Dodge City, Kansas, is a place where the Old West comes to life. Known as Kansas' "Cowboy Capital," this historic frontier town was once a bustling cattle hub and a hotbed of gunfights ...

Cattle rustling may sound like a thing of the past, but the act of stealing livestock is still alive and well in Kansas.

Wichita? A historic Kansas police docket book with references to Wild West lawmen Wyatt Earp and Bat Masterson is one legal step closer to being returned to Dodge City following a federal court ...

Then, the Kansas Museum of History rounded out the ... Kan.; Boot Hill Museum/Historic Dodge City, Dodge City, Kan.; Council Grove, Santa Fe Trail National Historic Landmark; Council Grove ...

DODGE CITY – William “Bat” Masterson was ... Oklahoma is named after – the year before, according to Kansas Historical Society records. The company disappeared in the late 1940s.

Opening a new polling site in the historic Wild West town of Dodge City just days before ... The southwest Kansas city, located 160 miles (257 kilometers) west of Wichita, once was a destination ...

DODGE CITY, Kansas — The history of this small city ... City officials hope to double the tourist trade by gussying up the downtown historic district. When finished next year, it will include ...

Dodge City offers plenty of historic charms,” author K.C. Dermody wrote about the small community in southwest Kansas. “Boot Hill Museum focuses on its heritage with entertaining historical ...

Boot Hill Museum/ Historic Dodge City _ Once known as the "wildest, wickedest, and woolliest" of Kansas cowtowns. Council Grove, Santa Fe Trail National Historic Landmark. The community is a Santa ...

Spruce Street in Dodge City, Cottage on Boot Hill is owned by ... on Airbnb.com by searching Cottage on Boot Hill. More:Kansas historic hotels offer a look back in time for guests.

“The revitalization of Dodge City’s historic downtown is an essential ... The money for the project comes from STAR Bonds, a Kansas Department of Transportation (KDOT) Cost Share Grant ...

A photo from 1922 shows the Point of Rocks near Dodge City before nearly 80 percent of the hill was removed for the construction of U.S. 50. Courtesy of Kansas State Historical Society A landmark ...