Narrator: By 1889, Buffalo Bill Cody was the most famous American in ... He became so famous that he would put up posters that showed some buffalo running. In an oval cutout, in the center of ...

The Buffalo Bill Center of the West is located in the small town of Cody, and while it’s tempting ... interactive displays, Western art and exhibits.

In 1889, the impresario Will “Buffalo Bill” Cody met with Thomas Edison on a ... businessman, writer, art aficionado, hotelier, even town founder. But a gourmet?” Born on a farm near Le ...

Pasted to wood sheathing behind the bricks was the paper poster of Cody waving his hat to a crowd, announcing "Buffalo Bill in his new theatrical drama May Cody" on March 14, 1878. Larry ...

And of course, they were also Buffalo Bill’s namesake. A poster from one of Buffalo Bill Cody’s tours. Over the winter of 1884-1885, Buffalo Bill’s Wild West Show performed at Oakland Park ...

CODY, Wyo. — A ghostly image of William F. “Buffalo Bill” Cody stands by the door, inviting visitors to explore the “humors and stirring scenes” of the Western frontier. An illusion of ...

FARGO — One of the most unusual friendships of the Old West had to be that of Buffalo Bill Cody and Sitting Bull. Sitting Bull and his Lakota warriors were given much credit for defeating ...

In many ways, Buffalo Bill Cody epitomized the West. As a young man, he was a Pony Express rider, a buffalo hunter, a U.S. Army scout and an Indian fighter. Later he invented an entertainment medium ...