Butch Cassidy & The Sundance Kid: The Lives and Legacies of the Wild West's Famous Outlaw Duo Paperback – Large Print, 2 Mar. 2018

This book was an easy read and seemed to list the facts. It gave a good insight to the lives of the wild bunch

Quite interesting but too short

a very interesting book on 2 of the outlaws of the old west. worth reading to get an insight into what they where like

Very good and factual look at the lives and possible deaths of two of the wind what's most notorious outlaws. Well researched, worth a read.

Great.

I have always been a major fan of Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid, especially after my time as curator of the Crook County Museum in Sundance, Wyoming in the mid-nineties. The book is well written and definitely held my attention, but I found a major error in the section on Sundance, Wyoming. The Sundance Kid was NEVER incarcerated in the jail pictured in the book but one that was part of the original Crook County Courthouse. The jail in the photo had not even been built at this time. I think it's important to insure historical facts printed are correct.

This was a mildly interesting biography of the infamous western legends. The 1960s movie about them was so romanticized and not very factual. The two men were not close friends and didn't spend much time together, except when they went to South America. However, their criminal lives were not particularily notorious; it was the lighthearted movie with Paul Newman and Robert Redford that put them on history map.