An investigation into the brutal murder of 128 westward-bound pioneers in southern Utah, and how Mormon leaders conspired to keep the horrible crime secret.

The colorful story of how cattle barons rose to power by controlling vast ranches that were larger than some states.                                   

Examines how the building of the railroad changed the frontier. Fortunes were won and lost, entire towns sprung up and disappeared, and legends were made as the old frontier gradually faded away.

The story of the Wild West's most famous cowboys and their world of stampeding cattle, blazing gunfights, and dangerous days on the range.             

The American Wild West was conquered with great violence, but the Canadian frontier was settled with barely a shot being fired. This documentary looks at the reason why.

Separates fact from fiction about Jesse James, John Wesley Hardin, Billy the Kid, and the Wild West's other most notorious gunslingers. Here are the gruesome truths, exaggerations, and outright lies about their lives.

What kind of man would be a lawman in the lawless West? Here are the motivations and sometimes questionable methods of the people who wore a badge and tried to civilize the wild frontier.

The saga of the notorious Dalton boys, who served as lawmen before becoming train robbers. Includes the tale of their violent deaths in 1892--they went down while attempting to rob two banks in the same day.