Mo Brings Plenty is an actor who made appearances in several western series. Brings Plenty made several appearances in Yellowstone as Mo, the driver of chief Thomas Rainwater. Check out the table(s) below to find out in which episodes he made an appearance. O = appeared in this episode o = made an uncredited appearance x = was (only) credited in this episode - = did not appear in this episode ᵛ Voice only * To be announced America Divided (episode 1) Two Front War (episode 2) Blood & Gold (episo
This week, Taschen is publishing a new, photographic edition of Tom Wolfe’s 1968 classic The Electric Kool-Aid Acid Test, for which he embedded with Ken Kesey and the Merry Pranksters for their transcontinental (and very psychotropically enhanced) bus tour. Printed in a limited run of 1,968 copies, the new edition features never-before-seen facsimile reproductions of Wolfe’s manuscript pages; excerpts […]
(first posted 5/12/2012) Here’s Eugene’s most famous bus, Further. It’s not the original 1939 Further, the prototype of all hippie buses and the one that Ken Kesey and The […]
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Title: Olive St., west from 6th, St. Louis, Mo. Publisher: Detroit Publishing Co. Date Created/Published: [ca. 1900] Medium: 1 negative : glass ; 8 x 10 in. Reproduction Number: LC-DIG-det-4a08636 (digital file from original) Rights Advisory: No known restrictions on publication. Call Number: LC-D4-13173 [P&P] Repository: Library of Congress Prints and Photographs Division Washington, D.C. 20540 USA Notes: Date based on Detroit, Catalogue J (1901). "401" on negative. Detroit Publishing Co. no. 013173. Format: Dry plate negatives. Bookmark This Record: www.loc.gov/pictures/item/det1994014424/PP/
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This week, Taschen is publishing a new, photographic edition of Tom Wolfe’s 1968 classic The Electric Kool-Aid Acid Test, for which he embedded with Ken Kesey and the Merry Pranksters for their transcontinental (and very psychotropically enhanced) bus tour. Printed in a limited run of 1,968 copies, the new edition features never-before-seen facsimile reproductions of Wolfe’s manuscript pages; excerpts […]
On a breezy summer morning, I sat across from a figure clad in blue jeans, cowboy boots and a cowboy hat. His long, black braids trailed past his waist. He held more than 50 numbered ID tags, each representing a four-legged soul saved. Every year, the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) rounds up herds of […]
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Until 1978, the James farm was owned by the descendents of Frank and Jesse James. By then, the elements had just about claimed the farm. It was in ruins. Clay County purchased the home from Jesse's grandchildren and the restoration work was begun. By the next summer, visitors were once again going through the farm. Many visitors expressed an interest in how they could help with the restoration of the farm. As a direct response to these requests, an organization called "The Friends of the James Farm" was formed and its board of directors would like to invite you to become a member. As a "Friend" your annual membership dues will help finance the continued restoration of the farm as well as help sponsor historical research to help future generations know more about the lives and times of the James family.
Young and daring horseback riders once carried U.S. mail between St. Joseph, Missouri, and Sacramento, California, from where it was then ta...
Here are photos of Most Sacred Heart Church , in Florissant, Missouri, which is about 17 highway miles northwest of downtown Saint Louis. Th...
Alexander Gardner photographed some of the first battle images the world had ever seen. He photographed Civil War soldiers fresh-faced and ready to serve, and later, as they lay dead in fields. In 1867, Gardner came to Kansas. He had become the official photographer of the Union Pacific Railroad and was documenting the building of the railroad in Kansas as well as American Indians living in the area. His series of Kansas pictures, "Across the Continent on the Union Pacific Railway, Eastern Division," features more than 150 photographs that have become part of the archives of the Kansas Historical Society in Topeka.
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This is a Slovakia Postcard - National Types of Costume DZ212 Publisher: R.Prombergra Postcard size: Standard Postcard defect(s): Minor surface blemish Please also use the image magnifier to make your own assessment on the condition. Please ignore any lines caused by the scanner. When possible all of our postc
Organization expert Frank Buck describes how a weak communications plan eats up time and fills up email inboxes. His 4 tips can help educators limit time lost.
Alexander Gardner photographed some of the first battle images the world had ever seen. He photographed Civil War soldiers fresh-faced and ready to serve, and later, as they lay dead in fields. In 1867, Gardner came to Kansas. He had become the official photographer of the Union Pacific Railroad and was documenting the building of the railroad in Kansas as well as American Indians living in the area. His series of Kansas pictures, "Across the Continent on the Union Pacific Railway, Eastern Division," features more than 150 photographs that have become part of the archives of the Kansas Historical Society in Topeka.
No story of our West would be complete without including the story of the Pony Express. *Edit: This post was updated April, 2020 with video, below, and additional learning resources at the end of this post.* On April 3, 1860, history was made as the...
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The American Wild West includes the history, folklore, people, and events of the mid-1800s to the beginning of the 20th century (though some people date it up to the 1920s). During this time of expansion from coast to coast, many people rose to fame through their exciting (and often illegal) lives. We still remember these
1890 -1940 circa Pictures of West Pine Street Warrensburg, MO
Outskirts of Macon, MO. Joining Trish for Barn Charm
When I planned my visit to the Jesse James Museum in Kearney, Missouri, one of the first thoughts that came to mind was the Brady Bunch episode when Bobby
