US EditionDid he or didn’t he? History wrestles with legend of Jesse James’ jump over Devil’s Gulch
- The legend of Jesse James jumping over Devil's Gulch is likely untrue but may stem from a real event where he or his brother jumped a creek on horseback, according to Fanebust.
- There is no solid evidence supporting the jump across Devil's Gulch, according to Fanebust.
- Despite the lack of evidence, Garretson and residents continue to celebrate the possibility of the jump.
- They commemorate this tale with the annual Jesse James Days event, which is expected to continue in the future.
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Did he or didn’t he? History wrestles with legend of Jesse James’ jump over Devil’s Gulch - Finnoexpert
Jun. 13—GARRETSON, S.D. — In 1876, legendary outlaw Jesse James and his brother Frank were on the run after committinga bank robbery in Northfield, Minnesota.Chased by a posse, the two Missouri natives raced west, managing to stay ahead of their pursuers. Eventually, they crossed into what was then Dakota Territory.What exactly happened next has long
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