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turnofthecentury: Reutlinger ~Kitty Tranney,c.1900 via RMN
Loud Bear, Calendrical History was recorded by pictographic images painted on buffalo hides which recorded the prominent occurrence of the year. In 1855 the name "they-tore-off-the-Crow's-headdress-wi Bear Spirit, Native American History, Pow Wow, The Crow, American Culture, American Beauty, Native Art, American People, Sioux
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Loud Bear, Calendrical History was recorded by pictographic images painted on buffalo hides which recorded the prominent occurrence of the year. In 1855 the name "they-tore-off-the-Crow's-headdress-wi
an old photo of a bar with bottles on the counter and pictures hanging above it
Absinthe Room: 1906
New Orleans circa 1906. "Old Absinthe House -- the bar."
a group of men standing around a bar in a room with deer heads on the wall
Saloons were social centers of the early mining camps :: Photographs - Western History
Patrons gather around the bar inside of a saloon in the mining town of Turret, Chaffee County, Colorado. "Whiskered man (left end of bar) old man H. M. Zook. C. W. Franzce is man holding beer glass which appears directly over cap of card player whose hand is exposed." Date [between 1900 and 1910?]
an old black and white photo of a cowboy
Commodore Perry Owens, Sheriff of Navajo County, Arizona Territory and winner of the second most famous gunfight in Arizona history. In Holbrook, Sept. 1887, as part of what is sometimes called the Graham-Tewksbury feud, within the space of seconds, Owens fired just 5 shots, killing Andy Cooper, Sam Blevins, Mose Roberts and wounding John Blevins.
In 1877, Bat Masterson lived in Cheyenne, Wyoming. He went on a five-week winning streak on the gambling tables, but he tired of the town and left when he ran into Wyatt Earp, who encouraged him to go to Dodge City, Kansas, where Bat’s brothers Jim and Ed were working in law enforcement. http://www.cheyenne.org Cowboy Names, Wild West Outlaws, Doc Holiday, Doc Holliday, Wyatt Earp
When New York City Tamed the Feared Gunslinger Bat Masterson
In 1877, Bat Masterson lived in Cheyenne, Wyoming. He went on a five-week winning streak on the gambling tables, but he tired of the town and left when he ran into Wyatt Earp, who encouraged him to go to Dodge City, Kansas, where Bat’s brothers Jim and Ed were working in law enforcement. http://www.cheyenne.org
an old black and white photo of men playing chess in a room full of other people
Earp Deals, Wyatt Earp, Doc Holliday, January 1881, Faro Tables, Faro Concession, Arizona January, Historical Museums, Oriental Saloon
an old photo of a woman wearing a hat and holding a wine glass in her hand
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an old fashion photo of a woman in a yellow dress
10/21/1858 - The Can-Can was performed for the first time in Paris.
an old photo of a man with a mustache
The Edwardian Dream-boat
The Edwardian Dream-boat
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two women sitting on top of each other wearing dresses made out of flowers and feathers
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three men in hats are sitting next to a dog
"Old West Cowboy" photos with supporting text, part 3
These 1885-1895 armed Arizona cowboys have a total of six pistols, three of which are 7.5 inch barreled Colt Single Action Army "Peacemakers". The man to the right of the image has an ivory-gripped Colt in a "Cheyenne" style tooled double-loop holster. The center man has a double holster rig, and one of his smaller pistols is a "Bulldog."
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Vintage Photo Three Cowgirls with Guns 1900 10 5x17
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