A Rare William F. Cody Midcentury Just Listed in Palm Springs for $12.9M. Story by Dwell Staff • 5mo. T he 1961 Aberenathy Residence has a pinwheel-shaped plan and has been featured in ads for ...

This article was written by James Holloway, Special to The Post. Holloway is a writer in the process of moving to Vicksburg, ...

The graves of William F. “Buffalo Bill” Cody and his wife, Louisa, sit atop Lookout Mountain near Denver near the Buffalo Bill Museum. The site was already being developed as a Denver city ...

Fun does not imply frivolity; it was instead central to Buckley’s success. He was warm, generous and had a gift for ...

William Frederick Cody was born in LeClaire 168 years ago Wednesday, but the Buffalo Bill Museum got a head start Sunday in celebrating his birthday and giving the public a ...

William F. Cody (aka) “Buffalo Bill” in 1911. Library of Congress That not-so-flamboyant part of Buffalo Bill’s life is the focus of a Cody Days event in Oracle on Saturday and Sunday, ...

CODY — A nondescript plot of land atop 7,890-foot Cedar Mountain may be the peaceful, mostly ignored resting place fulfilling the wishes of the honorable William F. Cody.

The Buffalo Bills are named after an infamous figure that showcased the Wild West. Here's everything to know about William 'Buffalo Bill' Cody and how he became a NFL team nickname.

At the office of the Barnum & Bailey Company, 25 and 27 West Thirty-fourth Street, it was said yesterday morning that a telegram had been received there from Col. William F. Cody (Buffalo Bill) at ...

William Frederick “Buffalo Bill” Cody wasn’t just a man; he was a legend. Born in 1846, Cody earned the nickname “Buffalo Bill” during his time as a buffalo hunter.

Location: Palm Springs, California Price: $12,900,000 Architect: William F. Cody Year Built: 1961 Footprint: 4,683 square feet (four bedrooms, five baths) Lot Size: 0.84 acres From the Agent: "A ...