#buffalo bill cody

[truckman816]

Toured 1883-1906 🦬🦬🦬

[lifewithaview]

Thomas Craig and Sarah Strange in Murdoch Mysteries (2008) Mild Mild West

S2E1

While attending Buffalo Bill Cody's Western Extravaganza, Det. Murdoch, Insp. Brackenreid, Constable Crabtree and Dr. Ogden witness a killing when a stunt apparently goes bad. The stunt involved one legendary wild west gunman shooting the other who catches the bullet in his teeth. It's all trickery of course and he's not supposed to be shot for real. Murdoch determines that the man was actually shot by someone with a rifle. When the second member of the stunt team is also killed, Murdoch starts looking into their past to find a solution to the crime. A horse hair provides the vital clue. Insp. Brackenreid's wife has joined the temperance league and he has promised to give up drink. An encounter with the flirtatious Annie Oakley puts an end to that.

*McRawlins is said to make "only $40 a week" - more than five times what Murdoch is said to make in the third episode.

[chiefjoseph1877]

Buffalo Bill Cody Shaking Hands with Chief Joseph, 1897Chief Joseph and Buffalo Bill behind the scenes, Ambro Park, Brooklyn, New York

[chapuyes]

U ever wonder what the cowboy is doing in Bram Stoker’s Dracula? PLEASE read this article, I’ll even post the thesis so u can skim it & gnaw on the idea and maybe read the whole thing.

“This article argues both that Buffalo Bill and his Wild West show were important inspirations for Bram Stoker’s novel Dracula and that, in the Wild West show, as in Dracula, the frontiers of racial encounter were invested with the possibility of degeneration and the necessity of race war. Pairing show and novel in this way, we begin to see how late nineteenth-century, progressive frontier myth and the literature of gothic horror represented homologous fictional worlds, divergent but sprung from common origins on mythic race frontiers.”

[skjam]

Magazine Review: National Geographic July 1981

Magazine Review: National Geographic July 1981 edited by Wilbur E. Garrett National Geographic was originally titled The National Geographic Magazine when it was first published in 1888. It was the scholarly journal of the National Geographic Society. In 1905, it began including photographs to go with the articles, and began sometimes having color photographs in the 1910s though this did not…

[2t2r]

Mashup de stars via leur nom par Kalle Mattsson

Nouvel article publié sur https://www.2tout2rien.fr/mashup-de-stars-via-leur-nom-par-kalle-mattsson/

Mashup de stars via leur nom par Kalle Mattsson

[maddi--paige]

buffalo bill | denver, colorado | 7.2023

[filosofablogger]

♫ Green River ♫

Yesterday, Roger posted this song in a comment on Annie’s post, and I immediately thought, “WHOA … a CCR song that I haven’t ever played before!”  For once, I was right … I haven’t played this one before.  Let me just correct that oversight now … According to SongFacts … This song was written by group leader John Fogerty, who explained in his Storytellers special: “Green River is really about…

[beyondtheadobe]

[onefootin1941]

1889 William F Cody “Buffalo Bill”, galloping on his white horse, Isham, who is galloping full tilt while Bill leans back hard in the saddle riding like the professional horseman he was.

McGee Equine Rescue, Facebook

[silas-soule]

william f. cody (buffalo bill) in wild west show tent, c. 1903

[chiefjoseph1877]

Buffalo Bill Cody Shaking Hands with Chief Joseph, 1897Chief Joseph and Buffalo Bill behind the scenes, Ambro Park, Brooklyn, New York

[roscoe-conkling]

William F. Cody, better known as Buffalo Bill, with his horse Isham at a wild west show in 1905.

[cookinguptales]

guess who found a wild west photo boooooth

[heliographa]

Sadly, we'll never get a reunion movie, but I like to think of them that way :)