Fort Douglas stands much as it did 131 years ago, mute testimony to Utah's frontier heritage.

The burden he complains of does not fall on the Government, but on the taxpayer and the wild horses and burros that the American public wants to protect as part of our frontier heritage.

The endemic violence of American life sometimes is glibly attributed to a frontier heritage.

The Store Feels Like Home There are a couple of other restaurants in Albany, best known for the Fort Griffin Fandangle, a show held every June that celebrates its frontier heritage.

Where they differ is on whether Americans should embrace their frontier heritage and reliance on guns, or resist it.

Thus, the Midwest and parts of the American South, though no longer considered "western," have a frontier heritage along with the modern western states.

The Cragg Cabin, a c. 1838 log cabin originally built in nearby Mazon, Illinois, has been relocated to Goose Lake Prairie as a tribute to the frontier heritage of the Prairie State.

The first courthouse, also built in 1891, later burned, but the jail remained a symbol of Motley County's frontier heritage.

As "The West" reminds us, crass commerce has a long frontier heritage.

As a boy growing up in Jamestown, North Dakota, he absorbed all he could about his family's frontier heritage, including the story of his great-grandfather who was scalped by Sioux warriors.