Zane Grey's legacy of literature and sportsmanship lives on in Lackawaxen, on the Upper Delaware. Zane Grey (1872-1939) was a dentist but became famous for writing novels about America's Old West.

Zane Grey, the highly acclaimed author of novels about the Wild West, lived in Lackawaxen, Pennsylvania, in his large house overlooking the Delaware River where he loved to fish.

Adaptive Studios’ purchase of Zane Grey follows the increase in large media companies acquiring intellectual property. Acorn Media, currently being acquired by AMC Networks, is the majority ...

Zane Grey. Pearl Zane Grey (January 30, 1872-October 24, 1939) was an American author best known for his very popular adventure novels and stories associated with the Western Frontier.

Zane Grey first came to Rogue River country in 1916, “though he had little luck fishing, while his party caught steelhead by the dozens,” his great-grandson wrote in an e-mail.

“Zane Grey: His Life, His Adventures, His Women” by Thomas H. Pauly is the fourth book that is on the reading list. The Muskingum County Library System will have those available, ...

Grey memorialized the Arizona landscape in many of his more than 60 novels. Of the 24 books set in Arizona, 13 take place in Mogollon Rim country, where Zane had a cabin and lived in the 1920s.

Back in the day, I would avidly read about box canyons and “slot canyons” in western stories by Zane Grey, Louis L’Amour and Elmore Leonard, and these ...

Zane Grey first came to Rogue River country in 1916, "though he had little luck fishing while his party caught steelhead by the dozens," his great-grandson wrote in an e-mail.

Zane Grey first came to Rogue River country in 1916, “though he had little luck fishing while his party caught steelhead by the dozens,” his great-grandson wrote in an e-mail.

In October 2022, representatives from the Center of the American West, Brooke Neely and Ashlyn Barnett traveled to Lackawaxen, Pennsylvannia to meet our NPS partners at the Zane Grey Museum and join ...