
4-H Fair in Sublette, Kansas 1939.
Eddie Adams – Killer of the Prohibition Era
Susan “Doc Susy” Anderson – Frontier Physician
William Anderson – Wichita, Kansas Gunman
William “Red” Angus – Fighting in the Johnson County War
William “Bill” Arnold – Posseman Killed
Arthur R. “Doc” Barker – Killed at Alcatraz
Barker-Karpis Gang – Terrorizing the Midwest
Charles Bassett – Dodge City Lawman
Hamilton Bell – Transforming Wicked Dodge City
Chief Black Kettle – A Peaceful Leader
The Bloody Benders of Labette County
Jack L. Bridges – Kansas Lawman
William “Billy” Brooks – Lawman & Horse Thief
John R. Brinkley – Goat Gland Doctor
Henry Newton Brown – Outlaw Marshal of Kansas
John Brown – Crusading Against Slavery
Abram B. Burnett – Potawatomie Chief
Buffalo Bill Cody – American Frontiersman
Phil Coe – Gunfighter and Gambler
Francisco Vasquez de Coronado – Spanish Conquistador
Benny and Stella Dickson – Bank Robbers
Billy Dixon – Texas Plains Pioneer
George W. Earp – Cowboy and Lawman
James C. Earp – Lesser Known Older Brother
Morgan Earp – Killed in Tombstone, Arizona
Virgil Earp – Upholding the Law of the West
Wyatt Earp – Frontier Lawman of the American West
Frank B. “Pistol Pete” Eaton – Fastest Draw in Indian Territory
General Thomas Ewing, Jr. – Fighting For Kansas
George W. Flatt – Kansas Gunfighter and Marshal
James Butler “Wild Bill” Hickok
Doc Holliday – Deadly Doctor of the West
John Reynolds Hughes – Texas Ranger
John “Turkey Creek Jack” Johnson – Riding With the Earps
James H. Lane – Grim Leader in the Free-State Fight
Pawnee Bill Lillie – Another Wild West Showman
“Cock-Eyed” Frank Loving – Dueling Gunfighter
“Rowdy Joe” Lowe – Saloon Gunfighter
Bat Masterson – King of the Gun Players
Edward “Ed” Masterson – Killed in the Line of Duty
James “Jim” Masterson – Dodge City Marshal
Mysterious Dave Mather – Lawman or Outlaw?
William E. Mathewson – The Other Buffalo Bill
Daniel Boone May – Protecting the Deadwood Stage
Edward P. McCabe – Nicodemus Colonizer & State Auditor
Joseph G. McCoy – Kansas Cattle Baron
Sherman McMasters – Outlaw or Lawman?
Mike Meagher – Kansas & Oklahoma Lawman
Edna Murray – The Kissing Bandit
Tom Nixon – Buffalo Hunter & Lawman
William Quantrill – Renegade Leader of the Missouri Border War
The Pawnee Indians – Farmers on the Plains
Charles Rath – Buffalo Entrepreneur
Levi Richardson – Gunfighting in Dodge City
Ben Robertson – Lawman Turned Outlaw
Lafayette Augustus Shadley – Lawman
Luke Short – A Dandy Gunfighter
Benjamin “Pap” Singleton – Leading the Exodusters
Thomas “Bear River” Smith – Marshaling Abilene
Sughrue Brothers – Courageous Kansas Lawmen
Texas Billy Thompson – Constant Trouble
Bill Tilghman – Thirty Years a Lawman
“Texas Jack” Vermillion – Old West Gunfighter
John Joshua “J.J.” Webb – Lawman Turned Outlaw
© Kathy Alexander/Legends of America, updated November 2022.
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