Day tripping from Tombstone, we found an historic hotel in a ghost town, Dragoon Jesus, Texas Canyon and Dinosaurs.

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Day tripping from Tombstone, we found an historic hotel in a ghost town, Dragoon Jesus, Texas Canyon and Dinosaurs.
We took a nostalgic stroll in Lowell, looked into the depths of the pit, and enjoyed our time in Bisbee.
We move out of Texas along the southern border of New Mexico, with lots of history and one of our primary destinations, Tombstone, on the path.
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One of America’s great rags to riches stories and a pioneer not only for women but also African Americans, Madame C.J. Walker blazed a path as the first black woman millionaire and is argued as the first self-made woman millionaire in the U.S. Read about C.J. Walker – Blazing a Path in Business.
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Did you know?
On March 9, 1916, the last hostile action by foreign troops in the Continental United States occurred when Pancho Villa led his Mexican Troops on a raid in Columbus, New Mexico. Author Jesse Wolf Hardin wrote a version of the events as complete as the author could muster, encompassing the perspective from both sides of the battle and from both sides of the border. Read Pancho Villa Attacks Columbus.
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Wells Fargo began when prosperous New York businessmen, Henry Wells, and William Fargo saw a great opportunity in the west after gold was discovered. The pair, who had helped to found American Express in 1850, officially created Wells Fargo & Co. on March 18, 1852, with two primary objectives – transportation and banking. Read Wells Fargo – Staging & Banking in the Old West.
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One of the most famous Apache leaders to resist Westward Expansion by white settlers was Cochise of the Chiricahua Apache. Cochise was known to his people as A-da-tli-chi, meaning hardwood, and lived in the area that is now the northern Mexican region of Sonora, as well as New Mexico and Arizona. These lands had long been home to the Apache until the Europeans arrived. See Cochise – Strong Apache Leader.
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Twenty miles northeast of Lochiel is the old ghost town of Sunnyside. Interestingly, Sunnyside is far removed from the “typical” Arizona ghost town, as far as its make-up, beginnings, and lifestyle, not to mention its remote location. Unlike other mining camps, it was not filled with saloons, brothels, and lawless elements, but rather, it was a religious community. Were it to exist today, modern writers would probably call it a commune, or worse, a “cult.” Read about Sunnyside – A Different Kind of Ghost Town.
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You may not realize it, but there are many things to consider when working out of your RV. Here are a few to keep in mind. What kind of job: Seasonal, full-time, or part-time? Location: where and why? Space Consideration: How much and where? Working while RVing: Making sure you set time aside for your life and vacation. Read Rachel Weimer’s Working While You RV.
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Dave & Kathy Alexander.
Legends of America is comprised of just the two of us — Dave & Kathy, who have a love of history, travel, and a desire to share it with the world! We have several others who have contributed along the way and always welcome more.
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Boundless gratitude for your wonderful, important contribution to communicate and convey Native American culture
Oh my Gosh! Cannot say often enough what a nice diversion your site gives me! I have been reading it with interest and sending invites to you and Kathy for years to visit our home in TN or our cabin in CO for almost as long…
I absolutely love seeing you and Kathy in a video every once in a while on the History Channel or other sources!
Thank you for your continued articles!!!
Thanks for the kind words Sarah, we’re fortunate to have you as a reader!