Wyoming History: Yellowstone's Place In The Last Stand Of The Nez Perce Almost Lost To History

As the Nez Perce Tribe was making its way to a U.S. government-established reservation, they moved through Yellowstone as they made their last stand as a free people.

Related Keywords

Nez Perce ,Idaho ,United States ,Washington ,White Bird Creek ,Montana ,Library Of Congress ,District Of Columbia ,Oregon ,Madison River ,Big Hole ,Bitterroot Mountains ,Canada ,Nez Perce Creek ,Lolo Pass ,Clearwater River ,Montanans ,White Bird ,Nez Perces ,George Cowan ,Gemma Cowan ,Sitting Bull ,John Gibbon ,National Park Service ,Yellowstone National Park ,Chief Joseph ,New Perce Tribe ,Vida Carpenter ,Clean Elk ,Crow Indians ,Lower Geyser Basin ,Fountain Flats ,Old Faithful ,Madison River Valley ,Fountain Paint Pots ,Mary Mountain ,Red Scout ,Somber And ,Glen Africa Basin ,Hayden Valley ,Yellowstone River ,Perce Chief ,Nez Perce Chief ,New Perce ,Pelican Valley ,Mist Creek Pass ,Lamar River ,Clarks Fork Canyon ,General Howard ,Nelson Miles ,Missouri River ,Medicine Line ,Indian Territory ,