Montezuma Castle, Sinagua Ruins, near Sedona, Arizona
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Trader Ft. Union North Dakota Frontier Traveler Picture of the Day
Fort Union, North Dakota. Trading post in the early 1800s.
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Barracks, Ft. Caspar. The fort is located in Casper, Wyoming. It was named for Lt. Caspar Collins, who was killed[…]
Read moreHovenweep Frontier Traveler Picture of the Day
Hovenweep National Monument is located along the border between southeast Utah and southwest Colorado, just north and west of Cortez,[…]
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Pumas on Parade
Pumas on Parade is a public art project of the San Juan Mountains Association – and if you’re in Durango,[…]
Read morePecos Pueblo – Where Cultures Met
While on a trip to retrace parts of the Santa Fe Trail, we stopped at Pecos Pueblo, located off I-25,[…]
Read moreGrant Marsh – The Most Famous River Pilot of Them All
While in Bismarck, North Dakota, the Frontier Travelers went searching for the gravesite of Grant Prince Marsh – probably the[…]
Read moreThis Summer Travel to Historic Homesteads
The landmark U.S. law that fueled a Western land rush, helped define the American spirit, and inadvertently triggered the Dust[…]
Read moreTravel to Civil War Sites via New NPS Website
As part of its commemoration of the Civil War Sesquicentennial and coinciding with events marking the 150th anniversary of the[…]
Read morePony Express Riders Are Off and Running!
On April 3, 1860, Johnny Fry galloped out of St. Joseph, Missouri, carrying a satchel of mail and the hopes[…]
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