A close friend of Apache Indian chief Cochise, Jeffords was an Indian agent for the Chiricahua Reservation and became known as the “white chief of the Apaches.” ...

Possibly because The Rifleman series that Levy-Gardner-Laven produced on television was shot in black and white was the reason that no one apparently noticed that Chuck Connors had blue eyes. In any ...

The American West: Geronimo - Master Guerrilla Fighter The fierce Chiricahua Apache fighter Geronimo had an all-out war that spanned the American-Mexican border as he defended his people and their way ...

These 12 Native American heroes achieved epic greatness as warriors, writers, artists, and scientists. Here are little-known stories of vast achievements and epic courage across American history.

On page 25, Pollard said, "Betzinez [Fort Sill Apache and Geronimo's relative] says that the Bedonkohe were concentrated around present-day Clifton, Arizona. Clifton, Duncan, and Maple Peak all lie ...

The Apache chief dictated his autobiography, published in 1906 as ‘Geronimo's Story of His Life’. He died at Fort Sill, Oklahoma, on 17 February 1909, still a prisoner of the United States, and was ...

Apache Chief Geronimo painted by Bart Vroman in 1979 – h/t Randy Tucker It took him four days to complete a painting of legendary Apache leader Geronimo. Geronimo never traveled to the area from his ...

Finally he joined (as a correspondent) the fight against the Apache chief Geronimo. Back East, he sold his first sketch, Indian Scouts on Geronimo’s Trail, to Harper’s Weekly for $10.