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Martha "Calamity Jane" Cannary Calamity Jane was a professional Indian Scout, marksman, showman, and personal friend of Wild Bill Hickok who broke through the gender barriers of her time. calamity jane • wild bill hickok • george armstrong custer • buffalo bill cody • buffalo bills wild west
Calamity Jane There are many legends in the American West. One of the greatest is that of Calamity Jane. Here we see how she got her name in the process of saving an Army Hero. calamity jane • legends of the west • the wild west • martha jane cannary • captain ergon
Calamity Jane Calamity Jane was born Martha Jane Calamity. She was a tough-talking woman who drank, swore, and spit tobacco. Probably her greatest claim to fame was that she was once married to Wild Bill Hickok and mourned him when he was shot down in Deadwood, South Dakota. martha jane cannary • calamity jane • deadwood • buffalo bill • wild west show
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Still Kicking Talk about a nice place to see history come alive. While once-boom towns of the West are ghost towns now, Deadwood, South Dakota is thriving. deadwood • south dakota • black hills • hbo • old west
The Wild Women of the West Ever wonder what the real story of Calamity Jane was? What about Annie Oakley? Or Big Nose Kate? What exactly were the women of the west like? Were all women evil to the core in the early settlements, or were some 'legit'? annie oakley • wild bill hickock • big nose kate elder • calamity jane • billy the kid
GOOD-BYE BILL James Butler “Wild Bill” Hickok was murdered by Jack McCall while playing cards in a saloon on August 2, 1876. His death was mourned by many including Martha “Calamity Jane” Canary. hickok • wild • bill • james • butler
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