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James Beckwourth (cover art) , a freed slave (freed from his loving father) from Virginia, while part of a trapping expedition in the early 1820s, is captured by a band of Crow Tribal People while trapping in the wilds of modern Wyoming (within the boundaries the future Jefferson Territory).
James is mistaken for a long lost son of the tribe, he joins the Crow Nation as a result - going along with this mistaken identity.
As usual, a Beckwourth story always entertains, and his experiences add wonderful color to tribal life on the plains.
Enjoy!
And thank you for listening!
JB
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RECHERCHER LES ÉPISODES PASSÉS
Rechercher les épisodes précédents de While Buffalo Roamed: The Wild West History of Colorado.
AUTRES ÉPISODES DANS CE PODCAST
In this final episode of season one, we take a glimpse back, a look forward, and introduce the theater (The Haydee Stars) - the teacher (professor Owen John Goldrick) - and James Beckwourth moves to future Colorado! The cast of characters continue to grow and bloom.
WE did it!
1858 and 1859 (futu…
Today we add Golden City to the West Kansas Territory (future Colorado) - July of 1859.
The Boston Company arrives in Golden on June 12, after helping Thomas Gibson with that EXTRA (from episode 13) - a printing job for the Rocky Mountain News. The group land in Golden (nameless at the time) and f…
Just a short episode entered as a supplement to episode 32 (Disturbed: Golden City 1859.)
Three newspaper articles reporting on the summary hanging of Edgar Vanover (by the townspeople of Golden City - September, 5 1859).
First from the September 10, 1859 issue of the Rocky Mountain News
Secon…
Today we cover three (1859) ghost towns all within 5 miles of Golden, Colorado and all invisible!
Baden, Golden Gate City and Mt. Vernon
All three towns existed at the foot of their respective mountain "gate" or "road" - nothing you might be interested in walking or driving today.
An introducti…
A short story of lawlessness in Denver City between a baker and a blacksmith is yet another illustration of the lack of law and order in the west Kansas Territory.
The settlers of western Kansas (future Colorado) are without a true government, lawlessness rules the streets.
The pioneers desperate…
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