The Movie That Made John Wayne a Star: The Legacy of Stagecoach
Discover how “Stagecoach” (1939) transformed the Western genre and launched John Wayne into Hollywood stardom.
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The John Wayne Journal is a collection of stories that celebrate the legacy of John Wayne through art, events, special collaborations, and more.
Big Red Machine
A half-century after winning the Triple Crown, America’s horse runs into history at the Kentucky Derby Museum. Written by Jenn…
Written in Wyoming
And now, a word with the Journal’s Icons of the West latest honoree, NYT best-selling author C.J. Box—the mind behind literary…
A Penchant for Paint
At the easel with William Matthews, award-winning watercolorist of the American West. Written by Jenn Thornton Contemporary artist William Matthews…
King of Texas
Behind the gates of a sprawling South Texas icon with painter Noe Perez. Written by Jenn Thornton When it comes…
Lady Behind the Lens
Off-camera with American West-inspired photographer and cowgirl Constance Jaeggi. Written by Jenn Thornton “It’s always an exploration,” says photographer Constance…
The Full Monty
The Journal’s Icons of the West series continues in conversation with the Horse Whisperer himself. Written by Jenn Thornton Known throughout…
Meanwhile, Back at the Ranch…
Inspired by the life and legacy of John Wayne, a new collection of “bar” stars drops! Written by Jenn Thornton…
Wings Over Washington
With new galleries and historic aircraft galore, Smithsonian’s expanded National Air and Space Museum reaches new heights on the National…
