Towner Bus Tragedy
By Mike Bowen Historian Jesse Melton gave a presentation on the Towner Bus Tragedy on October 19, 2017. The Towner Bus Tragedy, […]
Ol’ Cheyenne On an Edison Phonograph
In the 1890s, the location of the Sand Creek event was seemingly lost. The 1894 United States Geological Survey (U.S.G.S.) Topo map […]
How Was Genealogy Used in Sand Creek Research?
By Mike Bowen, co-author, We Found the Lost Sand Creek Site Throughout their many years studying Sand Creek, Chuck and Sheri Bowen […]
20th Anniversary of Prayer and Deliverance of Curses Over Lost Sand Creek Site
By Mike Bowen Co-author We Found The Lost Sand Creek Site In the early 2000s, Chuck and Sheri were dealing with spiritual […]
Sand Creek: Fact or Fiction: Part 6: Why Did Soldiers Attack Black Kettle’s Village on Sand Creek?
By Mike Bowen Co-author We Found the Lost Sand Creek Site [The following information comes directly from Sand Creek eyewitnesses] On November […]
Sand Creek: Fact or Fiction: Part 5: What Did George Bent Say About Sand Creek?
By Mike Bowen Co-author We Found the Lost Sand Creek Site What many may not know about George Bent is he fought […]
Sand Creek: Fact or Fiction Part 4: How Trustworthy is Soldier Testimony?
Soldier eyewitness testimony about Sand Creek is often discredited. According to the traditional story, the soldiers stormed through a sleeping village, killing […]
Historian and Cavalry Reenactor, Butch Kelley, To Show Cavalry Equipment and Compare to Bowens’ Sand Creek Artifacts
By Mike Bowen Co-author of We Found the Lost Sand Creek Site Join us at the High Plains Snow Goose Festival to […]
General Custer Leads Grand Duke Alexis on Buffalo Hunt
General Custer, General Sheridan, Buffalo Bill, and others went on a buffalo hunt in January 1872 to entertain the Grand Duke of […]
Sand Creek: Fact or Fiction: Part 3: Were the Indians Killed As They Slept?
The Sand Creek traditional story says that about 700 members of the 1st and 3rd Colorado cavalries stormed through Black Kettle’s sleeping […]