Famous outlaws

Most of the famous gunslingers of the West lived short, fiery lives. But their fame blazes on. The West’s most deadly gunfighters? Folks have been arguing about it....well... since the gunslingers were living and shooting and killing. It was a favorite pastime in saloons, discussing who deserved the dubious honors of having killed the most men, who was the best shot, and, most of all, who was the fastest. And the stories got more and more grandiose until fact and fiction were mixed forever…

Congratulations to Rob, who successfully identified Eleanore Dumont in this weekend's Person-of-Mystery Contest. Eleanore Dumont was ...

Jesse James is one of the rarest American autographs. So when Leslie Hindman Auctioneers announced that a James-signed photo—claimed to be the only one known—w…

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Although he was a legend during his own lifetime, not many people are aware of Wild Bill Hickok, a gunslinging Sheriff that ruled the Wild West with an...

Charles E. Bolton, aka: Black Bart, Charles E. Boles, T.Z. Spalding (1830-1917?) - Best known as Black Bart, this Old West outlaw was noted for his poetic messages left after his robberies. He was a gentleman bandit, and one of the most notorious stagecoach robbers to operate in and around Northern California and southern Oregon during the 1870s and 1880s.

There are many famous Outlaws MC Members in history. Famous musician David Allen Coe, FBI list one percenter Outlaws MC member Taco Bowman and Jack Rosga.

This vintage American History photo features Butch Cassidy in a photo taken in Fort Worth, Texas, 1900. Remember American Wild West History with this...

The arrival of the daguerreotype in the 1840s could not have come at a more fortuitous time for