Shane W.
9/27/2025
An important place to honor indigenous peoples and learn history so many do not know. High quality museum.
Washita Battlefield National Hist Site
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426 Broadway
Cheyenne, OK 73628
Washita Battlefield National Historic Site, located in Cheyenne, Oklahoma, commemorates the site of the 1868 Battle of Washita River between the U.S. Army and the Cheyenne tribe led by Chief Black Kettle. This site serves as a reminder of the complex history of Native American and U.S. government relations during the westward expansion. Visitors can explore the scenic landscape, learn about the events through informative exhibits, and gain insight into the cultural significance of this historic battle.
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Valerie B.
4/29/2024
It's really ugly what "we" did to native Americans and this is a place that tells that story. I love the fact that this NHS protects the history so we hopefully won't be doomed to repeat it. There...
Geri K.
5/24/2024
Amazing history. Beautiful facility. Worth the trip to see this historic site. Trails and a film. Historical artifacts
John T.
2/5/2018
Karma. That said, its off the beaten path but a worthwhile stop. If you visit make sure you do the walk to the approximate encampment location, taking one of the trail guides. There are...
Richard F.
6/11/2016
This historical area has been well preserved by the National Park Service. The path to the site is paved and well marked with historical signs. Stop at the visitors center before you go out to the...
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