Historical Markers in Cottonwood, Idaho

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Historical Markers in Cottonwood, Idaho

1 ► Idaho, Idaho County, Cottonwood — 488 — Lewis and Clark —

On May 31, 1806, Sgt. John Ordway and Pvts. Frazer and Weiser began the return trip from Lewis’s (sic) River (Snake River) with salmon for Camp Chopunnish (Kamiah). The men crossed the Camas Prairie near here on their way to rejoin the Corps . . . — — Map (db m121141) HM

2 ► Idaho, Idaho County, Cottonwood — 38 — Nez Perce War —

Following the Battle at White Bird Canyon on July 4, 1877, U.S. cavalrymen, entrenched nearby at Cottonwood, resisted attacks by Nez Perce warriors. East of here on July 5, 1877, Nez Perce warriors created a strategic diversion by surrounding . . . — — Map (db m121140) HM

3 ► Idaho, Idaho County, Cottonwood — 500 — Nez Perce War - Foster''s Gravesite —

“I will not hide anything. That part of the fight was not long.” Yellow Wolf, Nez Perce warrior. On July 3, 1877, 2nd Lt. Sevier M. Rains, civilian scout William Foster, and ten 1st cavalrymen rode from Norton’s ranch . . . — — Map (db m121142) HM

4 ► Idaho, Idaho County, Cottonwood — Seventeen Volunteers —

Erected in memory of the seventeen volunteers who engaged in battle with the Indians 2000 feet East from this point with two killed and three wounded the 5th day of July 1877 during the Nez Perce Indian War. Captain D.B. Randall, C.M. Day, James . . . — — Map (db m121144) HM

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