Charley Parkhurst was one of the most famous Stagecoach Drivers – focused in California. But there was something even more special about Charley and this story will make you feel hope, inspiration, and have a respect for diversity.

Kate Warne was the first female Pinkerton Agent. Interactive Entertainment is pleased to bring the continuing series Blazing The West with the story of Kate Warne. She was appointed America’s first Female Pinkerton Agency Detective in 1856, and here you’ll hear about how she saved the life of President Abraham Lincoln.

Blazing The West presents another story in the series with Interactive Entertainment. John C Fremont was a trailblazer, politician, and military officer. He left his mark all over California.
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Blazing the West series continues with the Interactive Entertainment presentation of Captain John Sutter. Sutter was the impetus for the gold rush, as it was his need for lumber that sent James Marshal in search of a river bed and place to build a sawmill.
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Blazing The West presents the story of Jennie Wimmer in the continuing series with Interactive Entertainment. Jennie came to California with her husband Peter and Peter helped work the SawMill with James Marshal. On January 24, 1848 when James Marshal found the piece of gold in the trace mill, it was Jennie who first said it was real. Enjoy the story and please subscribe so you can follow along with more. Also share!

Snake Oil Shows were a combination of a medicinal wares wagon and variety show. The term “Snake Oil” actually came from oil that was made out of snakes – but enjoy the story of Professor Brady as he tells his story in our continuing series of “Blazing The West”\ Be sure to subscribe and follow along for more stories, and LIKE US! And Share share share – it’s good education!

Ed Steinegal was 1 of 5 train robbers in Colfax, California that bungled the robbery by creating the first ever train derailment. It was called the Cape Horn Caper for a reason.

Interactive Entertainment  continues it’s series of “Blazing The West” with the story of Alan Pinkerton – known for the Pinkerton Detective Agency with the motto “We never sleep”