[Postcards of the Buffalo Bill Show]

[A hand written copy of an excerpt from Buffalo Bill Cody's autobiography]

"Buffalo Bill and Lonesome Charley: Both of These Noted Plainsmen and Scouts Lived in this Vicinity in the Early Days." Leavenworth Times. Jan. 21, 1917.

"Mrs. Staffleback Aged Murderess Dies in Prison: The Mistress of the Famous Murder Farm at Galena Succumbs to Pneumonia [in Kansas Penitentiary]." Leavenworth Times. Mar. 19, 1909.

Kuhn, Thomas. "Buffalo Bill's Town Disappeared." Kansas City Times. April 23, 1975.

Mace, Bonnie. "First Buffalo Bill a Modest Hero." Kansas City Times. March 17, 1975.

Cuthbertso, Gilbert M. "Cowboy's Diary Reflects Hardship of Life on the Plains"

Williamson, Hugh P. "Taverns Dotted Old Trail Across State."

"William F. "Buffalo Bill" Cody's Life Was Full and Interesting." Leavenworth Times. ND.

"Memorial to "Buffalo Bill" on Crest of "Cody Hill" Proposed, Leavenworth to Honor a Son." Leavenworth Times. January 26, 1936.

"The Glad Hand Ws Extended to Col W. F. Cody." Leavenworth Time.

Tomlinson, Rhonda. "Mrs. Bless's Dreams for Weston Come True." Leavenworth Times. March 6, 1988.

Hannon, Harry. "They Still Recall Buffalo Bill." Kansas City Star. January 30, 1968.

[Photo copy of Buffalo Bill Memorabilia].

"Preview Cody Film." Leavenworth Times. August 4, 1968.

"Buffalo Bill Cody in a Famous Pose." [photo] Leavenworth Times. August 11, 1968.

"Buffalo Bill Fete in Frontier Town." August 10.

"The Real McCoy, Kansas Style." Leavenworth Times. August 14, 1969.

"Leavenworth Group Marks Cody Birthday Anniversary." Leavenworth Times. February 27, 1969.

"Bill Cody to Visit City." Leavenworth Times. April 11, 1972.

"Buffalo Bill's Grandson Here; Cotillion Tonight." Leavenworth Times.

"Leavenworth, Cody Both Young When Buffalo Bill First Arrived." Leavenworth Times. August 8, 1971.

[Magazine of Buffalo Bill commemorative firearms from Winchester]

[Poster for Wild West Show (reproduction)]

[Picture of Buffalo Bill Cody]

Life on the Border. [A play]

"Wild Bill 'Prince of Pistoleers' A Hero of Mingled Facts and Fable."

Stewart, Karen. "Buffalo Bill Days Bring Back Wild West." Leavenworth Times. August 3, 1986.

"Memorial to "Buffalo Bill" on Crest of "Cody Hill" Proposed; Leavenworth to Honor a Son." Photo. Leavenworth Times. January 26, 1936.

"'Buffalo Bill' Spent Boyhood on a Farm Here." Leavenworth Times. May 20, 1936.

Buffalo Bill Cody and Leavenworth Kansas. [A timeline]

Mace, Bonnie. "First Buffalo Bill a Modest Hero." Kansas City Times ill. March 17, 1975.

Kuhn, Thomas J. "Buffalo Bill's Town Disappeared." Kansas City Times ill. April 23, 1975.

"Hickok, Wild Bill," Microsoft Encarta Online Encyclopedia 2003 http://encarta.msn.com 1997-2003 Microsoft Corporation. October 11, 2003.

"James "Wild Bill" Hickok," National Park Service http://www.nps.gov/peri/kickock.htm November 1, 2003. October 11, 2003.

"Wild Bill, "Prince of Pistoleers," A Hero of Mingled Fact and Fable." Leavenworth Times. ND. 2 copies.

Childress, William. "The Life and Death of Wild Bill Hickok." Magazine Article. ND.

Hyslop, Stephen G. "How the West was Spun." American History Magazine. October 2008, pp 26 - 31, ill.

Dary, David. "The Last Shoot-out of the Dalton Gang."Kansas City Star Magazine. July 25, 1971, ill.

Kelly, Louden. "Robbers' Descendant Packs Pistol for Law." Kansas City Star. April 25, 1969, ill.

Nash, Alanna. "Recalling the Real Bonnie and Clyde." Kansas City Times. Sep 13, 1972, ill.

Stephens, Marge Holler. "On the Trail of the Younger Brothers." Kansas City Star. July 21, 1981, ill.

Burnes, Brian. "Desperadoes and Publicity Hounds." Kansas City Star. Dec 29, 1992, ill.

Larkin, Lew. "Townspeople Foiled a Bank Holdup." Kansas City Star. Aug 18, 1973, ill.

Fisher, James. "To the Government, Famed Outlaw was an Unknown Soldier." [Article about Cole younger]Kansas City Star. Sep 15, 1991.

Wanted Posters - Jesse and Frank James; Dead or Alive; $5,000.00 Reward.

Shumard, George. Billy the Kid: The Robin Hood of Lincoln County. [Booklet] Cambray Enterprises, © 1969.

Brown, Mary Ann Sachse. "The Legend From Leavenworth : Buffalo Bill Rose to Prominence From His Home in Leavenworth County." Leavenworth Times. Sept. 6, 2011, ill.