He bought the photo for $100, wrote a 35-page report arguing for its authenticity, then sent the report to Bob Utley, a 91-year-old authority on the outlaws of the period.

Legendary outlaw Billy the Kid had his "picture made" in Fort Sumner, N.M., about 130 years ago. A single, original tintype is the only authenticated photo of the Kid in existence today.

“As a 21st birthday present, our friend and fellow musician Ned Doheny had given Jackson Browne a big coffee-table-type book of photos of the famous outlaws of the Old West,” he said.

Good detectives don’t like to show their hand. But after 150 years, the storied Pinkerton agency is finally revealing what it had on outlaws such as Jesse James and Butch Cassidy and the Sund… ...

Henry McCarty, who also used pseudonym William H. Bonney, is one of most notorious 19th-century US outlaws, made famous through books and movies. Accessibility links. Skip to main content; ...

“As a 21st birthday present, our friend and fellow musician Ned Doheny had given Jackson Browne a big coffee-table-type book of photos of the famous outlaws of the Old West,” he said.

The second commercial "The Posse" is a full minute, and it shows our dastardly outlaws attempting to rob a train (which one must do before he can get his Old West Outlaw Cub Scout badge).Galloping ...

While many pioneers came to Utah seeking religious freedom, others found the West and a fertile area for a life of crime. These are a few of Utah's most infamous outlaws.