Footprints of the Frontier

To shine a light on one of the more lawful labeled gunfighters, we're taking a deeper dive into the folklore of Dallas Stoudenmire.

In order to preserve their histories, cultures, and ways of life, this is the first in a series of brief essays documenting the rich details of Native American tribes.

In America, the myth of the hidden civilization beneath Death Valley, California, is a topic of mythology both from Indigenous cultures and the folktales of pioneers.

This in-depth look at the story that inspired Killers of the Flower Moon will take you on a journey into the heart of Osage County.

Today we look at the legendary assassin and title-winning sharpshooter, James "Deacon Jim" Miller, sometimes better known by his hired hand sobriquet, "Killer Miller."

As an effort to dive deeper into the lives of female criminals and the origins of their misdeeds, here is Pearl Hart, better known as the Lady Bandit.

Today we look at the legendary Pinkerton Detective and bounty hunter, Charles Siringo. Welcome to Footprints of the Frontier.