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Zerelda Mimms James, wife of Jesse James - 2
Zerelda "Zee" Mimms James (1845-1900) - Married to Jesse James, most thought that the outlaw left her a wealthy widow, but, that was not the case. In fact, Zee had to sell most everything in the...
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Zerelda Mimms James, wife of Jesse James
Zerelda "Zee" Mimms James (1845-1900) - Married to Jesse James, most thought that the outlaw left her a wealthy widow, but, that was not the case. In fact, Zee had to sell most everything in the...
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Winning Miss, 1911
A Winning Miss, 1911. Vintage photo restored by Kathy Weiser-Alexander.
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Revolver Girl
A gambling cowgirl in the Old West appears to be pulling a gun on her opponent.
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Preparing supper on the Plains, 1866
Preparing supper on the Plains, by James F. Gookins, 1866.
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Pearl Hart, lady outlaw
Pearl Hart, aka: Pearl Bywater, Pearl Taylor, Mrs. L.P. Keele (1871-19??) - Hart was one of the only female stagecoach robbers in the American West.
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Pearl Hart, lady outlaw
Pearl Hart, aka: Pearl Bywater, Pearl Taylor, Mrs. L.P. Keele (1871-19??) - Hart was one of the only female stagecoach robbers in the American West.
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Nellie Cashman, angel of Tombstone, AZ
Nellie Cashman (1845-1925) - Known as "The Angel of Tombstone," Cashman wandered the frontier mining camps of the 1800s seeking gold, silver and a way to help others.
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Nellie Cashman, Angel of Tombstone, AZ
Nellie Cashman (1845-1925) - Known as "The Angel of Tombstone," Cashman wandered the frontier mining camps of the 1800s seeking gold, silver and a way to help others.
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Molly Brown, mining baron's wife of Titantic fame
Margaret "Molly" Tobin Brown (1867-1932) - Better known as "The Unsinkable Molly Brown," who survived the sinking of the Titanic, Margaret Tobin originally came from humble beginnings. Born in...
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Mary Fields, female African-American stage driver
Mary Fields, aka: Stagecoach Mary (1832-1914) - Born as a slave in Tennessee, Fields was one of the first women entrepreneurs, stagecoach drivers, pioneers of the American West. Unfortunately, because...
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Mary Anderson, Actress, 1887
Mary Anderson de Navarro, was a popular stage actress in the late 19th century, photo 1887
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Mary Anderson, Actress
Mary Anderson de Navarro, was a popular stage actress in the late 19th century, photo 1887
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Mabel Paige, Idol Of South
Mabel Paige Idol Of South, Marshall's Musical Comedy Company
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Lillie Langtry, actress, 1890
Lillie Langtry, aka: Emilie Charlotte Le Breton (1853-1929) - One of the most famous actresses of the 19th century, she was the obsession of Judge Roy Bean, who named his infamous Saloon/Court "Jersey...
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Lillie Langtry, actress, 1882
Lillie Langtry, aka: Emilie Charlotte Le Breton (1853-1929) - One of the most famous actresses of the 19th century.
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