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Charles Goodnight
Former Texas Ranger Charles Goodnight built the first cattle ranch in the Texas panhandle and became one of the wealthiest cattle barons in the American West.
charles goodnight • goodnight-loving trail • cattle baron • oliver loving • texas rangers
Former Texas Ranger Charles Goodnight built the first cattle ranch in the Texas panhandle and became one of the wealthiest cattle barons in the American West.
charles goodnight • goodnight-loving trail • cattle baron • oliver loving • texas rangers
Oliver Loving
Kentucky farmer Oliver Loving moved his family to Texas in 1843, pioneered the long-distance cattle drive, and helped establish the Goodnight/Loving trail.
oliver • loving • cattle drive • charles goodnight • texas
Kentucky farmer Oliver Loving moved his family to Texas in 1843, pioneered the long-distance cattle drive, and helped establish the Goodnight/Loving trail.
oliver • loving • cattle drive • charles goodnight • texas
The Chuckwagon
In 1866, Texas rancher Charles Goodnight created a practical solution to the problem of feeding cowboys during cattle drives.
chuckwagons • american west • charles goodnight • goodnight-loving trail • cattle drives
In 1866, Texas rancher Charles Goodnight created a practical solution to the problem of feeding cowboys during cattle drives.
chuckwagons • american west • charles goodnight • goodnight-loving trail • cattle drives
History of Fort Sumner, New Mexico
Fort Sumner, New Mexico was the destination of the Navajo Long Walks, an integral stop on the Goodnight/Loving Trail, and a favorite hideout for Billy the Kid.
fort sumner new mexico • bosque redondo reservation • navajo long walks • mescalero apaches • billy the kid
Fort Sumner, New Mexico was the destination of the Navajo Long Walks, an integral stop on the Goodnight/Loving Trail, and a favorite hideout for Billy the Kid.
fort sumner new mexico • bosque redondo reservation • navajo long walks • mescalero apaches • billy the kid
National Cowboy Hall of Fame
To celebrate the iconic hero (and heroine) of the west, come to Oklahoma City and the National Cowboy Hall of Fame and Western Heritage Museum.
national cowboy hall of fame • john wayne • apple pie • baseball and cowboys • charles goodnight
To celebrate the iconic hero (and heroine) of the west, come to Oklahoma City and the National Cowboy Hall of Fame and Western Heritage Museum.
national cowboy hall of fame • john wayne • apple pie • baseball and cowboys • charles goodnight
Parker’s Fort, Texas, part 1
Parker’s Fort was established in 1834, by John Parker, a staunch Baptist preacher from Virginia. He was the grandfather of the famed Cynthia Ann Parker who was captured by the Comanches.
parker’s fort • cynthia ann parker • texas • john parker • comanche
Parker’s Fort was established in 1834, by John Parker, a staunch Baptist preacher from Virginia. He was the grandfather of the famed Cynthia Ann Parker who was captured by the Comanches.
parker’s fort • cynthia ann parker • texas • john parker • comanche
Parker’s Fort, Texas, part 2
Parker’s Fort was established in 1834, by John Parker, a staunch Baptist preacher from Virginia. He was the grandfather of the famed Cynthia Ann Parker who was captured by the Comanches.
parker’s fort • cynthia ann parker • texas • john parker • comanche
Parker’s Fort was established in 1834, by John Parker, a staunch Baptist preacher from Virginia. He was the grandfather of the famed Cynthia Ann Parker who was captured by the Comanches.
parker’s fort • cynthia ann parker • texas • john parker • comanche
Review – A Buffalo in the House by R.D. Rosen
R. D. Rosen writes the remarkable story of a buffalo in need of a home, the humans who take him in, and the extraordinary battle to save the North American bison.
buffalo • bison • american west • montana • santa fe
R. D. Rosen writes the remarkable story of a buffalo in need of a home, the humans who take him in, and the extraordinary battle to save the North American bison.
buffalo • bison • american west • montana • santa fe
Americas Black West, part 2
In 1866 Congress organizes four regiments of African-American soldiers to help fight the Native Americans. These soldiers participate in a bicycle experiment across the Plains. Black Cowboys are explored such as Bose Ikard, Bill Pickett and Nat Love.
buffalo soldiers • cowboys • pickett • love • native-american black jack pershing
In 1866 Congress organizes four regiments of African-American soldiers to help fight the Native Americans. These soldiers participate in a bicycle experiment across the Plains. Black Cowboys are explored such as Bose Ikard, Bill Pickett and Nat Love.
buffalo soldiers • cowboys • pickett • love • native-american black jack pershing
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