Lamar, CO Centennial Parade – 1986
Enjoy the Lamar Centennial Parade held in 1986! Who all do you recognize? Tag them or their friends and family in the […]
Sand Creek Claims of a Massacre: Part 2 – The Indians Didn’t Commit Any Atrocities or Depredations
By Mike Bowen, co-author, We Found the Lost Sand Creek Site We began a new blog series last week focusing on the […]
Sand Creek Claims of a Massacre: Part 1 – The Indians Were Unarmed
By Mike Bowen, co-author, We Found the Lost Sand Creek Site We are starting a new blog series, and over the next […]
Boy Scouts Hold Sand Creek Re-enactment in 1937 – How Artifacts Tell the Truth
Front: Chuck’s late brother Scott Bowen, Sheri Bowen, Chuck Bowen and Former National Park Service Sand Creek Superintendent, Alexa Roberts. Back: Butch Kelley. Artifacts in photo include cannonball shell fragments, .69 caliber lead balls, bullets, horseshoes, plus more. Alexa Roberts, former NPS Sand Creek Superintendent; former NPS Lead Archaeologist, Dr. Scott; and former NPS Sand Creek team historian, Jerome Greene, all identified hundreds of Sand Creek artifacts in the Bowens’ home, on separate visits. They were all well aware of the thousands of artifacts the Bowens discovered.
The Lost Sand Creek Site Discovery Program – Limon, CO
We had a great program in Limon, CO on Saturday, April 12. Thank you to all who came to hear our program […]
Colonel Chivington’s Response to the Sand Creek Hearings
By Mike Bowen, co-author, We Found the Lost Sand Creek Site Colonel John Chivington responded to the Sand Creek hearings and the […]
Metal Detecting Mars
Thanks to Elon Musk, Chuck Bowen got to metal detect on Mars! Make sure to share and give us a follow on […]
Synopsis of the Sand Creek Investigation
By Mike Bowen, co-author, We Found the Lost Sand Creek Site Colonel John Chivington responds to the Sand Creek hearings and allegations […]
Centerfire Shell Casings Found at the Lost Sand Creek Site
Click on the video below to see Chuck Bowen and Mike Bowen metal detect the Lost Sand Creek Site on Tuesday, March […]
The Water Valley School House Nearly Moved to Eads in the 1970s – How is the School House Connected to Sand Creek?
By Mike Bowen, co-author, We Found the Lost Sand Creek Site The Water Valley School House almost moved to Eads, CO in […]