Sand Creek

Natural Resource Management Technician Tommy Peevyhouse joined the safe of the Sand Creek Massacre National Historic Site in March.

Noted attorney, legal scholar and author Walter Echo-Hawk will discuss his latest book, "The Sea of Grass" Thursday in Eads.

Historical site will be open to the public from 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. daily.

The Sand Creek speaker series continues March 21 with a presentation by Barbara Sutteer entitled "Identifying Sand Creek Camp through Traditional Knowledge." The presentation will take place at the Crow Luther Cultural Events Center in Eads starting at 6:00 p.m. 

The Sand Creek speaker series for 2019 continues with a presentation by noted artist, historian and educator Eugene Ridgely, Jr.

Sand Creek Massacre National Historic Site (NHS) Acting Superintendent Janet Frederick has announced the temporary closure of the Monument Hill Overlook and areas immediately surrounding the overlook. "As part of the long-range management improvements to the park, the Monument Hill area is being rehabilitated. to assure safety and accessibility to all visitors." said Frederick. 

Presentation by Dr. Henrietta Mann focuses on Cheyenne history and culture.

The Sand Creek speakers series continues with a presentation about the Arikara People.

Partial federal government shutdown has forced some parks and sites to close due to safety concerns.

The Sand Creek Massacre speakers series continues this week with a presentation by LaDonna Brown.