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14th
St. Boarding House - The Sundance Kid and
Etta Place stayed at a boarding
house at this address when they returned to the U.S.
in April 1902. |
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| Adrian,
Michigan - William T. Phillips and Gertrude Livesay were married
in Adrian, May 14, 1908. |
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| Afton,
Wyoming - Located in Star Valley. Matt Warner and
Tom McCarty
spent time in the area following the Telluride bank
robbery. It was in
Afton that the brothers-in-law met their future wives-Rose Morgan
(Warner) and Sary Lemberg (McCarty). Afton was founded by Mormon
settlers along the Lander cutoff of the Oregon Trail. |
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| Alma, New
Mexico - Alma was home to the WS Ranch owned by William French.
Under the aliases Jim Lower and William
McGinnis,
Butch Cassidy and Elzy Lay, were employees of the ranch. |
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| Atlanta, Georgia
- Ben Kilpatrick served time in the federal penitentiary in
Atlanta following his arrest and conviction in St. Louis for passing
stolen bank notes. |
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Auburn,
Wyoming - Butch Cassidy and Al Hainer were captured in Auburn by
Deputy Sheriff Bob Calverly and rancher Chapman for horse theft.
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| Baker
City, Oregon - Bill McCarty owned a ranch near Baker on the North
Powder River. The Invincible Three used the ranch as a base
before moving on to Washington. |
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| Bandera, Texas
- Childhood home of Will
Carver. |
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| Beaver, Utah
-
Robert LeRoy Parker was born in Beaver April 13, 1866; nine months
later the town was formally incorporated on January 10, 1867. Beaver is also the birthplace of
Philo Farnsworth who invented the cathode ray tube which made
television possible. Farnsworth is listed as one of Time magazine's 100
most influential people. |
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| Belle
Fourche, South
Dakota - Location of the Butte County Bank robbery on June 28,
1897. Belle Fourche translates to "beautiful fork" in French
(no information exists for potential sister cities, Belle Cuillère
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| Big Timber,
Montana - O.C. Hanks was sentenced to the Montana State
Penitentiary for robbing a Great Northern train near Big Timber
sometime in the 1890's. |
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Billings,
Montana - The Sundance Kid,
Harvey Logan and Walt Punteney were
held in Billings following their arrest near Lavina on
September 22, 1897.
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| Brown's
Park, Utah - Formerly known as Brown's Hole. Located just
south of Wyoming, along the Utah and Colorado borders, Brown's Park
was one of three major hideouts that formed the Outlaw Trail. Butch
Cassidy found himself in Brown's Park after the Telluride bank
robbery, hiring on with the Bassett family. The Bassett's daughter,
Ann, was the first child born in Brown's Park, earning her the
nickname, The Queen of Brown's Park. |
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| Buenos Aires, Argentina
- Port of arrival for Butch
Cassidy, the Sundance Kid and
Etta
Place when the trio arrived in South America. |
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| Butte,
Montana -
Matt Warner and Tom McCarty robbed a gambling hall in Butte,
Montana. |
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| Caldwell
County, Texas - Sam Ketchum was born in Caldwell County on
January 4, 1854. Lockhart, Texas is the county seat. |
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Carlsbad,
New Mexico - Elzy Lay was arrested near Carlsbad on August 16,
1899 following the robbery of a Colorado & Southern train near
Folsom, New Mexico.
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| Casper,
Wyoming - A posse led by Sheriff Josiah Hazen caught up with the Wilcox train robbers just outside of Casper. A shootout
broke out ending in Hazen's death. Tom O'Day was arrested in Casper on November 23, 1903
after he was caught with a herd of stolen cattle. |
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| Castle
Gate, Utah - Location of the Pleasant Valley Coal Company.
