“Buffalo Bill” Cody lived at Scout’s Rest Ranch ... and what the Jays learned in buying its 1930 successor. A photo of Welcome Wigwam II is propped up on the mantel, one of several ...

Denver’s parks department is looking for a replacement to the Pahaska Teepee Gift Shop and Cafe by Buffalo Bill’s Grave, ...

(Photo by Rey Del Rio/Getty Images) Named after the legendary Buffalo Bill Cody, the moniker oozes grit, toughness, and blue-collar pride, which perfectly encapsulates the heart of Buffalo itself.

While it was described as not much more than a barn, the theater attracted acts like Edwin Booth, Buffalo Bill Cody and General ... 1974 Herald-Leader staff file photo When building inspectors ...

Reshuffle Begins as Inter Milan Circle ChiesaLiverpool’s summer overhaul is gathering momentum, with long-expected changes ...

In the 1800s, this was where the most skilled river pilots lived – the daredevils who guided steamboats through the treacherous Upper Rapids, memorizing every hidden rock and swirling eddy that could ...

LeClaire, Iowa sits quietly along the Mississippi River, offering a perfect blend of small-town tranquility and unexpected ...

CODY, Wyo. — A ghostly image of William F. “Buffalo Bill” Cody stands by the door, inviting visitors to explore the “humors and stirring scenes” of the Western frontier. An illusion of ...

William “Buffalo Bill” Cody didn’t become famous for his mining ventures in the rugged country near Oracle north of Tucson. But mining ventures there were exactly what occupied him after his ...

When Jackie Lee descended into an abandoned mine outside Tuscon, Ariz., her mind was on William "Buffalo Bill" Cody. In the early 1900s, around a century before Lee made her own exploration in the ...

“Buffalo Bill” Cody’s “Old Glory Blowout,” staged on roughly the southwest part of present-day Cody Park. Two notable cultural institutions sprang from Cody’s bash on July 4 ...