From legendary Academy Award winners to rising stars, discover the incredible actors who brought the "GOAT" of Westerns to life.

Explore 5 reasons why Lonesome Dove is the "GOAT" of Western mini-series. From its iconic cast to its authentic storytelling, discover the legacy of this epic saga.

The Virginian is the third-longest running Western series in the history. But what about that legendary rifle? What did he use during the historic nine-year run?

The Alamo is a former Spanish mission in San Antonio, Texas, and one of the most famous historical sites in the United States because of its role in the Texas Revolution.

Bonanza ran for 14 seasons (1959-1973) and became one of the most popular and enduring TV Westerns for several key reasons.

Terence Hill was one of the most recognizable figures in European cinema. He made a name for himself with American Western audiences because of his charm, physicality, and comic timing.

Get the lowdown on stagecoach heists with an inside look at the anatomy of a frontier robbery—and the reality behind the legends of the road.

Explore the history of the Butterfield Overland Mail and the legendary trails and outposts that kept the frontier connected.

No texting. No dating apps. No social media. How did folks find love in the Old West? Find out some frontier dating rituals, and some couples who broke the rules!

Both were lovable sidekicks for the legendary Marshal Matt Dillon on Gunsmoke. Let’s break down the differences between the two.

The first time Donald and Kiefer Sutherland shared scenes in a film was in Forsaken — modern Western where father and son met as equals, and a boy’s dream came true.

For a series that ran 20 years, there was never any real angst among the staff over the years, and the Gunsmoke cast even stayed friends well after the series ended.