Gun Found at Sand Creek Was Displayed with Bowens’ Sand Creek Artifacts
From our archives… Starr Revolver Displayed with Bowens’ Sand Creek Artifacts The Starr revolver, found by William H. “Buster” Albright on Sand […]
How Did Lamar Get its Name?
Many from Lamar are familiar with the town’s start with the stealing of the Blackwell station in 1886. How many are familiar […]
Chuck Bowen’s Relative is Unsung Hero for Ole Miss
(Some information from this blog comes from Miller Civil War Tours on Facebook) James Howry, who was an attorney in Oxford, MS, […]
Metal Detecting Near Three Forks
Joe, Kenzie, Gracie and Chuck metal detected recently near Three Forks on the Bowen Meadow Ranch. Click on the video below to […]
Historians, Archaeologists Search Traditional Sand Creek Site For Artifacts
In the late 1980s and early 1990s, historian Fred Werner, made many trips to the traditional Sand Creek site to search for […]
Thank You For Making Our Book a Success
It’s been a year since we launched our book, We Found the Lost Sand Creek Site. Thank you to all who have […]
Four Veteran Soldiers Visit Sand Creek Site
The location of the 1864 Sand Creek event was reportedly known for the first several years afterwards. In 1887, “We along with […]
Branson, MO Vacation Vlog
We recently vacationed in Branson, MO. Check out our video below. Look for the car from The Beverly Hillbillies. We visited the […]
What Was George Bent’s Involvement in the Civil War and How Did Fort Lyon Get its Name?
Chuck and Mike Bowen visited the Battle of Wilson’s Creek National Battlefield Sunday, October 22. It is located near Springfield, MO. The […]
How Was Jake Fleagle Caught?
The Fleagle Gang robbed the First National Bank May 23, 1928. Ralph and Jake Fleagle were joined by two companions. Ralph and […]