cowboys

A collection of ninety black-and-white photographs that profile people and landscape of the American West.

Fictional diary of a fourteen-year-old girl accompanying a cattle drive along the Chisolm Trail in 1878.

A collection of nearly twenty, humorous tall tales featuring cowboys, cowgirls, and other characters from the Wild West.

On a cattle drive in the desert on the night before Cowboy Ned's birthday, his horse Andy goes in search of a birthday cake, which he thinks will make Ned's birthday complete.

The story of a soft-spoken cowboy who lived and worked in Wyoming in the late 1800s.

Examines the experiences of the cowboys, Native Americans, settlers, and soldiers and their contrasting opinions of the frontier lifestyle.

Explores the myths and legends about cowboys, along with cowboy gear and clothes, cattle drives, and famous cowboys including Bill Pickett, cowgirl Annie Oakley, and film star John Wayne.

In 1897, while working as a train porter, Nat "Deadeye Dick" Love tells a young boy and his aunt how he was born a slave, after Emancipation became a cowboy renowned for his riding and shooting, and wound up a Pullman porter.