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Just Returned From Tombstone
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Started this discussion. Last reply by Vito Fashoda on Wednesday.
Imagine Their First Train Ride!
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Started this discussion. Last reply by Stan H Jan 13, 2010.
Before There Was Coal Oil
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Started this discussion. Last reply by Kevin Hogge Sep 18, 2009.
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Bat replied to Kevin Hogge's discussion Just Returned From Tombstone
"Hi Morg. please can you bring back some pictures of Wyatt Earp Days and of the changes to share with us here?
Ps.
Have a good time in T'stone for the Wyatt Earp Days vacation
Bat"
Bat replied to Kevin Hogge's discussion Just Returned From Tombstone
"Hi Vito please can you bring back some pictures of Wyatt Earp Days and of the changes to share with us here?
Ps.
Have a good time in T'stone for the Wyatt Earp Days vacation
Bat
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Morgan replied to Kevin Hogge's discussion Just Returned From Tombstone
"At this point, I'm not sure what went on. Just some scuttlebutt about it in town. But Bob Love has a help wanted add in the Sierra Vista news paper for the OK Corral.
Terry Clanton is seen most days hanging around the "Ghost and…"
anthony martin replied to Kevin Hogge's discussion Just Returned From Tombstone
" I wonder if Terry Ike Clanton and he are still hanging together.Was there a big shake up with the o.k. venue or did Keith just opt out?"
Kevin Hogge commented on Sue Cauhape's blog post Longmire is back
"I still have most of last season on the DVR. I plan to catch up in the next couple of weeks. Looking forward to the story of his wife's murder to play out. You know he killed the guy!"
Morgan replied to Kevin Hogge's discussion Just Returned From Tombstone
"According to one local merchant, he's still in town and lives at the same house with his son. He is no longer at the OK coral and is driving a hearse. What he's doing I don't know."
anthony martin replied to Kevin Hogge's discussion Just Returned From Tombstone
" What happened to him?I thought that after his legal battle awhile back he'd become a permanent fixture there.Does anyone know where he has headed now?He was certainly "colorful"."
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Death of a DVR or Goodbye to Bret Maverick
Sad day in the Hogge household. Our DVR decided to give up and along with it went my entire collection of the 1982 series, Bret Maverick. Always one of my favorites, I was like a kid at Christmas back in 2010 when the Western Channel brought it back and ran every episode. The bad thing is, I have never been able to find it on DVD, not even the pilot. The Lazy Ace was a light hearted good movie on its own. It was my "go to" when there was nothing to watch and my wife has always liked it as…
ContinuePosted on April 21, 2013 at 6:30am — 4 Comments
Helldorado, I Think???
We just left Tombstone and I'm still not sure if I made a wrong turn and ended up in Sturgis S.D. In years past, Helldorado has been a fun celebration with the majority of attendees dressed in 1880's attire and proudly flaunted their finest. There was an exciting historical atmosphere which gave visitors a feel for the old west and we always left feeling a little closer to our past. In the past, the town had taken the extra effort of blocking and redirecting vehicle traffic away from the…
ContinuePosted on October 21, 2012 at 2:30pm — 34 Comments
True West Now Has 2000 Members!!!
Congratulations to the True West Historical Society. The growth of this site says a lot about the great people and noted historians who take the time to share their knowledge and thoughts with all who visit. When I joined there were less than 800 western enthusiast here; I thought that was a lot. I've met many wonderful people here, some I've come to know personally and I treasure their friendship. I've learned more than I could have imagined and spent many enjoyable hours talking about the old… Continue
Posted on October 25, 2010 at 6:30pm — 2 Comments
Comment Wall (13 comments)
- At 7:52am on November 26, 2009,
Kirby Jonas said… - Kevin, I never dreamed what a stir I would create by putting up a post for a charitable cause on which I don't make a single dime. As you can see, the thread is gone.
- At 10:13pm on December 2, 2009, Kirby Jonas said…
- Thanks for the warm words, Kevin. I came to this site because I love the Old West. I always have. I get deeply (maybe too deeply, if that's possible) into my research and am proud to be part of a group where I can always find at least one person who knows about any topic I care to delve into. Sorry to have come across as a "traveling" salesman. I guess I got too comfortable on the group and shouldn't have jumped in with both feet. That's what a challenge does to me, I guess. Let's get back to the West.
- At 10:17pm on December 4, 2009, Kirby Jonas said…
- Kevin, it sounds like we're kindred spirits. I'm in this for the history, first and foremost, and the friendship of kindred spirits like you.
- At 5:28pm on January 3, 2010,
Ruben J. Cogburn said… - Thanks for the welcome Kevin! Great to be here.
- At 11:21am on February 3, 2010,
Paul Saeli said… - Thanks for the welcome Kevin!
Paul
- At 11:22am on July 4, 2010,
Dallas Hunt said… - Kevin I have no agenda here that's a fact im not trying to start any trouble. Perhaps my discussion is a bit more leaning towards my side in that case I will edit it within the next couple of days so It reads less like a viewpoint and more like a theory. As an individual I have a right to an opinion as do you and I intend to display my viewpoint for all to see wether they like it or not. I am in no way a fraud or making fraudulant claims. Dont be so jaded towards me. The 1995 exhumation really didn't prove a thing in my opinion there was tooth material taken from an unidentifiable source that was also used for DNA testing. Like I said good luck with calling me a fraud and or claiming I'm a fraud because it's far from the truth.
Respectfully,
Dallas Hunt
- At 12:27am on July 11, 2010,
Robert Bluedorn said… - Hi Kevin,
Hope all is well with you and yours.
Bob
- At 5:52pm on November 3, 2010,
Steve McCarty said… - Thank you for your kind thoughts, Kevin.
I was going over some photos that I took of the Morgan archive in Wisconsin. I discovered very interesting tintypes. Most marked with G.W. Morgan's name along the bottom. One shows a young man with inky black hair and a very dark handlebar mustache. It's framed just like my picture of the kid. I also found a young gray eyed fellow and five pictures of another gent. I think I found Morgan pictures of John Middleton and Frank McNabb. The man who I think is McNabb is trying on disguises. He also painted a mustache on one of his pictures. Similar to Middleton's. Middleton drew a goatee on his face too, similar to McNabb. So we can conclude that the men were friends and maybe Middleton wanted to be a cattle detective too.
- At 9:38pm on January 5, 2011,
Dave 'Bat" Chapman said… - Hello Kevin,
Thank you for your comment...everyone should know the truth and the faces of the old west. Thanks to Photography these images are left to us. It has taken three years to gather these photographs from many different sources...they are our national history and we should all study them to discover the real west.
Happy New year from your friend Dave 'Bat' Masterson-Chapman
- At 7:29pm on January 11, 2011, Dave 'Bat" Chapman said…
- Hello Kevin,
just like to say the discussion on " the photographs" is closed as far as I am concerned.
There will be no more responses from me on this subject. Please take a look at my last three comments and the suggestions I have made to improve Picture submissions.
Thanks,
Dave 'Bat' Chapman
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