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Cheyenne Chief often identified as Lean Bear photographed in 1863, Washington, D.C.
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Native History: Murder of Chief Lean Bear Leads to War, Sand Creek Massacre

By National Park ServiceSep 13, 2018
The Sand Creek Massacre National Historic Site is holding a number of remembrance events to honor the 150th anniversary of this tragic event, including the four-day Sand Creek Spiritual Healing Run.
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Sand Creek Anniversary: Massacre, Mistrust, and Misery

By National Park ServiceSep 13, 2018
A 33-star American flag, white flag, and lodge poles at Sand Creek Massacre National Historic Site.
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150th Anniversary Sand Creek Massacre Remembrance Events

By National Park ServiceSep 13, 2018
Robert Lindneaux portrays his concept of the Sand Creek Massacre.
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The Sand Creek Massacre: 8 Hours That Changed the Great Plains Forever

By National Park ServiceSep 13, 2018
Cheyenne and Arapaho Chiefs at the Camp Weld Conference.
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Sand Creek: The Letter and the Leaders

By National Park ServiceSep 13, 2018
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Preserving Culture: NPS Awards Historic Preservation Grants to Tribes

By National Park ServiceSep 12, 2018
The Battle of Wood Lake site is one that received a grant from the National Park Service.
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National Park Service Awards $1.3M in Battlefield Preservation Grants

By National Park ServiceSep 13, 2018