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By Mike Bowen Co-author, We Found the Lost Sand Creek Site The Water Valley Schoolhouse received a makeover in November. It was […]

Robert McFarland was a soldier at Sand Creek. He was killed by a Cheyenne Warrior.  He enlisted as a Private and left […]

From our archives… Starr Revolver Displayed with Bowens’ Sand Creek Artifacts  The Starr revolver, found by William H. “Buster” Albright on Sand […]

Many from Lamar are familiar with the town’s start with the stealing of the Blackwell station in 1886. How many are familiar […]

(Some information from this blog comes from Miller Civil War Tours on Facebook) James Howry, who was an attorney in Oxford, MS, […]

Joe, Kenzie, Gracie and Chuck metal detected recently near Three Forks on the Bowen Meadow Ranch. Click on the video below to […]

In the late 1980s and early 1990s, historian Fred Werner, made many trips to the traditional Sand Creek site to search for […]

It’s been a year since we launched our book, We Found the Lost Sand Creek Site. Thank you to all who have […]

The location of the 1864 Sand Creek event was reportedly known for the first several years afterwards.  In 1887, “We along with […]

We recently vacationed in Branson, MO. Check out our video below. Look for the car from The Beverly Hillbillies. We visited the […]