West to win readers. Includes accounts of how reporters twisted the facts of the Indian Wars, and how dime novels made Calamity Jane into a Black Hills' beauty and James Hickok into Wild Bill.

Follows the riders and drivers who galloped through Indian attacks and stage coach robberies to forge a communication and travel link between America's east and west.

Sweep aside the historical hype and confront the real facts and controversies surrounding Davy Crockett, Jim Bowie, William B. Travis, and the Texan defenders of the Alamo. Why did they fight when defeat and death were certain?

Legendary figures and tales of the romantic Old West come alive through the use of film clips, photos, drawings, and reenactments. Includes portraits of Wyatt Earp, Billy the Kid, Jesse James, and Geronimo.

A tribute to Buffalo Bill and the other colorful show folk whose Wild West shows entertained audiences around the world.

History of the frontier's most feared and fearless lawmen, who combed the wide-open spaces of Texas to track down some of the Old West's most vicious criminals.