The 1961 Aberenathy Residence has a pinwheel-shaped plan and has been featured in ads for Disney, Herman Miller, and Louis Vuitton. From the Agent: "A landmark Palm Springs estate in the heart of the ...

The cadaver of William F. Cody, known to generations as Buffalo Bill, has officially been a resident of greater Denver since 1917. But Cody, whose Lookout Mountain gravesite will lose its signature ...

A certain national brand of beer has created a mythical “Most Interesting Man in the World,” but if you had to pick someone who actually existed to fit that description, William F. “Buffalo Bill” Cody ...

The Buffalo Bill’s Wild West tribute show at Disneyland Paris has been at least the third production substantially modeled on William F. Cody’s original show since his death in Denver on Jan. 10, 1917 ...

The most famous person in Denver is dead, and he’s been that way for a long time. When William F. Cody, known to posterity as Buffalo Bill, shuffled off this mortal coil at his sister’s Mile High City ...

From the top of Lookout Mountain, you can see metro Denver spreading out below the foothills, sprawling onto the plains. What you can’t see is the future. The view is so stunning that William F. Cody ...

Named after legendary frontier scout and showman Buffalo Bill, whose real name was William Frederick Cody, the Wyoming town of Cody is every bit as fantastic as Buffalo Bill's famous Wild West Show.

Series editor's preface -- Editor's introduction -- A note on the text -- William F. Cody's life: a chronology -- The life of Hon. William F. Cody, known as Buffalo Bill: Childhood; Early influences; ...

Saturday was a big day for William F. Cody, the Old West icon who became the country’s first true action figure, and a marketing genius who pedaled the brand of Buffalo Bill around the world. On ...