LEGENDS OF THE OLD WEST | Episode 1: “The Coffeyville Raid”

[@RxePlaysMsp]

Grew up in Coffeyville that was where i called home. It never gets old hearing the story of the Dalton Gang. We got to learn a lot about them in school and took many field trips to the museum it was great time.

[@MrKnoxguy101]

Holy smokes.. that was absolute carnage.

[@timholt9948]

My grandpa took me to the Dalton gang museum when I was little it's been a long time now but I still remember

[@JackTheSkunk]

It happened on my birthday. Only I was born exactly 131 years too late and missed all the excitement. 😮

[@Intel_SPECTER]

Thank you for this. I was born and raised in Coffeyville ks. We are very proud of our roots

[@tracylynn1461]

♡♡♡ to all the outlaw ancestors. gone but not forgotten.... Thanks for sharing this story... ♡♡♡

[@mrchadisrad1]

These are my great great uncles I use to listen to a cassette of my great great grandmother talking about them when I was really little

[@aaronfarr4753]

Went there for the 3rd time today. I love history.

[@JeffRyan-q9z]

Love your work, well presented, thanks

[@jerrycraft1483]

My grandmother's brother, Edward Pardon was a young boy in school that day in Coffeyville. He told me that he and other boy's han into town & watched them pick up the bodies. When I was six years old, 1941, we drove from Middletown Oh to visit him & he took me to see the bullet holes in the bank on the point. He was a barber & had a shop to the south & across the street. I am now 87 but that is how I remember it. We went to the cemetery. Emmett is buried 2 or 3 plots to the left of my great grandfather. Maj. William Pardon 9th I'll. inf.

[@youaresomeone3413]

At least there was more freedom back then, not like today there's so many rules laws and regulations and way to many people in this world

[@patrickbush9526]

Very cool story

[@jodyeyre9840]

Thanks for the history lesson

[@alantischler3547]

Outstanding broadcast.

[@paddydunne774]

Without the knowledge of your history You cannot determine your destiny Great work Chris. I love listening to what I call Âmericana. Massive fan of American literature and history. And this podcast is an exemplary example of it 🤘🍀

[@spaceviking4966]

Another great episode. Thanks a bunch.

[@rookieedits4923]

So well done!

[@davesherwood211]

I've been through Coffeyville a few times Interesting town.The bank is still there just like the picture.The bank has been painted and and improved. Looks Great.

[@Baskerville22]

Ever tempted to rob it ?

[@ManAndMachine23]

Tremendous work thank you for the upload!

[@Bud-Ski]

Fantastically detailed.

[@stephenpettegrew438]

I was morning in Coffeyville, what a great little town. Been to the exact spot where the daltons perpetrated their raid, great little museum are also

[@chuck9017]

Damn good yarn!

[@enkiabzu5792]

Great stuff, Love your podcast so informative and love story delivery and the production!

[@robertbuckey6517]

It's been a while since I mashed the play button on a new video this fast.

[@jackgetman6168]

I live about 30 miles from Coffeyville Kansas and what’s amazing about the story is there’s no way that people today could’ve done what the town people of Coffeyville did back then you got to think they had absolutely no communications and they took the outlaws down. There’s no way people today could do that.

[@arailway8809]

Except for the delay in identifying the gang-- a livery man identified them as they rode into town-- This was a very fine presentation. The Coffeyville folks were an exceptional bunch of shooters.

[@jerrymarbury9365]

Holy damn those town folks threw down.what courage

[@jodyeyre9840]

I ❤ this channel

[@joshuatraffanstedt2695]

Amazing 👏

[@demevfilms]

Well done. It’s titled episode 1. Will there be an episode two?

[@JohnDoe-pt7ru]

Another great example of why an armed populace is a necessity.

[@acevent5759]

Where is everyone getting the documentation on this day, everything I hear is very consistent I’m just curious what sources are on the subject

[@charlesehmke8403]

Coffeyville Journal editor David S. Elliott watched as the whole thing unfolded right before his eyes. He took detailed notes from his perspective. Immediately following he interviewed several citizens that he knew was involved to get the first hand account from what they saw. He compiled the whole story in book form called The Last Raid of the Daltons. You can find it on Ebay sometimes, or at the Dalton Defender and Coffeyville History Museum there in Coffeyville. If you have a Facebook account, you can contact the Museum via their Facebook page. Or you can contact the chamber of commerce to see if you can order a copy of the book for yourself. You can compile that with Emmett Dalton's book, and get a basic idea of what all happened.

[@no_timetoplay68]

Epic as usual 😎

[@Intel_SPECTER]

Btw the hardware store is still there and is open for business

[@Baskerville22]

For most of the gang it was Coffin-ville

[@williamfelker6963]

My Tired Arthritic Hands Misspell Words Like "Judge, Clerk" Lines Eight, and Nine Sorry T38 Bill

[@johnduck9671]

These are my ancestors. I would love to get in touch with you and see some of your sources and research. There is so much more to the story of these families that is unknown and needs to be told.

[@thomasmitchell7645]

That would be 16 years after the Northfield, MN raid, not 14 years.

[@frankshadley9342]

My great great uncle was killed by the Doolan Dolton gang in Oklahoma

[@TrumpetMAB]

The Verdigris River's name is pronounced "VER-duh-gree".

[@livendapast6347]

Or gris...

[@GeeJayO1022]

I hate to keep begging but PLEASE can you do a bio on John Brown?? Everyone focuses on his death but nobody talks about his life

[@OldMusicFan83]

People forget there weee a lot of Civil War Veterans walking around. Some yahoo blasting caps and shouting wildly, makes a good target for a man who has already seen the elephant.

[@1TruNub]

The dalton's zigged when they should have zagged

[@vansongs]

hmmm, Not the sharpest tool in the shed. I'm thinking none in that were, must have lost the grindstone somewhere. Produced a few tools though. ;-p

[@thomasmitchell7645]

That would be 16 years and one month, not 14 years or 15 years.

[@williamfelker6963]

Hello My Father Born October 5th, 1900 On A Farm 8 1/2 Miles From Coffeyville and 9 Miles From Independence Ka. My Grand Father In Town That Wednesday Morning . More To This Story . Fast Forward , My Father Lee F. Lived On Howard Street San Francisco Ca. 1924 Near Buy To The Dalton Family The Mother Adeline ( Younger) Dalton Ill Going Back To Oklahoma. My Father Met Emmitt Dalton In Downtown Los Angeles Ca. Emmitt Was Selling Used Cars From Various Lots Around 6th an Figueroa st to Broadway .and Selling Real Estate In and Around Hollywood , Movie Industry and Other Jobs .In 1880/1890 Marshall (deputy) Daltons Did Not Get Paid For Over A Year As Told By Emmitt To My Father . The Hanging Jude Parker Order The Clark Of The Court Withhold Payment So The Daltons. Went For Where The Money Is "Trains " More To This Info Later T38 William (Bill) Good Day

[@davidschaadt3460]

Riveting.

[@tadlovelace6787]

🤠👍

[@charleslong4026]

Why all the music? If I wanted music I would play some

[@salinagrrrl69]

Worse result than Deerfield Minn.

[@dks13827]

Northfield.

[@allenfaulkner9697]

Get off my phone

[@allenfaulkner9697]

Get off my f****** phone turn off the