“Most of us didn’t grow up with any knowledge or recognition of Sand Creek Massacre.” Tom Hayden, the only great-great grandson of Colorado Governor John Evans […]

“Most of us didn’t grow up with any knowledge or recognition of Sand Creek Massacre.” Tom Hayden, the only great-great grandson of Colorado Governor John Evans […]
Governor John Hickenlooper has apologized on behalf of the state of Colorado for the Sand Creek Massacre. Native American tribal members ran to the state capitol […]
Hundreds of people gathered in Eads Colorado on Saturday to commemorate the 150th anniversary of the Sand Creek Massacre. KGNU’s Elena Klaver was there and spoke […]
Governor Hickenlooper became the first Colorado Governor to publicly apologize to descendants of those massacred at Sand Creek 150 years ago. Addressing Cheyenne and Arapaho tribe members […]
The anniversary of the Sand Creek Massacre, and particularly the 150th anniversary is a time for everyone in Colorado and indeed the American West to reflect […]
On Tuesday night at the Denver Art Museum about 200 people gathered for a candlelight vigil to welcome the runners who were participating in the healing […]
The National Trust for Historic Preservation named Boggsville Historic Site in Bent County, Colo., a National Treasure. The Santa Fe Trail trading village is deemed as […]
U.S. Senator Ben Nighthorse Campbell sponsored the 1998 legislation to establish a Sand Creek Massacre National Historic Site. The site opened to the public in 2007. Senator […]