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Miscellaneous Old West Articles - We just have so many Old West articles, they don't all fit into one category. We're trying to make it easier for you to find stuff.

Soldiering Begins in the American West - Until the year 1851, the vast plains to the eastward side of the Rocky Mountains were regarded as Indian territories, over which numerous tribes roamed at will. However, that changed with the discovery of gold in California, in 1849, drawing the eyes of the civilized world to the Pacific Coast, and a tide of emigration set in that direction, the like of which this country had never seen before.

Wars, Military, & Soldiers - Another long list of articles demanding its own category. Here, you'll find countless tales of bravery, tragedy, strategies, policies, and betrayal in the lives of the many who have fought for this country, and those that have been effected the wars of our nation.

 

Painted LadyThe Vice-Laden Wild West - A new category just for the vices of the American West to help those who are particularly looking for the wicked part of the Wild West. From whiskey, to drugs, sporting women, and outlaws, to scandal, sex, sin, and saloons, the Old West was filled with both glitz and grits.

 

Cowboys, Trail Blazers, & Stagecoach Drivers - Another new category for our readers that are looking to get quickly to the stories of those many cowboys, trail blazers, stage drivers, and freighters in the American West.

 

Benjamin FranklinBenjamin Franklin - The First American - A leading Founding Father of the United States, Franklin was also an author, printer, political theorist, politician, postmaster, scientist, musician, inventor, civic activist, statesman, and diplomat. He earned the title of "The First American" for his tireless campaigning for colonial unity.

 

Greenwater Valley, CaliforniaThe Greenwater Mining District, California - Great Promise in the Desert  - The Greenwater Valley was the site of the most spectacular boom in the history of Death Valley mining. While other districts, such as Bullfrog , Lee -Echo, Panamint, Skidoo and Leadfield had their booms, which saw rushes into new mining areas and the establishment of new mining camps and towns, Greenwater surpassed all the others in the brilliance of its birth.

 

Willow Creek and Gold Valley Mining Camps, California - The Willow Creek and Gold Valley area, located about ten miles south of Greenwater -- about fifteen miles by road -- was the scene of a Greenwater boom in miniature.

 

Rocky Mountain General Store Logo Rocky Mountain General Store Grand Re-Opening!!  --  Welcome to our brand new store! Receive an additional 15% (min $20.00 purchase) on any order. At checkout, use coupon code - OPEN

 

Legends of America Gift Certificate Legends of America Gift Certificates - Gift Certificates are the perfect solution when you just can't find the right gift or you're short on time. These are a great gift for any Old West enthusiast or history buff! Makes a perfect gift for friends, family, and business associates.

 

Four 16x20" Gilclee Prints Legends Photo Specials - 20-33% Off on sets of four 8x10 photo prints and our new Canvas and Giclée Prints. Also, Christmas Savings 15% Sitewide on our Legends Photo Shop - Use coupon OPEN. Minimum $20 purchase. Good through December 31st.

 

Legends of America Photo Store - We have recently re-invented our Photo Store, providing many more options for sizes, prints, paper types, & more. Cutting out the "middle-man," we have dramatically reduced our Canvas Print pricing and added new Fine Art Giclée Prints, for all of our photos. 

 

Native American Ordeals - Originally, an ordeal was a form of trial to determine guilt or innocence; however, the term evolved to be applied to any severe trial or test of courage, endurance, or fortitude.

 

Native American Religion - Though Native Americans' spirituality, ceremonies, and rituals were often referred to as “religion,” most  did not consider it in the way Christians do. However, it was labeled as such by American writers, soldiers, and settlers, who called it such, perhaps because they didn't know how to otherwise describe the rituals and ceremonies

 

Farm Security Administration - A New Deal - The Farm Security Administration was created in the Department of Agriculture in 1937. During its existence it included a small but highly influential photography program that portrayed the challenges of rural poverty.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Fancy DancerNative American Dances - Dances have always been significant in the lives of Native Americans as both a common amusement and a solemn duty. Many dances played a vital role in religious rituals and other ceremonies; while others were held to guarantee the success of hunts, harvests, giving thanks, and other celebrations.

 

Documenting History - From artists, to illustrators, photographers, writers, and publishers, American History is filled with adventurous characters who set out to document the events, people, and scenes that made this country grand. In many cases, these individuals often braved the elements, dangerous conditions, and battle grounds to document their experiences, travels, and views, in illustrations, written materials, and photographs.

Apsaroke ritual for strength and visionNative American Rituals and Ceremonies - Ceremony and rituals have long played a vital and essential role in Native American culture. Often referred to as “religion,” most Native Americans did not consider their spirituality, ceremonies, and rituals as “religion,” in the way that Christians do. Rather, their beliefs and practices form a integral and seamless part of their very being.

Benjamin Franklin, editor and writer, by Charles E. Mills, early 1900sWriters & Historians Documenting American History - American writings began with the implementation of the British colonies, thus linking the earliest writings to the tradition of English literature. However, other early settlers were also documenting their experiences.

 

Publishers Documenting American History - From the beginning of U.S. History, companies have been publishing magazines, newspapers, books, art, and photographs documenting America.

 

Federal Writers' Project - Real Life Stores - The Federal Writers' Project (FWP was a United States federal government project to fund written work and support writers during the Great Depression. It was part of the Works Progress Administration, a New Deal program, established on July 27, 1935.

 

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Camera - Vintage Photos IconVintage Photographs of the Old West - From our personal Photo Print Shop, you can now order prints that provide dramatic glimpses into the rich heritage of the American West. From notorious outlaws, to Indian Chiefs, buffalo roaming the range, and pioneers on the trail, this varied collection grows daily.

               

 

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