2. Amarillo, Texas Amarillo's Wild West roots lie not in gold or silver but cattle, as the wide, open spaces attracted ranchers to the area in the late 1800s. The city is still surrounded by ...

This Old West ghost town is now an attraction you can visit, with plenty of activities from museums and performances to gold panning and even ghost walks.

Meandering wild burros, wild west shootouts, and abandoned mines leading into the desert hills. This dusty village is on a desolate stretch of America’s favorite highway, and it’s not to be ...

Ghost towns emerged during the 19th century as communities that had been built around mining camps, railroad hubs, and boomtowns fueled by gold rushes.

As far as the Wild West town replica, it’s 4,400 square feet, modeled after Tombstone, Arizona in the 1800s. The space features working rooms, a saloon/bar, and two half-baths.

There’s a Wild West-themed Christmas attraction tucked away in the hills of southern Ohio. East of Cincinnati, Dogwood Pass will shine bright during the Christmas season. The secluded late-1800s ...

GO WILD Five Wild-West-themed attractions, towns and saloon bars where you can pretend to be a cowboy, without leaving the UK ...

THERE’S a secret town just outside of London that looks like it belongs in the Wild West of 1800s America. While the time-warp town, 20 miles from London, is only home to 24 buildings, it has… ...

It wasn’t just men, and they weren’t all white—Black women of that time were pioneers and played integral roles as cowhands, ranchers, business proprietors, philanthropists, mail and freight ...

The Wild West town replica is 4,400 square feet, modeled after Tombstone, Arizona in the 1800s. The space features working rooms, a saloon/bar, and two half-baths.