On August 21, 1897 the PVCC's payroll was robbed by
Butch Cassidy and
Elzy Lay. |
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| Chicago,
Illinois - Allan Pinkerton founded the Pinkerton Detective Agency
in Chicago in 1850. |
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| Cholila, Argentina
- Butch Cassidy, the Sundance Kid and
Etta Place owned a ranch in
Cholila on 25,000 acres of land. The trio lived on the ranch from 1902
until 1905. |
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| Cimarron, New Mexico
- Possible birthplace of Robert Harvey
Longabaugh, the man known
as Harry Longabaugh Jr. |
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| Circleville, Utah
- The Parker family moved to Circleville from Beaver, Utah in
1879. Robert LeRoy Parker left home five years later in 1884.
Circleville is located 218 south of Salt Lake City. |
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| Clayton,
New Mexico - On April 26, 1901, "Black Jack" Tom Ketchum
was hanged in Clayton. |
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| Coleman, Texas
- Birthplace of Ben Kilpatrick. Coleman is the county seat of
Coleman County, named after Sam Houston's aide, Robert Coleman. |
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| Conconully,
Washington - Possible birthplace of Robert Harvey
Longabaugh, the
man known as Harry Longabaugh Jr. |
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| Cortez,
Colorado - Tom McCarty had a ranch in Cortez. His ranch was the
site of an encounter between Butch
Cassidy, Matt Warner and McCarty
and a group of Indians who were upset that their horse, Ghost Face,
lost a race to Warner's mare, Betty. The Sundance Kid lived and worked
in Cortez for a while with his cousin, George Longenbaugh. |
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Deadwood, South Dakota
- Currently enjoying a renaissance of interest due to the HBO
series, Deadwood, the town of Deadwood is steeped in American history.
"Wild Bill" Hickok was shot in the back in Deadwood while
enjoying a game of poker in Saloon No. 10. Hickok is buried in Mount
Moriah Cemetery, also the final resting place of Calamity Jane. Specific to the
Wild Bunch, Deadwood briefly
housed Walt Punteney, the
Sundance Kid, Harvey Logan and
Tom O'Day
shortly after the Belle Fourche
Bank robbery until their escape on Halloween
1897.
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| Delta, Colorado
- Tom, Bill and Fred McCarty robbed the Farmers & Merchants
Bank in Delta on September 7, 1893. Bill and Fred McCarty were killed
as they attempted to escape. |
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| Denver,
Colorado - On March 30, 1889 the president of the First National
Bank of Denver was approached by a man carrying a vial of, what he
claimed to be, nitroglycerin. The man demanded $21,000 or else he would
blow up the bank. The bank president handed over the money and the
robber left the bank without incident, never to be seen again. Tom
McCarty and Matt Warner are believed to have been involved in the
robbery. |
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| DeYoung Photography
Studio - Located at 826 Broadway in New York City. The Sundance
Kid and
Etta Place had their portrait shot at DeYoung's in February 1901. The picture
would become one the only known photographs of Etta Place. |
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| Dodson, Missouri
- The Logan family moved to Dodson from Iowa shortly after Harvey
Logan's birth. |
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Durango,
Colorado - Harry Longabaugh
settled in Durango with his cousin George Longenbaugh after leaving
home in 1882.
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| Eden, Texas
- The Kilpatrick family
owned a ranch in Eden. The ranch was the location of
the shooting death of Oliver C. Thornton by Harvey
Logan. |
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| Elko, Nevada
- The county seat of Elko County. Location of the Club Saloon
robbery. |
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| Ellensburg,
Washington - Following his arrest after the Benjamin E. Snipes
& Co. payroll robbery, Matt
Warner, along with George McCarty
was
jailed, and subsequently tried in Ellensburg. |
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| Enterprise, Oregon
- Location of the Wallowa
National Bank robbery by The Invincible Three
on October 8, 1891. |
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| Ephraim, Utah
- Located in Sanpete County, Ephraim is the birthplace of Matt
Warner. The
name Ephraim comes from one of the tribes of Israel in the Old
Testament. |
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| Ephrata,
Washington - The 7U Ranch, home base of Matt Warner and
The
Invincible Three, was located near Ephrata. |
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| Evanston,
Wyoming - Henry Wilbur "Bub" Meeks died in Evanston, Wyoming on November 22, 1912. |
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| Folsom, New Mexico
- Location of several train robberies committed by the Ketchum
Gang. |
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Fort Bridger,
Wyoming - Bub Meeks robbed Charley Guild's saloon in Fort
Bridger on June 15, 1897. |
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| Frankfort, Kansas
- Founded in 1867, Frankfort is the birthplace of Walt
Punteney. |
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| Goldfield,
Nevada - Butch Cassidy is rumored to have been buried
in Goldfield. George Nixon, co-owner of the
First National Bank of Winnemucca had a stake
in mines. "Gunplay" Maxwell
spent time in Goldfield as well. |
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| Grand
Junction,
Colorado - On November 3, 1887 a Denver & Rio Grande train
was robbed five miles east of Grand Junction. Although it has never
been proven, many suspect the culprits to be Butch
Cassidy, Matt
Warner and Tom McCarty. |
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| Green
River, Utah - Butch Cassidy was spotted
in Green River while picking up supplies following the Telluride
bank robbery. |
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| Harlem,
Montana - Lonnie Logan was a partial owner of saloon in Harlem.
