BUFFALO BILL Ep. 6 | “‘Tin Jesus On Horseback’”

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UPDATE | “Summer of 1876” Event Announcements!

Join us for two upcoming events in 2024 about Chris’s book, “The Summer of 1876” February 2, 2024 – 2:00-3:00pm presentation 3:00pm Book Signing Scottsdale, Arizona Western Spirit: Scottsdale’s Museum of the West Presentation and Book Signing **FREE to the public March 9-10, 20 ...  Show more

OUTLAWS Ep. 1 | Sam Bass: “Indiana Cowboy”

Sam Bass began life as a typical farm boy in the midwestern United States. But as he grew older, and experienced more than his fair share of family tragedy, he dreamed of becoming a Texas cowboy. After a detour through Mississippi, he made it to Texas and started living his dream ...  Show more

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