1852-1903

Fired from her job and run out of Piedmont in the Wyoming Territory on account of her unladylike manner, Martha Jane Cannary saddles up and makes her way to Fort Sanders.

Chronicles the life of Martha Canary, the woman known as Calamity Jane, discussing her life and adventures, exploring how she became a Wild West legend, and debunking common myths.

"Separates the myth from the truth in the life of Calamity Jane, including her early life, her many different occupations, her travels throughout the Wild West, and how she became a legendary figure"--Provided by publisher.

A biography of one the West's wildest women known for her outrageous behavior and claims of scouting for the Army and fighting off Indians.

Tells of the lives of Annie Oakley, Belle Star, and Calamity Jane who became folklore heroines of the old West.

This book describes the life of Calamity Jane, who had positive opinions of the things that a girl could enjoy and who gained a reputation for daring horsemanship and skill as a rifle shot.

Relates some of the exploits of Wild West legend Calamity Jane.

Introduces children to Calamity Jane, distinguishing fact from fiction and discussing how she became a legendary figure in the Old West.