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This picture of Custer Elm was taken in 1928 and at that time the tree was estimated to be 300 years old. Dutch elm disease caused it to die in the early 1970's.
General George Armstrong Custer and his 7th Calvary [sic] regiment camped beneath …
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This Kanza warrior stands as a tribute to the tribe for whom the State of Kansas is named. Also known as the Kaws, the Kanzas occupied a reservation in this area from 1848 to 1873. Today's tribal government, the Kaw Nation, is headquartered in Kaw…
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This hardwood tree was part of the original grove that provided shelter, and wood for wagon repairs for travelers on the Santa Fe Trail.
The grove was a continuous strip of timber near one mile in width with a rich variety of trees. The town of…
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General George A. Custer and an element of the 7th Cavalry camped beneath this tree in 1867. The south portion of this park is part of a 120-acre farm bought by General Custer and Amos Kimball in 1869.
historicalmarkerproject/markers/HMU4C_madonna-of-the-trail_Council-Grove-KS.html
N.S.D.A.R. Memorialto thePioneer Mothersof theCovered Wagon Days
The NationalOld Trails Road
Here East met Westwhen the Old Santa Fe Trailwas established August 10, 1825at a council between theUnited States Commissionersand Osage Indians
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