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There was great turmoil, opportunity and change in the American West throughout the nineteenth century and during the early twentieth century. The vastness of the frontier was an enticing gamble for those willing to reap its rewards and brave its many dangers. Put on your "Gus", strap on your spurs, and join us as we explore the people, events, legends, and details of this most exciting period of American History.
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