Buffalo Bill

Buffalo Bill, born William Frederick Cody in 1846, was a legendary American frontiersman, scout, and showman. He gained fame for his exceptional skills in hunting and storytelling about the Wild West. In the late 19th century, he created "Buffalo Bill's Wild West," a popular entertainment show that showcased cowboy skills, Native American culture, and frontier life through reenactments, exhibitions, and performances. His contributions helped popularize Western history and mythology across the United States and internationally, making him one of the most iconic figures representing the American frontier spirit.