r/ClassicWesterns welcomes posts about Western:
- Fiction.
- History.
- Stage plays.
- Movies.
- Old time radio.
- TV.

Not welcome:

• Posts about Silverado, Tombstone, Deadwood, or Yellowstone.

• Stuff about Star Wars or other space operas. They aren't Westerns.

Posting guidelines:

• No spam.

• No political arguments.

• If posting media links, include the release year in the thread title: if not known, an educated guess of the decade will suffice. Acceptable year labels: (1965) or (1960)s. The year must only contain 4 digits inside parentheses ().

• In the thread title try to give a brief description of why the submission should be of interest to readers of this subreddit.

• Moderators reserve right to remove any post.

Links:

Wide Wide World, "The Western" - Legendary, one-of-a-kind TV episode w/live appearances by John Wayne, Gary Cooper, John Ford, James Arness, James Garner, Broncho Billy Anderson, Gabby Hayes, fast draw expert Rodd Redwing, stuntman Chuck Hayward, & many other notables of the genre (1958)

The Real West - perhaps the first "revisionist" documentary on the Old West, debunking many glamorous cliches of Hollywood. Hosted by movie legend Gary Cooper, in his last appearance - he died about 6 weeks after this aired (1961)

When The West Was Fun: A Western Reunion - A 50 minute special from 1979 hosted by Glenn Ford, w/over 4 dozen Western TV and Movie stars live and even more in various montages. With (since it's the '70s) dancing & music numbers that are mercifully few and brief. A must for nostalgists.

Hollywood, ep9, "Out West" - The story of the silent western, from distinguished film historian Kevin Brownlow. Narrated by James Mason. (1979)

TV Western Heroes - Direct-to-video collection of vintage clips hosted by Will "Sugarfoot" Hutchins (1993)

Western Clippings - Excellent collection of articles & interviews

Jeff Arnold's West - well done & insightful blog