The Battle of Fall River Re-enactment Weekend is taking place May 31 and June 1, two days of living history open to the public for free. Visitors can wander the grounds, meet historians ...

The Battle of Fall River Re-enactment Weekend is taking place May 31 and June 1. The Colonial encampment will be open from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. daily. Re-enactors will be living as they would have in ...

(KTEN) — The sun returned to Texoma on Wednesday, but the aftermath of all the rain we've received has put emergency managers on notice, especially with the flooding of the Washita River in ...

His most egregious action on the southern plains took place at Washita ... cross the river and escape to other nearby Indian villages. Black Kettle’s other wife, Sioux Woman, also died in the attack.

Strickland’s “Right to Consciousness” could represent the Sand Creek Massacre, or the Washita River Massacre, or perhaps the Massacre ... Reservation ahead of a winter storm. Also called a “battle” — ...

Miles regularly sent out scouting parties from his base on the Washita to scourer ... hastened the end of the Red River War. A war, which started with the Second Battle of Adobe Walls on June ...

The Battle of Washita occurred on 27 November 1868 ... The route was more than 5,000 miles long, passing through nine states. Extremely harsh winters, river crossings and difficulties finding food ...

“He was with [General George] Custer at the Battle of the Washita near Cheyenne ... I think across the Canadian River. A telegraph line. So that was important,” said Kuhlman.

9, 1874, and lasting for five days, Lyman’s Wagon Train Fight, also known as the “Battle on the Upper Washita,” became the longest engagement of the Red River War. During his pursuit of the ...

The Battle of Buffalo Wallow ... then drawing them into their trap along the Upper Washita River," the release said. "The Kiowa were joined by several Comanche and Cheyenne allies with whom ...