Commemorating the influence on the Oklahoma Land Opening of 1889 of Gordon William (Pawnee Bill) and May Manning LillieWorld Famous Wild West Showman and white chief of the Pawnee Indians 1984 Oklahoma State Society Daughters of the . . . — — Map (db m266173) HM
Lame Bull is honored here as a prominent medicine man, artist, and leader within the Cheyenne. He was also a Cheyenne Arrow Priest and knowledgeable of Cheyenne Arrow ceremony. He was born in 1833 to Shaking Crane and Yellow Horse Woman and lived . . . — — Map (db m268846) HM
The Red Fork Trail Ranch House stood about a half-mile to the south of this location, now marked by a granite monument on Red Fork Street. The image above was drawn by Adolph Hunnius in 1876, a surveyor. (courtesy of the Kansas State Historical . . . — — Map (db m284625) HM
Stockade buildings of Red Fork Ranch on the Chisholm Trail, at the Cimarron or Red Fork river crossing here, included a stage station to change horses and a supply depot for travelers, late 1860's to 1890's. Troops from Ft. Sill were on duty here . . . — — Map (db m284626) HM
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