Taking place in 1874, "Blazing Saddles" follows Black railroad worker ... t see nowadays -- he appears as a Yiddish-speaking Native American chief who spares Bart and his family from a Sioux ...

She was baptized Martha Tunstall on July 2, 1652, daughter of Henry Tunstall of Putney, Surrey, England. She moved with her ...

Washington Irving was born in New York City in 1783, just 18 months after his namesake George Washington led America to ...

None of the U.S. breeds springs from native stock. The prehistoric horse ... the gentleman farmer’s Tennessee walking horse, the American saddle horse, to suit the jobs at hand.

Two organizations are setting out on a trail together, making it possible for North Dakotans to have an easier journey one ...

Toni continued multitasking as she spoke, sewing the saddle, giving style and makeup ... echoes the rough-and-tumble horse skills of the Native American past. At the Omak Stampede, held in Omak ...

Disneyland’s first Indian Village opened in 1955 in Frontierland near Adventureland, according to Yesterland. The next year, ...

Strappy sandals are a favorite of Yung Miami — and are also trending. The rapper recently wore a white pair from Area while ...

George Armstrong Custer was a problematic focus for a TV series, and the Custer series garnered controversy before it even ...

But you could argue its use was essential to the plot. One of the great things about "Blazing Saddles" is its implicit critique of American racial attitudes and Hollywood's whitewashing of history ...

A county bicycle trail following the Saddle River runs by the property and connects ... such as the Lenni Lenape Native ...

It includes textiles, baskets, pottery, paintings, prints, bead work, sculptures and saddles. More than half of the works were made by women artists and half are by Native American artists.