Trail Dust
Bob CandlandReturn to the thrilling days of yesteryear in the dusty, musky archives of America's old west history written by intrepid writers who reported the adventures of America’s west, plus, interviews with today's historians, authors and researchers.
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| Issues | 28 | Founded | 3 years ago | Last Issue | a year ago |
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Trail Dust Vol. 3 No. 3.
From Prescott to Tombstone's Barfoot Trail!
Marshal White’s homicide scene where White was mortally wounded by Curley Bill Brocious near the chimney of the lot at Allen St. and 6th St. Tombstone, A.T. October 28, 1880. This photo from Apri...
Trail Dust Vol 3 No 2
Photograph Details Homicide Clues: Should the case be reopened?
The Bird Cage Theater lot near 6th and Allen St. Tombstone, A.T. dates as April 1880. This photo depicts the lot as it looked during the time of the Marshal Fred White homicid...
Trail Dust Vol. 3, No 1
Western Take Down, Campo, California
Return with us now to those thrilling days of yesteryear’s past dusty, musky archives reporting history, and review the best of America’s western history magazine writers as they brought the events and...
Happy Trail Dust New Year, to You!
December 31, 2024Trail Dust is made possible by you, our subscribers.
December 31, 2024Trail Dust is made possible by you, our subscribers. We appreciate your trust and patronage. Please consider becoming a paid subscriber. The monthly rat...
Sweet Song of The Bird Cage Theater
Curtain rises on the Bird Cage Theater History
Photo historian and author Mike Mihaljevich has packed The Bird Cage Theater, an 1881rectangular box of approximately 185000 cubic feet Variety Theater in Tombstone, Arizona into a dandy page...
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