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The 10 Best Barbecue Joints in Kansas City That Showcase The City's Flavorful Heritage

The white clapboard farmhouse where Laura Ingalls Wilder wrote many of the books in her "Little House" novels still stands in Mansfield, Mo., Feb. 28, 2007. Seventy-five years after the first book in the series was published, they remain popular internationally.

Love 'Little House on the Prairie'? Take a Tour of the Real Laura Ingalls Wilder's Homes

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Jesse James: How Did the Infamous Outlaw Die?

View of Deadwood, in South Dakota, in its heyday, as photographed by F.J. Haynes, showing store fronts and a group of men in Deadwood, South Dakota, USA, circa 1877. (Photo by Fotosearch/Getty Images).

7 of the Creepiest Ghost Stories From the Old West

Forrest McCurren poses with guitar

Forrest McCurren's 'Little Rock' is a Love Song for Homesick Romantics [Premiere]

US frontierswoman Calamity Jane (Martha Jane Burk, c 1852 - 1903) celebrated for her bravery and her skill in riding and shooting during the gold rush days in Dakota./ James Butler Hickok, known as "Wild Bill" Hickok (1837-1876), folk character of the American Old West. Ca. 1873.

Were Calamity Jane and Wild Bill Hickok Really in Love?

Photo of John Wesley Hardin / A studio portrait of Belle Starr probably taken in Fort Smith in the early 1880s. / The only surviving authenticated portrait of Billy the Kid

8 Notorious Outlaws Who Became Wild West Legends

Photograph of Wyatt Earp while he was a marshal in Dodge City

Wyatt Earp: The Wild West Icon Served as a Consultant on Early Western Films

Flashback: Sam Elliott Dances to George Strait in 'Road House' and We're Swooning

A Look Inside the Historical Pony Express Museum