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The Arlington Ladies

On Memorial Day we remember our loved ones, but these ladies recognize our fallen soldiers this weekend and every day of the year…

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Posted in American Countryside Arkansas

The Lone Ranger, Silver and Tonto

No matter your age, you’ve most likely heard of the Lone Ranger, his horse Silver and his faithful Indian companion Tonto who fought for law…

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Posted in Kansas Video

American Countryside Video: The Eisenhower Farm

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Posted in American Countryside Arkansas

Wanted Dead or Alive

Perhaps you’ve heard the phrase, “Wanted, Dead or Alive!”  It certainly was used on some occasions, but near Ft. Smith, Arkansas, the term was of…

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Posted in American Countryside Arkansas

A Long Walk Behind the Wagon

If a fugitive is captured, they are usually transported to a jail to await a hearing before a court of law. That’s what happened here…

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Posted in American Countryside Arkansas

A Crack Shot and Tenacious Tracker

He was one of the first African American U.S. marshalls in the nation.   His reputation as a crack shot and tenacious tracker of fugitives…

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Posted in American Countryside Arkansas

Law In the Indian Territory

In Ft. Smith, Arkansas you can find the courtroom where Judge Issac Parker used to preside.  It was a place where fugitives who had escaped…

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Posted in American Countryside New Mexico

A Mine Under the Museum Floor

It’s a museum with its mine underneath the floor – an unusual, but effective idea on promoting the industry that once flourished here…and perhaps may…

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Posted in American Countryside New Mexico

A Different Mineral in a Mine

Many mining booms begin quite by chance. That was the case about 100 miles west of Albuquerque. However, the mineral discovered was quite different than…

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Posted in American Countryside Arizona

Hidden Cove Petroglyph Park

I’ve always enjoyed the chance to view Native American petroglyphs.  The ancient rock writing is fascinating, but it’s hard to find but a handful of…

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