Gunfights, jailbreaks, cattle-town boom nights, and range wars — the towns and trails where the frontier legend was actually made.
15 narrated stories — read them here, or hear them all in the app.
Ford County
How rails and cattle made Dodge City a frontier legend.
Hyde Park
A brief railhead boom made Newton famous for one terrible night in Hyde Park.
Old Lincoln County Courthouse
A courthouse, a condemned man, and a jailbreak that outlived them all.
Socorro County
How one siege made a young deputy a territorial legend.
Adair County
How a derailment near Adair turned outlaw violence into national fame.
First National Bank of Northfield building
A bank raid became a street battle that ended an outlaw band.
Williamson County
A failed bank robbery became the gunfight that fixed Round Rock in Texas memory.
Rock Creek Station State Historical Park
At Rock Creek Station, violence became frontier mythology.
Garfield County
The quiet, ironic ending of a famous Western life in Glenwood Springs.
Johnson County
How a cattle dispute became a national scandal in Wyoming.
Converse County
How range work in Converse County forged a notorious Wyoming reputation.
Tooele
From Tooele County ranch country to robberies, a sheriff’s badge, and a memoir.
Dalton Gang Hideout
A Kansas tunnel where legend is stronger than proof.
Tascosa Ghost Town
A Panhandle crossing became a cow town, then lost the race to rail.
Stevens County
A frontier political fight that turned lethally literal in Stevens County.
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