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Autry museum of western heritage spirit of the west
The historical West and the West of the imagination, each controversial in its own way, are inseparably intertwined. Through the artifacts on display, this program reveals what life was really like during that headlong rush for gold and glory, freedom and opportunity. Filmed at L.A.'s Autry Museum (now the Museum of the American West), it depicts America's westward expansion-a drama spanning centuries and combining conflict and conquest with courage and romance-through the stories of the people who made it what it was. The Wild West of Hollywood and TV is also discussed.
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- "The historical West and the West of the imagination, each controversial in its own way, are inseparably intertwined. Through the artifacts on display, this program reveals what life was really like during that headlong rush for gold and glory, freedom and opportunity. Filmed at L.A.'s Autry Museum (now the Museum of the American West), it depicts America's westward expansion-a drama spanning centuries and combining conflict and conquest with courage and romance-through the stories of the people who made it what it was. The Wild West of Hollywood and TV is also discussed."
- "The historical West and the West of the imagination, each controversial in its own way, are inseparably intertwined. Through the artifacts on display, this program reveals what life was really like during that headlong rush for gold and glory, freedom and opportunity. Filmed at L.A.'s Autry Museum (now the Museum of the American West), it depicts America's westward expansion-a drama spanning centuries and combining conflict and conquest with courage and romance-through the stories of the people who made it what it was. The Wild West of Hollywood and TV is also discussed."@en
- "The historical West and the West of the imagination, each controversial in its own way, are inseparably intertwined. Through the artifacts on display, this program reveals what life was really like during that headlong rush for gold and glory, freedom and opportunity. Filmed at L.A.'s Autry Museum (now the Museum of the American West), it depicts America's westward expansion-a drama spanning centuries and combining conflict and conquest with courage and romance-through the stories of the people who made it what it was. The Wild West of Hollywood and TV is also discussed. A viewable/printable educator's guide is available online. (28 minutes)."@en