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Links to our favorite online places

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ScarletMask Enterprises

Mark Boardman is The Man Behind the Mask. He's a native Hoosier with a lifelong interest in the American frontier. He has a collection of Old West books and magazines, ephemera and pictures. Boardman also writes on a variety of Western Americana subjects, and holds positions with both the Western Outlaw/Lawman History Association (WOLA) and the National Association for Outlaw and Lawman History (NOLA). And he does have a special interest in the Reno Gang.

BlongerBros.com

The site details the long and colorful careers of Sam and Lou Blonger. At one time, the Blonger brothers were famous all across the West as gamblers, saloonkeepers and lawmen. Only recently we confirmed that both Sam and Lou served as marshal in Albuquerque in 1882, at the lose of Earp's vendetta ride and subsequent stay in that town.

From Gary McLellan. Maybe the most comprehensive Old West site on the web. Stories. Links. BJ's Discussion Board. Almost everything for the Old West enthusiast.

A website devoted to female outlaws of the Old West! Pony in and read about Belle Starr the Bandit Queen, Calamity Jane, Stagecoach Mary, and other frontier femmes! Plus, Western poetry, films, and west-o-rama merchandise.

A coalition of Billy the Kid history enthusiasts and preservationists headquartered in New Mexico, and with members all across the United States, as well as Brazil, Canada, Germany, Australia, and England. The organization is dedicated to preserving the few and fragile remaining artifacts from the time of Billy the Kid.

From Thadd Turner, an expert on Wild Bill Hickok and his times. Books, photos, articles and more.

The authentic Wyatt Earp Birthplace located in Monmouth, Illinois.

Tombstone History Discussion Forum site.

David Henry Barker, Texas Lawman

The life and times of a Texas lawman, complete with source documentation.

A nice website developed by Nick Swinhart on the history of Wyatt Earp.

A website designed by Clay Parker, a great great grand nephew of Frank and Tom McLaury. This site is dedicated to his McClaughry roots and the facts and legends surrounding his Tombstone kinfolk.

A comprehensive website which include many facets of the history of the Old West.

A new and growing web site with a great deal of information on the life of Harry A. Longabaugh (aka Sundance Kid.) This site was developed by WOLA's own Donna Ernst.

Well researched information on Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid. This webpage was created by Dan Buck and Anne Meadows.

Check out a website by author Steve Gatto which is dedicated to the history of Tombstone!

Visit this interesting website developed by Terry "Ike" Clanton, relative of the Tombstone Clantons. This site includes many items of interest to fans of the Old West. Come on over and see what the Notorious Clanton Gang is up to!

This page was created to provide a source of reliable Wild Bunch information and a guide to the best in Wild Bunch literature.

Badges, collectors items, great stories, and more!

A great site for Oklahoma Outlaw-Lawman History.

An interesting site dedicated to Billy the Kid and his outlaw gang.

Specializing in books on the Old West.

Westerns. The history of the cinema, actors' biography, directory of films.

A super selection of modern blank guns, western blank firing guns, Civil War guns and other popular replica blank guns and fake guns.

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