When we think of cowboys and beverages, images of rye whiskey and frosty beer come to mind. But in the real Old West, the most refreshing drink was in a can.

The Old West and whiskey go together like spurs and boots, but this wasn't a monolithic liquor. For better and sometimes ...

Traveling with food was a nuisance for cowboys in the Old West, but they tried their best to make it work, even bringing ...

Cowboys driving cattle in the Old West traveled with a cook who made do with whatever food he brought in his chuckwagon, which was the great, great, great grandfather of the modern food truck. There ...

Cowboy diets relied on shelf-stable, hearty ingredients, but those chuckwagon cooks could get creative with meals. Here's ...

From Dillinger’s death mask to items owned by Buffalo Bill, “Cowboy” John Fremlin collects relics for his Hole-in-the-Wall ...

Roping and riding, driving cattle across the country, one in four cowboys of the Old West was Black – a little-known fact that will be spotlighted Feb. 28 at the Vallejo Naval and Historical Museum. A ...

Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... Art curators in Colorado are obsessed with presenting work that reframes traditional views of Western culture through a contemporary lens. It seems that ...