For a taste of the iconic Wild West, head to any of these American destinations, where you'll find cowboy history and ...

Discover Wild West history at this Texas city, where guests can see old buildings, artifacts, and cowboy reenactments before ...

The Wild West is known for cowboys and shootouts. However, there multiple famous black cowboys that played an intergal part ...

Cowboy and Old West historian Michael Grauer rates 13 Wild West scenes in movies and television for realism. Michael Grauer debunks common tropes in Western films, such as the realism of quick-draw ...

Discover the untold stories of Black cowboys, outlaws, and protectors in the Wild West. From Bose Ikward's bravery to Cherokee Bill's rebellion, their legacies shaped ...

LAKE BUENA VISTA, Fla. — An artist from Washington, D.C. is adding his own flair to the Disney Springs Art Walk: A Canvass of Expression in honor of Black History Month. Muralist Brandon Hill’s new ...

Before energy drinks and espresso bars, the Wild West ran on one thing — coffee. Cowboys called it “brown gargle” when it was weak and “belly wash” when it was bad, but they’d trade silver for a ...

IIIF provides researchers rich metadata and media viewing options for comparison of works across cultural heritage collections. Visit the IIIF page to learn more. Hand-cut paper toy printed with an ...

Tip your hat to cowboys from the American West and beyond with this roundup of photos from National Geographic’s archive.

Wild horses and burros have become fixtures in the American West ever since Europeans brought the animals over. They remain an important part of our culture today, which is why federal law protects ...