WEST SOUTH CENTRAL
This region includes; Arkansas, Louisiana, Oklahoma, Texas.
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Bill Pickett Saddle
Did this saddle ride into cowboy history with one of rodeo's most daring innovators?
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Chisholm Trail
In the small town of Donna, Texas, near the Mexican border, a historic marker declares that the famous trail ran through this area...
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Calf Creek Arrow
An Oklahoma resident discovered an unusual bison skull while fossil hunting in a dry riverbed...
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Cherokee Bible
A Texan of Cherokee descent inherits a
mysterious bible from her father...
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Civil War Soldier Photo
A Louisiana resident owns a Civil War photograph
featuring a finely boned, slight-figured soldier...
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Civil War Submarine
In Louisiana's bustling French Quarter sits a surprising remnant of American warfare - a Civil War-era submarine...
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Doc Holliday's Watch
Four years ago, a pawn store clerk in Tulsa,
Oklahoma, met a customer claiming to be a descendant of John Henry "Doc"
Holliday...
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Japanese Balloon Bomb
Is this scrap of fabric evidence of a secret wartime attack on the United States' mainland? ...
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Mexican Currency
Searching through his
great-grandfather's belongings a San Antonio man
finds Mexican currency and suspects a link to infamous
bandits Zapata and Pancho Villa...
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Napoleons Sword
A magnificent sword that has been handed down for generations in a St. Martinville family has a mystery around it...
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Pirate Spyglass
Jean Lafitte was a fearsome
pirate, an ingenious privateer, and a war hero...
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Railroad Station
A local historian calls
in the history detectives to find out if a disused
depot was the first railroad station in Texas and
if it was responsible for putting Dallas on the
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Texas POW Camp
resident of Hearne, Texas recently heard
rumors that a German POW camp was based in her town during World War
II...
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WW1 Chemical Warfare Map
A woman inherits a map of a World War I battlefield in France from her grandfather,
an engineer under General Pershing...
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