Places · starting with T

A location near Main Street where the father was knocked down by the current.

Moody and his son came out of the barn.

The mangled remains of Carl Ehrman were found on the west side of the big Hatchet.

The article suggests sending troops to the border to protect pioneers.

The building where the shooting occurred and where Ada fled to the rear.

A location in the Southwest where Jack Fleming employed cowboys and where Charles Hutchinson hung around.

a.k.a. Burros

The location where Mr. Feasel was taken after the accident.

Place where excavation is not yet finished and new treasure might be discovered.

A city visited by Col. J. F. Chavez and L. H. Huning.

An establishment where Wes provides something to straighten you out in the morning.

The county is mentioned as having thirty established school districts and school taught in 27 of them during the year.

A small platform of planks set down in the desert, three hundred yards from the town.

a.k.a. the depot

One of the dance halls in Codyville.

a.k.a. The Des Moines

The district is a place for which no specific historical facts are recorded in the available sources.

Reported to be finer than ever.

a.k.a. Dugout

A location or line reference associated with the Plaza.

Location where two Indians including Kid were chased by scouts.

Hundreds of people searched the hill.

Mr. Luke had been at the hospital for the past week.

The hotel on Broadway where Pearson met Mr. Gaddis and confronted his wife.

a.k.a. Broadway Hotel

Mr. Hardy and the trappers returned to the house, which was empty.

One of the dance halls in Codyville.

a.k.a. The Iowa

Where Ada was taken and locked up.

A mine with an 80-foot deep air shaft where Mr. Gudgin had his accident.

a.k.a. the Key