Fort Robinson State Park in Nebraska

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After a long drive across Wyoming, the next overnight stop included Fort Robinson State Park located near Crawford, Nebraska. There are a number of buttes in this area as it is roughly south from the Badlands National Park. Therefore, the bedrock is nearly the same. Fort Robinson is the infamous location of where Crazy Horse had died in 1877.
For those who don't know him, he was a mighty Sioux warrior who had a strong spirit. Fort Robinson was held by the Red Indian Cloud Agency. Crazy Horse was one of the few who resisted further settlement coming from the white man. Ultimately, he had also fought with Sitting Bull, a Hunkpapa Lakota leader, at the Battle of Little Bighorn. It was that battle in which General George Custer met his demise in 1876.
As it approached 1890, that was when the infamous Wounded Knee Massacre had occurred in South Dakota. That massacre ended the indigenous resistance of the Lakota in the United States. We can never forget what happened in history.
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