Logan sold his stake in the saloon after he was forced to go on the run following the
Wilcox train robbery. |
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| Hay
Springs, Utah
- Location of Pat Ryan's ranch who hired Robert
LeRoy Parker when Parker was thirteen. |
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| Humboldt, Nevada
- On July 14, 1898 the Sundance
Kid, Harvey Logan and "Flat Nose"
George Currie robbed a Southern Pacific train as it was leaving
the Humboldt House train station. |
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| Idaho
State Penitentiary - Bub Meeks was sentenced to the Idaho
State Penitentiary following his arrest in Fort Bridger. |
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| Knickerbocker, Texas
- Birthplace of Laura
Bullion. Sam Ketchum and Will Carver were
named suspects in the murder of John N. “Jap” Powers in
Knickerbocker. |
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| Knoxville, Tennessee
- Harvey Logan got into a
bar fight in Knoxville on December 13, 1901. Logan was arrested a
couple days later and later faced trial in Knoxville for passing
stolen bank notes. He escaped from the Knoxville jail on June 27, 1903. |
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| Landusky, Montana
- The Logan brothers settled in Landusky, and were soon involved
in a feud with the town's namesake Powell "Pike" Landusky. Harvey Logan
killed Pike on December 27, 1894. |
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| Las Vegas,
New Mexico - Possible hometown of O.C.
Hanks. Miguel Antonio Otero
became acquainted with Billy the Kid while in Las Vegas. |
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| Lavina, Montana
-It was just outside Lavina that Carbon County Sheriff John Dunn
caught up with the Sundance Kid,
Harvey Logan and Walt Punteney after
the trio unsuccessfully attempted to bribe a town marshal in Red
Lodge, Montana. Logan was wounded in the confrontation and all three
outlaws arrested. |
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Levan, Utah - Matt
Warner's childhood home.
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| Los Angeles,
California - Elzy Lay died here in
Los Angeles on November 10, 1934. Charles Siringo died here
in Hollywood on October 19, 1928. |
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| Lozier, Texas
- On May 14, 1897 the Ketchum
Gang held up a Southern Pacific train in Lozier. |
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| Malta, Montana
- The Sundance Kid, Bill Madden and Harry Bass
robbed a Great
Northern train as it left Malta on November 29, 1892.It is believed
that one or more of the
Wagner train robbers boarded the train when it stopped in Malta on
July 3, 1901. |
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| Memphis,
Tennessee - Laura Bullion died in Memphis in 1961. |
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| Miles
City, Montana - The Sundance Kid
was arrested in Miles City by Sheriff Ryan
for horse theft on April 8, 1887. Sundance managed to escape from
the sheriff, only to return to Miles City where he was recaptured two months later. |
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| Missoula,
Montana - Robert Harvey Longabaugh died in the Priess Hotel Fire
in Missoula on December 18, 1872. |
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Montana State
Penitentiary - Bill Madden and Harry Bass were sentenced to
the Montana State Penitentiary in Deer Lodge following their capture
after robbing a Great Northern train just outside Malta, Montana. |
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| Monticello, Utah
- The second largest city in San Juan county, Monticello was
incorporated as a city in 1910. Approximately five miles northwest
of Monticello was the Carlisle ranch owned by Harold and Edmund
Carlisle. The brothers were known to hire outlaws, including members of the
Wild Bunch. |
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Clare,
Pennsylvania - Harry A. Longabaugh was born at 122 Jacobs Street
in Mont Clare in the Spring of 1867. |
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Montrose,
Colorado - Butch Cassidy was jailed
in Montrose after
"stealing" his own horse. |
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| Moscow,
Idaho - The Invincible Three
made plans to rob the Forepaugh Circus
in Moscow, only to discover the circus was tipped off to their arrival. |
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Mount Pleasant, Ohio -
Birthplace of Elzy Lay.
