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Digital Jaywalker proof-of-concept for "GeoVenturing-LNT Memes Mapping" ...
... Site became part of a new "Freedom's Frontier National Heritage Area".
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Freedom's Frontier · Kansas Territory: Frontier Military Scenic Byway
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A permanent Indian frontier. The Fort Leavenworth-Fort Scott-Fort Gibson Military Road
was constructed between 1838–1845 to link the military presence that ...
ceil.rootsweb.ancestry.com/transportation/trail-links.htm
Camp Supply to Ft. Sill Secondary military Road linking the two stations.
... occupied by a number of Plains Tribes at the time of the "Permanent Indian Frontier".
Rivers are both byways and barriers.
To understand history, F1RST understand rivers.
www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~itgenweb/itprojects/roads/forts.htm
Dec 5, 2004 – I have encountered many references to "the Old Military Road" where
...number of Plains Tribes at the time of the "Permanent Indian Frontier".
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www.hmdb.org/marker.asp?marker=50613
Jul 2, 2011 – The Fort Leavenworth Military Road as the route, by way of the Gum Springs
cut -off through modern day ... Permanent Indian Frontier
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www.wnpa.org/research/fosc01-04.pdfFile Format: PDF/Adobe Acrobat - Quick Viewother U.S. Army forts that comprised the Pennanent Indian Frontier. ...
Road, it was used to transport military supplies, troops, Indian annuities and trade goods ...
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digital.library.okstate.edu/encyclopedia/entries/M/MI025.html
A system of military roads, the first genuine roads in today's Oklahoma, were blazed... As the fiction of the "permanent Indian frontier" disappeared, Forts Gibson ...
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www.kshs.org/publicat/history/2004winter_young.pdfFile Format: PDF/Adobe Acrobat - Quick Viewcommerce. Fort Scott, established in 1842, protected the military road along the. “ permanent Indian frontier” on the western edge of Missouri. In 1853 Fort Riley ...
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archive.suite101.com › Kansas HistorySep 7, 2001 – FORT SCOTT: Outpost On The Indian Frontier ... Construction of amilitary road extending from Fort Snelling, Minnesota, to Fort Towson on the ...
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attractions.uptake.com/kansas/pleasanton/126936973.htmlThe Frontier Military Road was used to provide soldiers and supplies to the forts along the "Permanent Indian Frontier". Fort Leavenworth and Fort Scott
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