A mysterious 19th-century photograph bought on eBay for just $10 could be worth $2 million after experts identified it as an extremely rare portrait of infamous outlaw Jesse James.

Patrick Meguiar holds an ambrotype photograph he owns that is purported to show an image of the famed outlaw Jesse James. (JACK DOBBS / Daily News) FRANKLIN — The small photograph encased in a ...

Was Jesse James a villain, or a misunderstood hero? Known for his bank and train robberies, Jesse’s complex story is full of contradictions. Was he a dangerous outlaw, or was he simply fighting back ...

In Shot All To Hell, author Mark Lee Gardner explores the roots of James' life of crime following the Civil War. What Drove Wild West's Jesse James To Become An Outlaw? Tales of Jesse James's ...

Fans of cowboy bad guys have a chance to buy some outlaw items offered by a Dallas auction house.

A California man says he has discovered the ‘most significant Western memorabilia discovery of all time’ – a “$15million” haul of photos of Billy the Kid, Jesse James, and the Earp brothers.

He was one of many who were called to the simple frame house where the outlaw Jesse James lay dead. The story was one of several told to me by a great-uncle at a long-ago family reunion.

Thomas Crittenden finally brought Jesse down with the help of the outlaw's own gang.

Tales of Jesse James's exploits have grown to almost mythological proportions since the actual man and his gang galloped over the plains stealing horses, holding up trains, and robbing banks in ...