St. Vincent Memories

The Manitoulin - steamer ship featured in Chuck Walker's BORDER TOWNS The photograph above, recently located on this website , is on...

EPILOGUE Charley Brown was sheriff of the Pembina area, Dakota Territory from 1875 until his death in 1884. The hangings by the Fort Pembi...

W ith this chapter, Dear Readers, BORDERTOWNS comes to a close. 1 This was the last [complete] book written by Chuck Walker , and once ag...

January turned cold and blustery, with nagging winds and a heavy depth of snow. Drifts to the south created rail delays and often a day or t...

It was dark when Knute's mind began to function. A sickening, sweet, cloying odor seemed to be invading his senses. It seemed he was hav...

From Dominion City: Fact, Fiction & Hyperbole The entire countryside was anxious to be at the Emerson depot to greet the first train a...