This autobiography by Thomas Coleman “Cole” Younger, a reprinting of the 1903 edition published by Henneberry Co. Press, stretches the boundaries of that definition. It is the sort of ...

When Cole Younger wrote his lengthy note in what is now Peg's autograph book, appraised by Jerry Patterson at the Albuquerque ROADSHOW in July 2002, he was incarcerated in the state prison in ...

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Of that remarkable aggregation of “bad men” and killers who took the road at the beginning of the civil war, only two now remain alive; these are Frank James and Cole Younger. Strangely ...

"Cole Younger says, later in life, that when they were in Northfield on Division Street, it was 'Hell's Gallery,'" said Tim Freeleand, "Defeat of Jesse James" emcee. Younger and his brothers fled ...