My late son, Jerrell Knowles, was a descendant of Kiowa Chief Dohasan, who, in 1874 attacked the Buffalo Hunter Camp at Adobe Walls and won the battle, almost killing Kit Carson. Carson had two mountain howitzers to fend of the destruction of himself and the New Mexican Volunteers and Jicarilla Apache and Ute scouts.
4.joyce roberts(non-registered)
i would have loved to live in the old west .as a doctor .iwould love to visits the west .if there is some still left .
3.Ring Paul Huggins(non-registered)
Great photos and great site. I am always looking for mining photos of the Terlingua District.
2.Kate Marshall(non-registered)
I just finished looking at the photos of your vintage photos. Awesome!
1.Richard Duree(non-registered)
In these hard economic times we believe we have it dough. However, the life of the early west was anything but easy. The one thing they had going for them was what they decided to make of their lives.
They did not look for someone else to take care of them. They did however support each other in the early code of survival.