Cowboys, Ranchers & The Wild West » Women of the Wild West

American Cowboys - Wild West Legendary Women

Annie Oakley - She Shot The Ashes Off The Kaiser's Cigaret

Baby Doe Tabor and the Matchless Mine

Big Nose Kate, The Shady Ladies, and The 1880's Bordellos

Calamity Jane - Life and Adventures of Calamity Jane - by Herself

Cattle Annie and Little Britches

Dorchester County Public Library: Library Information: Annie Oakley

Cambridge, Maryland.

FrontierTimes - Outlaws - Belle Starr

Legends of America - Belle Starr – The Bandit Queen

Nellie Cashman: The Angel of Tombstone

Ohio Biography - Phoebe Anne Oakley Moses

Olive Oatman

Outlaw Women - Who Really Tamed The Wild West!

Painted Ladies of the Old West

Pearl Hart

Soiled Doves of the Old West

The National Cowgirl Museum & Hall Of Fame

Fort Worth, Texas.

The Rose of Cimarron

Wild Women of the Frontier

An organization dedicated to preserving history through educating and entertaining the public on Frontier History. Specifically, women of the 1800s and 1900s, with the aide of horses and period costumes.

Women of the West Museum

In 2002 the Women of the West Museum merged with the Autry National Center creating a gathering place for programs, exhibitions, collections, research and education dedicated to diverse women's experiences in the American West. Our goal is to gain a new understanding, not simply of what women have done, but why it matters for the West, past, present, and future. Founded in 1991 in Boulder, Colorado, the Women of the West Museum was the first museum in the nation dedicated to the history of women of all cultures in the American West.