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The Tom Selleck Story—his life and career. Magnum P.I to Blue Bloods, Jesse Stone, The Sacketts, Crossfire Trail and more. Outdoorsman, cowboy, Hollywood star.
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The Ken Curtis Story
By Robert Deason Key Takeaways Curtis made his mark as Festus in Gunsmoke. Before Gunsmoke, Curtis gained fame as a singer. Curtis has hidden connections to Hollywood’s biggest names. Ken Curtis is closely identified with his…
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Wild West Travel: Santa Fe, New Mexico
Where Culture and History Paint the Desert By Reagan Johnson Santa Fe, New Mexico stands as a testament to both the ancient and the new. It’s a place where centuries-old adobe buildings meet cutting-edge art…
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Did Joel McCrea own a ranch?
Joel McCrea appeared in 80 films, including many historic Westerns. One of the oft-asked questions about the star was how much his off-screen life mirrored his on-screen performances.
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Roosevelt’s Ribeye Recipe
Inspired by President Theodore Roosevelt’s Elkhorn Ranch, this ribeye is cold-seared to perfection with a flavorful crust and tender center. Perfect for any cowboy.
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Theodore Roosevelt’s Favorite Fried Chicken Recipe
An ode to President Theodore Roosevelt’s favorite fried chicken— buttermilk brined, crisped to perfection, and smothered in bacon fat gravy.
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Was Theodore Roosevelt Shot During a Speech?
Theodore Roosevelt was shot while preparing for a campaign speech in Milwaukee on Oct. 14, 1912, during his run for a third term as president, this time on the Progressive ticket.
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Westerns for Beginners
Curious about Westerns? From iconic classics to hidden gems, this beginner’s guide will have you talking cowboy lingo like a seasoned fan.
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The Teddy Bear’s Origin Story
Learn how a 1902 hunting trip with President Theodore Roosevelt inspired the creation of the teddy bear, a childhood classic with an enduring—and adorable—legacy.
