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RMP6PJN4–Chief Crazy Horse memorial on the spot where he was killed, Fort Robinson, Nebraska. Photograph
RMF19XFH–Nebraska, Crawford, Fort Robinson State Park, The Cheyenne Outbreak (1879), cliffs are part of the Indian escape route
RMBHW9F0–Guard house at the site where Crazy Horse was killed in 1877 at Fort Robinson State Park, Nebraska, USA
RMPPAK84–Crawford, Nebraska - The site of the original cavalry barracks at Fort Robinson State Park. (The existing building is a reproduction.) Fort Robinson i
RMCF8J6P–A squadron of the 9th US Cavalry stands on horses in formation at Fort Robinson, Nebraska in 1889 during the Indian Wars, black
RMBEECXT–Ogalala Sioux chief Crazy Horse murdered by army soldiers here Fort Robinson state park Crawford Nebraska
RM2BTN2HN–Officer of the Guard order issued to John H Alexander. Hand-written order issued to second lieutenant John Hanks Alexander to report for Officers of the Guard duty at Fort Robinson, Nebraska on October 10, 1887. The document was written by an unidentified first lieutenant by order of Colonel Edward Hatch.
RMF19WK3–Nebraska, Crawford, Fort Robinson State Park, The Cheyenne Outbreak (1879) cliffs are part of the Indian escape route
RMF19W1N–Nebraska, Crawford, Fort Robinson State Park, Smiley Canyon Scenic Drive, wild burros (Equis asinus)
RM2RXTYYC–Hand-written order issued to second lieutenant John Hanks Alexander to report for Officers of the Guard duty at Fort Robinson, Nebraska on October 10, 1887. The document was written by an unidentified first lieutenant by order of Colonel Edward Hatch. The document was written in black ink on white paper and has several creases. Both sides of the document have writing.
RMW5NB42–Generals P.H. Sheridan and George Crook to Commanding Officer, Fort Robinson, Nebraska.; Scope and content: This is document pertains to: Copies of Military Telegrams Regarding Cheyenne Escapees and Cheyenne Women and Orphans. January 19, 1879 to January 28, 1879.
RMPPAK7W–Crawford, Nebraska - The site of the original cavalry barracks at Fort Robinson State Park. (The existing building is a reproduction.) Fort Robinson i
RMDDT7FH–The death of Crazy Horse, Fort Robinson, Nebraska, USA, 1877 (c1900). Artist: Amos Bad Heart Buffalo
RM2CGKJN0–. Officers of the army and navy (regular) who served in the Civil War . at Fort Hays, Kansas, from June,1885, until September, 1S87, when he was detailed ongeneral recruiting service at Cleveland, Ohio. He waspromoted major of the Eighth Infantry December 26,1 SSS, Nebraska, in April, 1 889 ; serving at Fort Robinson,Nebraska, from April, [889, until September, 1890, whenhe went to Fort Washakie, Wyoming, which post hecommanded until December, 1891, when he was orderedto Fort McKinney, Wyoming. Major Kellogg was acting assistant adjutant-generalto Lieutenant-Colonel J. V. Bomford, Sixteenth In
RMF19X9H–Nebraska, Crawford, Fort Robinson State Park, The Cheyenne Outbreak (1879) cliffs are part of the Indian escape route
RMPPAK7X–Crawford, Nebraska - The site of the original cavalry barracks at Fort Robinson State Park. (The existing building is a reproduction.) Fort Robinson i
RMTY55AG–Generals P.H. Sheridan and George Crook to Commanding Officer, Fort Robinson, Nebraska.; Scope and content: This is document pertains to: Copies of Military Telegrams Regarding Cheyenne Escapees and Cheyenne Women and Orphans. January 19, 1879 to January 28, 1879.
RM2CGMRY2–. Officers of the army and navy (regular) who served in the Civil War . which lasted twohours, the Indians being defeated. After the campaignwas ended he went on sick-leave of absence, May 1, 1881,by authority of the Secretary of War, and remained untilJuly, 1885, when he rejoined at Fort Robinson, Nebraska,serving there to June 17, 1887. He was promoted captain of Troop C February 11,1887, and, after a three months leave of absence, joinedhis troop at Fort Robinson, Nebraska, from which sta-tion he was changed to Fort Du Chesne, June 5, 1888,marching six hundred and fifty-six miles, from whic
RM2G4GXPW–Hand-written order issued to second lieutenant John Hanks Alexander to report for Officers of the Guard duty at Fort Robinson, Nebraska on October 10, 1887. The document was written by an unidentified first lieutenant by order of Colonel Edward Hatch. The document was written in black ink on white paper and has several creases. Both sides of the document have writing. Alexander was the first African-American officer in the United States armed forces to hold a regular command position.
RMPPAK7Y–Crawford, Nebraska - The site of the original cavalry barracks at Fort Robinson State Park. (The existing building is a reproduction.) Fort Robinson i
RMW5XXRJ–Shipment of Carbines from Fort Robinson to Rushville, Nebraska.; Scope and content: This is document pertains to: Correspondence Between Military Officers Regarding Wounded Knee Tragedy. November 24, 1890 to January 24, 1891.
RMF19T4C–Nebraska, Crawford, Fort Robinson State Park, Post Headquarters built 1905, now The History Center
RMPPAK89–Crawford, Nebraska - The Veterinary Hospital at Fort Robinson State Park. Fort Robinson is a former U.S. Army outpost which played a major role in the
RMB2Y2C9–Carriage and horses at historic Fort Robinson State Park, Northwestern Nebraska, west of Crawford
RMTYK165–Shipment of Carbines from Fort Robinson to Rushville, Nebraska.; Scope and content: This is document pertains to: Correspondence Between Military Officers Regarding Wounded Knee Tragedy. November 24, 1890 to January 24, 1891.
RMF19T42–Nebraska, Crawford, Fort Robinson State Park, Post Headquarters built 1905, now The History Center
RMPPAK85–Crawford, Nebraska - The Veterinary Hospital at Fort Robinson State Park. Fort Robinson is a former U.S. Army outpost which played a major role in the
RF2BEMDDY–Fort Robinson Museum (formally Post Headquarters-1905), Fort Robinson State Park, Nebraska
RM2JAXMGF–Trailside Museum of Natural History at historic Fort Robinson State Park; in Crawfrod Nebraska USA
RMF19T4R–Nebraska, Crawford, Fort Robinson State Park, Post Headquarters built 1905, now The History Center
RMPPAK7E–Crawford, Nebraska - A monument marks the site of the killing of Ogalla Chief Crazy Horse at Fort Robinson State Park. Fort Robinson is a former U.S.
RMF19T58–Nebraska, Crawford, Fort Robinson State Park, Smiley Canyon Scenic Drive, wild burros (Equis asinus)
RMPPAK8A–Crawford, Nebraska - Officers' Row at Fort Robinson State Park. Fort Robinson is a former U.S. Army outpost which played a major role in the Indian wa
RMF19T4Y–Nebraska, Crawford, Fort Robinson State Park, Smiley Canyon Scenic Drive, wild burros (Equis asinus)
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