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This is a list of interpretive panels along the trails at the Sand Creek Massacre National Historic Site

Welcome to the Sand Creek Massacre National Historic Site Marker image, Touch for more information

By Connor Olson, August 30, 2021

Welcome to the Sand Creek Massacre National Historic Site Marker

SHOWN IN SOURCE-SPECIFIED ORDER

1 ► Colorado, Kiowa County, Chivington — Welcome to the Sand Creek Massacre National Historic Site —

On Unnamed entrance road north of County Road W, in the median.

2 ► Colorado, Kiowa County, Chivington — Conscious and Courage —

Near County Highway W west of County Highway 56.

3 ► Colorado, Kiowa County, Chivington — Sacred Memory —

Near County Highway W east of Chief White Antelope Way.

4 ► Colorado, Kiowa County, Chivington — A Chief’s Village —

Near County Highway W east of Chief White Antelope Way.

5 ► Colorado, Kiowa County, Chivington — Dawn November 29, 1864 —

Near County Highway W east of Chief White Antelope Way.

6 ► Colorado, Kiowa County, Chivington — Troops Approach the Village —

Near County Highway W east of Chief White Antelope Way.

7 ► Colorado, Kiowa County, Chivington — Attack and Pursuit —

Near County Highway W east of Chief White Antelope Way.

8 ► Colorado, Kiowa County, Chivington — Conflict Within and Without —

Near County Highway W east of Chief White Antelope Way.

9 ► Colorado, Kiowa County, Chivington — The Big Head Fight —

Near County Highway W east of Chief White Antelope Way.

10 ► Colorado, Kiowa County, Chivington — An End to the Slaughter —

Near County Highway W east of Chief White Antelope Way.

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