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| Nashville, Tennessee
- Annie Rogers was arrested in Nashville on October 14, 1901 for
passing stolen bank notes. |
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| New
Orleans, Louisiana - The Sundance
Kid and Etta Place rang in
the new year in New Orleans in 1900. |
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| New York
City, New York - Butch
Cassidy, the Sundance
Kid and Etta Place
passed through New York on several occasions while traveling to and from
South America. |
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| Nogales, Arizona
- On August 6, 1896, members of the Ketchum Gang attempted to rob
the International Bank in Nogales. |
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| Ogden,
Utah - "Gunplay" Maxwell and his wife lived in Ogden until his death
in March 4, 1909. Matt Warner was jailed in
Ogden following the Coleman Affair. |
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Parachute, Colorado
- On June 7, 1904, Harvey Logan, along with two partners, robbed a Denver & Rio Grande train
near Parachute.
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Phoenixville,
Pennsylvania - Childhood home of the Harry
Longabaugh.
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| Dr. Pierce's
Invalids Hotel - The Sundance Kid and
Etta
Place checked into Dr. Pierce's Invalids Hotel sometime in January
1901 for undisclosed ailments. |
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| Pinedale, Wyoming
- Walt Punteney died in Pinedale in April 19, 1950. |
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| Price,
Utah - "Flat Nose" George Currie was killed near
Price on April 17, 1900. "Gunplay" Maxwell was killed in Price
on March 4, 1909. Matt Warner
made Price his home after giving up his outlaw career. Warner died in Price on
December 21, 1938. |
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| Prince Edward
Island,
Canada - "Flat Nose" George Currie was born on Prince
Edward Island sometime in 1864. |
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| Provo, Utah
- In 1945 Hiram Bebee killed an
off-duty sheriff following a confrontation in a Provo bar. |
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| Red
Lodge, Montana - The Sundance
Kid, Harvey Logan and Walt
Punteney attempted to bribe a
town marshal in Red lodge. |
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| Reno,
Nevada - "Gunplay" Maxwell
honeymooned in Reno, robbing his new wife
blind in the process. |
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| Rifle,
Colorado - Harvey Logan took his own life rather than be captured
by authorities following a train robbery near Parachute, Colorado. |
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| Rio
Gallegos, Argentina - Location of the Banco
de Londres y Tarapaca robbery on February 13, 1905. Butch Cassidy and the
Sundance Kid are thought to be
responsible. |
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| Rock
Springs, Wyoming - Butch Cassidy
spent time in Rock Springs
working as a butcher. Cassidy's lawyer, Douglas A. Preston
was based of Rock Springs as well. |
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| Roslyn, Washington
- Location of the Benjamin E. Snipes & Co.
payroll robbery by The Invincible
Three. More recently, Roslyn, was the shooting location for the
television series, Northern Exposure. |
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| Salt
Lake City, Utah - State capital of Utah. Home to the law
offices of Orlando W. Powers, who tried to help Butch
Cassidy in his attempted to go
straight. |
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| San
Angelo, Texas - Will Carver married Viana Byler in San Angelo,
Texas on February 9, 1892. |
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| San
Antonio, Texas - A popular Wild Bunch hangout, home of Fannie
Porter's brothel |
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| San Francisco,
California - The Sundance Kid had a brother in San Francisco who
he may have visited on occasion. |
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| San Saba,
Texas - "Black Jack"
Tom Ketchum was born in San Saba
on October 31, 1863. |
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| San Vicente, Bolivia
- Location of the San Vicente
shootout. |
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| Sanderson, Texas
- Ben Kilpatrick and Ole
Hobeck were killed near Sanderson while robbing while robbing Southern
Pacific on March 13, 1912. |
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| Sandusky,
Michigan - Birthplace of William T. Phillips according to his
death certificate. |
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| Santa
Fe, New Mexico - Home of New Mexico State Penitentiary. Sam
Ketchum died in prison in Santa Fe. Elzy Lay was sentenced to life in
prison in the penitentiary. |
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| Sonora, Texas
- Will Carver was killed in Sonora on April 2, 1901. He is buried
in the Sonora cemetery. |
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| Sparta,
Oregon - The Invincible Three's first robbery as a team was on a
mining camp in Sparta. |
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| Spearfish, South Dakota
- Tom O'Day and Walt Punteny were recaptured in Spearfish after
escaping the Deadwood jail on Halloween night 1897 |
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| Spokane,
Washington - Home of William T.
