LOCATION FILE
Fort Robinson
FOLLOWCrawford, NE
DIRECTIONS →OVERVIEW
A frontier military post established in 1874 in the northwestern panhandle, site of the 1877 death of Oglala leader Crazy Horse and the 1879 Cheyenne Outbreak; its preserved buildings now anchor Fort Robinson State Park, with historic officers' quarters used as lodging.
REPORTED ACTIVITY
Visitors across the grounds report phantom hoofbeats and the figures of soldiers and Native Americans, tied to the fort's tragic history.
VISITING
A state park open to the public, with lodging, a museum, and tours.
SITE PLAN
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