Keeping a cowboy legacy alive in the face of pandemic challenges, this Montana family is at the forefront of a growing sport.
These moments from history deserve a closer look...and nothing brings out the true life of these moments in time than color. So we hand picked a collection of once black and whites, now in vibrant color. Warning, these rarely seen photos are not suitable for all audiences. While these gorgeous colorized photos of the past are definitely a must-see, not all of the stories are fit for consumption, so proceed with caution. Black and white definitely didn't do these photos justice...
Native American with a coyote
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William F. "Buffalo Bill" Cody poses with Native American chiefs at Col. Fred Cummins' Indian Congress during the Pan American Exposition. The men are (l to r): Brave Chief, Eagle Chief, Knife Chief, Young Chief, Buffalo Bill, American Horse, Rocky Bear, Flys Above, and Long Wolf. All images reproduced on embossed canvas mounted to either 3/16” or 1/2” Ultra Board. Descriptive information provided on the back of each image. Notes- The watermark "HistoricalPhoto.com" will not appear on artwork itself.
Real Stories of Black Cowboys, Women Sharpshooters, Native American Rodeo Stars, Pioneering Vaqueros, and the Unsung Explorers, Builders, and Heroes Who Shaped the American West A 2021 Notable Social Studies Trade Book from the Children's Book Council and National Council for the Social Studies "The True West is especially and unreservedly recommended for family, elementary school, middle school, and community library American History collections for young readers." —Midwest Book Review "Mifflin Lowe's True West displays the multi-faceted experience of Western culture through its many diverse and iconic characters. Whether cowboy, stage performer, or arbiter of the law, these stories will allow the reader to see America through a new lens revealing education and insight for all ages!" —Dom Flemons, The American Songster, Grammy-Award Winning Folksinger "In this useful, informative book, more than two dozen men and women from a range of racial, cultural, and geographic backgrounds are recognized for their roles in the construction of American society during westward expansion. … A strong addition to social studies and literacy curricula." —Amina Chaudhri, Booklist Did you know that the Lone Ranger was likely inspired by a black cowboy? Or that some of the most famous sharpshooters in the West were women? Or how a Native American rodeo star could ride even a buffalo? These are no tall tales! In fact, historians estimate that 1-in-4 cowboys were actually black, Latino, or Native American—or even women! So saddle up for a tour of the Wild West with some of history's most unsung heroes and discover how the great Western story is really everyone's story.
Help your child make a festive woven basket using paper bowls and yarn that is sure to please and fun to make.
In the early 1900s, Seattle-based photographer Edward S. Curtis travelled the western United States to document the lives of Native Americans still untouched by Western society.
William Frederick Cody known as Buffalo Bill ,led an interesting life in many occupations, some authentic and some not so. His life is about frontier history and intertwines with Indian History
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These amazing photographs of Native Americans in Washington meeting US President Calvin Coolidge after they were granted citizenship following the 192...
William “Buffalo Bill” Cody launched his Wild West Show in 1883, and it ran for thirty years. His traveling show consisted of hundreds of horses, buffalo,
Martha Jane Canary or better known as Calamity Jane, was an American frontierswoman and professional scout, known for her claim of being an acquaintance
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When the town of Pendleton, Oregon, held its first large-scale rodeo, it introduced a new kind of rodeo queen—not a traveling cowgirl performer but a young...