Philips. Phillips died in Spokane
on July 20, 1934. |
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| Springville,
Utah - "Gunplay" Maxwell
and another man robbed a bank in Springville sometime in 1898. |
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| St.
Johns, Arizona - Matt Warner robbed a bank in St. Johns early
in his outlaw career. Will Carver and
Harvey Logan were spotted in
St. Johns and followed by a posse. |
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| St.
Louis, Missouri - Ben Kilpatrick and
Laura Bullion were
arrested in St. Louis. The Sundance Kid and
Etta Place are believed to
have visited the 1904 World's Fair in St. Louis. |
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| Stein's Pass, New
Mexico - The Ketchum Gang
robbed a Southern Pacific train near Stein's Pass on December 9, 1897. |
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| Sumpter,
Oregon - George McCarty
owned a ranch near Sumpter. |
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| John Swartz Photography
Studio - 705 Main Street Fort Worth, Texas. Location of the
infamous "Fort Worth Five" photograph
taken on November 21, 1900. |
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| Tama County, Iowa
- Birthplace of Harvey Logan. |
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| Mrs. Catherine Taylor's
Boarding
House, NYC - 234 W. 12th New York, NY. Butch
Cassidy, the Sundance Kid and
Etta Place stayed at Mrs.
Catherine Taylor's Boarding House prior to leaving for South America
in February 1901. |
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| Tiffany's
(New York City) - 15th
& Union Square. Established September 18, 1837 by Charles Lewis Tiffany
and John B. Young. Butch Cassidy,
the Sundance Kid and Etta Place
shopped at Tiffany's on February 4, 1901. |
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| Tipton, Wyoming
- Location of the August 29, 1900 robbery of
a Union Pacific train by the Wild Bunch. |
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| Tupiza, Bolivia
-
Carlos Peró picked up the Aramayo Mining Company's payroll in Tupiza on November
3, 1908. The next day he was robbed by two men presumed to be Butch
Cassidy and the Sundance Kid. |
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| Valparaiso, Chile
- A June 28, 1905 letter by the Sundance Kid
to Daniel Gibbon states the outlaws are leaving Valparaiso for San
Francisco. |
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| Vernal, Utah
- Founded in February 1873, Vernal is the county seat of Uintah County.
Vernal was a frequent stop for members of the Wild Bunch. Charley
Crouse owned a saloon in Vernal. It was in Crouse's saloon that Matt
Warner met E.B. Coleman. |
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| Villa
Mercedes,
Argentina - Location of the Banco
de la Nacion robbery on December 19, 1905. Butch
Cassidy and the Sundance Kid
are believed to be the perpetrators. |
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| Utah State
Penitentiary - Matt Warner
and Hiram Bebee both served time
in the Utah State Penitentiary. |
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| Wagner, Montana
- On July 3, 1901 a Great Northern
Express train was robbed by members of the Wild Bunch near Wagner. |
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| Dr. Isaac Weinstein's
Office - The Sundance Kid may have
sought treatment from Dr. Weinstein during one of his visits to the
United States. |
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| Wilcox, Wyoming
- Location of the June 2, 1899 the robbery
of a Union Pacific Overland Flyer by members of the Wild Bunch. |
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| Wilson
County, Texas - Birthplace of Will
Carver. |
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| Winnemucca, Nevada
- Located 167 miles east of Reno, Winnemucca was the location of the
September 19, 1900 First National Bank
of Winnemucca robbery by members of the
Wild Bunch. |
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| Wyoming
Territorial Prison - Built in 1872, the 190-acre facility was
home to Robert LeRoy Parker (using the alias George Cassidy) from
July 1894 to January 1896. While enjoying their incarceration
prisoners could look forward to many activities such as broom
production, creating hand-carved furniture, cigars, shoes jewelry
and everyone's favorite, taxidermy. The facility was restored in
1989 and is open to the public. |
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