A common misconception of the Old West is that gunslingers, murderers, and other criminals were men.  While most crimes were committed by males, occasionally a woman would do something that resulted in her ending up in court.  Hear some of their stories during this lecture presented by Presidio Museum Board Member, archaeologist and historian Homer Thiel. (Photo above is of Eva Dugan, the last woman executed by hanging in the state of Arizona.)

Pearl Heart scandalized Tucson by wearing men’s clothes.

This lecture will be presented via Zoom only.  Click here to register and receive the Zoom link. PLEASE REGISTER EARLY! Registration closes at 6 pm on the day of the lecture, as it may take close to an hour for registrants to receive their confirmation email with the Zoom link.