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Telegram Reporting the Battle of Little Bighorn
Telegram Reporting the Battle of Little Bighorn 6/25/1876 - 6/26/1876
First Report of the Battle of the Little Bighorn
First Report of the Battle of the Little Bighorn 6/27/1876
Curley, Crow Indian Scout
Curley, Crow Indian Scout ca. 1878
Dull Knife (Chief Morning Star)
Dull Knife (Chief Morning Star)
Bloody Knife on Yellowstone Expedition
Bloody Knife on Yellowstone Expedition 1873
Fort Laramie Treaty
Fort Laramie Treaty 4/29/1868
Landscape near Little Bighorn Battlefield National Monument in Montana, viewed during visit by Secretary Gale Norton to participate in dedication ceremonies for the new Indian Memorial
Landscape near Little Bighorn Battlefield National Monument in Montana, viewed during visit by Secretary Gale Norton to participate in dedication ceremonies for the new Indian Memorial 6/23/2003
Letter from Captain John S. Poland to the Assistant Adjutant General of the Department of Dakota in Saint Paul, Minnesota
Letter from Captain John S. Poland to the Assistant Adjutant General of the Department of Dakota in Saint Paul, Minnesota 7/25/1876
Letter, R. W. Leonard to Adjutant General offering to raise regiment of volunteers to fight the Sioux Indians
Letter, R. W. Leonard to Adjutant General offering to raise regiment of volunteers to fight the Sioux Indians 7/10/1876
Crow Indian Chiefs. Captured at Custer Battlefield, Montana, Nov.7th and imprisoned at Ft. Snelling, Minn. Nov. 15th 1887. [Crazy-Head, Looks-with-his-Ears, Rock, The-Man-that-carries-his-food, Bank,
Crow Indian Chiefs. Captured at Custer Battlefield, Montana, Nov.7th and imprisoned at Ft. Snelling, Minn. Nov. 15th 1887. [Crazy-Head, Looks-with-his-Ears, Rock, The-Man-that-carries-his-food, Bank, ca. 1881 - ca. 1885
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