Welcome to the TV Westerns – Directory
The TV Western reigned supreme in the Fifties and Sixties. There were about 120 of them depending on what you consider a Western. Like the post-war world in which they flourished, you could always tell the good guys from the bad. And none of the guns were fully automatic.
Also a section for Horses and Their Riders
And Wagon Train has its own site, click here!
Individual Pages For:
- 26 Men
- Adventures of Jim Bowie
- Adventures of Kit Carson
- Alias Smith & Jones
- Alaskans
- Annie Oakley
- Bat Masterson
- Big Valley
- Black Saddle
- Bonanza
- Boots and Saddles
- Branded
- Brave Eagle
- Broken Arrow
- Bronco
- Buckskin
- Buffalo Bill Jr.
- Californians
- Casey Jones
- Cheyenne
- Cimarron City
- Cimarron Strip
- Cisco Kid
- Custer
- Daniel Boone
- Davy Crockett
- Flicka
- Fury
- Gray Ghost
- Gunsmoke
- Have Gun Will Travel
- High Chaparral
- Jim Bowie
- Kit Carson
- Laramie
- Lawman
- Life and Legend of Wyatt Earp
- Lone Ranger
- Maverick
- Men From Shiloh
- My Friend Flicka
- Range Rider
- Rawhide
- Rebel
- Rifleman
- Rin Tin Tin
- Roy Rogers
- Sky King
- Sugarfoot
- Tales of Wells Fargo
- Trackdown
- Virginian
- Wagon Train
- Wanted:Dead or Alive
- Wells Fargo
- Wild Bill Hickok
- Wild Wild West
- Wyatt Earp
- Yancy Derringer
- Zorro
Browse these shows:
Introduction and
TV Westerns 1949-1954
- Sgt. Preston of the Yukon
- Tales of the Texas Rangers
- Steve Donovan, Western Marshal
- Sheriff of Cochise
- Judge Roy Bean
- Jefferson Drum
- Northwest Passage
- Frontier Doctor
- Texan
- Mackenzies Raiders
- Nine Lives of Elfego Baca
- Texas John Slaughter
- Rough Riders
- Union Pacific
- Riverboat
- Hotel de Paree
- Deputy
- Law of the Plainsman
- Swamp Fox
- Man From Blackhawk
- Wichita Town
- Johnny Ringo
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