Were they well-meaning missionaries or political appointees betraying the people they were sent to protect? The story of the impact agents had on reservation life.

Story of the greatest Indian fighter, who also deeply admired his enemies and worked to promote the advancement of Native Americans during peacetime.  

The story of the U.S.'s campaign against the Navajo Indians during the 1860s.                                                                          

Starved by the buffalo hunter's greed and driven from their homeland, the hard fighting Southern Cheyenne struggled to maintain peace on the plains. But for Colonel John Chivington, there could be no peace until every Indian was wiped out.

The Cheyenne Indians were perhaps the greatest warrior nation of the 19th century.                                                                     

The saga of mining and cattle towns in the new frontier, which thrived for a time, but went bust when economic conditions changed.                     

A vivid documentary about one of the rarely told stories of the Civil War--the bloody battles between North and South that took place west of the Mississippi.

The colorful story of how the mighty steamboat overcame sandbar-filled waters and hostile Native Americans to open the West to pioneer settlement. Recounts how the steamers carried soldiers, homesteaders, cowboys, miners, and supplies.