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The Brief & Heinous Rampage of the Rufus Buck Gang
The Rufus Buck gang’s exploits didn’t last long, but they were brutal enough to quickly go down in…
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Shanghai Kelly: San Francisco’s King Crimp
In the last half of the 1800s, the bustling port town of San Francisco, which grew out of…
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11 Reasons Why Kid Curry Was the Wildest of the Wild Bunch
Many of the most notorious names in Old West outlaw history somehow ended up banding together in one…
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Was Ike Clanton Really the Loudmouth Coward of Tombstone?
When the dust settled on the most infamous gunfight in the West, three men lay dying in the…
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8 Reasons Why Black Bart Was a One-Of-A-Kind Outlaw
When it comes to Old West outlaws, few were as colorful and creative as Black Bart. This gentleman…
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9 Things You May Not Know About the Sundance Kid
When it comes to Old West outlaws and famous train robbers, few are more famous than the bandit…
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9 Fascinating Facts About Cherokee Bill, Ruthless Outlaw
Notorious outlaw Cherokee Bill once killed a man while he was appealing to the Supreme Court for another…
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Curly Bill Brocius: Was He Really Shot and Killed by Wyatt Earp?
William “Curly Bill” Brocius was only on Arizona’s Old West scene for a little more than three years,…
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7 Facts about Johnny Ringo You Won’t Learn from Movies
Johnny Ringo was a charismatic, B-list desperado with an A-list reputation in American West history. Best known as…
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7 Facts About Tom Horn, Elusive Gun-for-Hire
Historians have tried for years to come to grips with the enigmatic and dark character of Tom Horn…
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8 Murderous Facts about John Wesley Hardin
John Wesley Hardin was one of the Old West’s most notorious killers: a ruthless outlaw who once killed…
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Laura Bullion: The Thorny Rose of the Old West
When an 85-year-old Memphis seamstress died in 1961, she was buried beneath a tombstone with three lines of…