Burning of Heck Reel Wagon Train tells the history of the Indian attack on August 1, 1876, of the Heck Reel's ox-powered freight wagon trains near Elk Horn on the Cheyenne-Ft. Fetterman trail. Bishop and Vaughn combined the results of their investigations with other known historical facts to tell the story of what happened and where it happened. This pamphlet is part of the Don Reynolds Collection.
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Heck Reel Wagon Train, Freighting, Indian Attacks-Heck Reel Wagon Train, Cheynne-Fort Fetterman Trail, Elkhorn RIver, Native American, Indian Interaction, Western Migration, Forts, Fort Fetterman