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Bowery Boy to Billy the Kid - True West Magazine

Scholars uncover answers and create more questions on the outlaw’s life and family from New York to New Mexico.This past year has been a watershed in terms of new scholarship on Billy the Kid. Here, in a True West exclusive, are the new finds you need to know about.

Mexico , El-paso , Texas , United-states , Fritz-spring , Arizona , China , California , New-mexico , Fort-sumner , West-virginia , San-francisco

Here's Looking at You, Kid - True West Magazine

When I was first diving deep into all the Billy the Kid scholarship back in the last century—doesn’t that sound ridiculous?—much heavy lifting had already been done by my go-to researchers, Philip J. Rasch, Nora True Henn, William A. Kelleher and Frederick Nolan. Even then folks thought there was little more to find out.

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Billy the Kid and the Apaches - True West Magazine

The audacious outlaw fought and raided his rival renegades without retribution.

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Shooting Back - True West Magazine

Our readers remind us of the variables and vagaries of historic truths, “well-established” facts, headlines and historical photographs.

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The Kid's First Kill - True West Magazine

It’s a Friday night, and young Henry Antrim is playing poker in George Atkins’s Cantina, just outside the military reservation of Fort Grant, Arizona.

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Ambushed on the Pecos - True West Magazine

True West Magazine
The Courageous Life and Death of Oliver Loving
In 1867, beneath a bluff a few miles from Carlsbad, New Mexico, two Texas cattlemen—one of them a trail-hardened 52-year-old, the other a 23-year-old roughneck—were fighting for their lives, surrounded by a marauding party of Comanches. If recorded at all, such an event would have been no more than a blip on the historical calendar of the American West, but this one—and its aftermath—turned out to be one of the most amazing examples of courage, loyalty and sheer grit in all the annals of the frontier.

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Is Doc Holliday in This Photo, or Not? - True West Magazine

True West Magazine
“Doc Holliday is ten feet tall and weighs a ton.”
—
J.J. Webb at the Old Town Las Vegas Jail, 1880
This photo first came to our attention when it appeared in Frederick Nolan’s book The West of Billy the Kid. Nolan published it, in part, because the Kid spent time in this jail in December 1880, when Pat Garrett escorted him and members of his gang to Santa Fe. Recently some historians have speculated that Holliday is in the photograph, to the right of Webb (in shackles).
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The first time we saw this historical group photo taken in Las Vegas, New Mexico Territory, was in 1998 in Frederick Nolan’s book

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What History Has Taught Me: Janice Dunnahoo, Archivist

True West Magazine
Janice Sallee Dunnahoo

Janice Dunnahoo is the archivist for the Historical Foundation of Southeastern New Mexico. She is a sought-after public speaker on local history topics for government and civic organizations. Dunnahoo writes a weekly column “Historically Speaking” for the
Roswell Daily Record, (Roswell, New Mexico) and is also a regular contributor to the
West Texas Historical Association Newsletter and
Texas-New Mexico Border Archives. In 2020, she was a panelist for the Western History Association Conference and at the New Mexico Humanities conference in 2021. She is also a professional genealogist.
People don’t realize how hard it is to put together a historical article when you have several different historical “sources” that vary on what actually happened.

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