Battle of Lincoln (1878)

Battle Of Lincoln (1878)

Gunfights and feuds in the Old West
  • Regulator–Moderator War
  • Tutt-Everett War
  • Railroad Wars
  • Hickok-Tutt Shootout
  • Lee-Peacock Feud
  • Sutton-Taylor Feud
  • Sheep Wars
  • Gunfight at Hide Park
  • Goingsnake Massacre
  • Horrell-Higgins Feud
  • Brooks–Baxter War
  • Mason County War
  • Northfield Bank Robbery
  • Big Springs Robbery
  • Lincoln County War
  • Skeleton Canyon Massacres
  • Long Branch Saloon Gunfight
  • Variety Hall Shootout
  • Colfax County War
  • Four Dead in Five Seconds Gunfight
  • Guadalupe Canyon Massacre
  • Battle of the Plaza
  • Gunfight at the O.K. Corral
  • Earp Vendetta Ride
  • Dodge City War
  • Lexington Murders
  • Fence Cutting War
  • Bisbee Massacre
  • Vaudeville Theater Ambush
  • Flynn-Doran Feud
  • Hunnewell Gunfight
  • Frisco Shootout
  • Big Fight at the Jenkins Saloon
  • Short-Courtright Shootout
  • Canyon Diablo Train Robbery
  • Jaybird-Woodpecker War
  • Wham Paymaster Robbery
  • Johnson County War
  • Battle of Coffeyville
  • Battle of Stone Corral
  • Battle of Tres Jacales
  • Battle of Ingalls
  • Gunfight at Morenci
  • Skeleton Canyon Shootout
  • Brooks-McFarland Feud
  • Blackwell Gunfight
  • Shootout on Juneau Wharf
  • Reese–Townsend feud
  • Hot Springs Gunfight
  • Shootout at Wilson Ranch
  • Fairbank Train Robbery
  • Battleground Gunfight
  • Canyon Diablo Shootout
  • Shootout in Benson
  • Naco Gunfight
  • Shootout at Sonoratown
  • Baxter's Curve Train Robbery
  • Boyce-Sneed Feud
  • Jarbidge Stage Robbery
  • Gleeson Gunfight
  • Power's Cabin Shootout

The Battle of Lincoln in New Mexico from July 15 through July 19, 1878 was the largest armed conflict of the Lincoln County War, a now famous range war which took place in Lincoln, New Mexico. The "war" led to the notoriety of gunman Billy the Kid. The Battle of Lincoln was also one of the larger gunfights of the American Old West.

Read more about Battle Of Lincoln (1878):  Background, The Battle, Aftermath

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