Sand Creek Massacre National Historic Site

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+1 (719) 438-5916

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Entrance information briefing the massacre and why the town the site's in, Covington, is named after the man who green-lit the massacre.

Look under that bench before sitting! I like how they have signs in the park such as this one. This is rattlesnake country!

Entrance right next to the highway (all dirt road).

55411 County Road W

Eads, CO 81036

+1 (719) 438-5916

http://www.nps.gov

Discover the tragic history of the Sand Creek Massacre National Historic Site in Eads, Colorado, where on November 29th, 1864, a devastating American atrocity unfolded, resulting in the loss of many Cheyenne and Arapaho lives. Visitors can learn about the betrayal on the plains and the painful memory left for generations of Native Americans.

Located near Eads, this site offers educational programs and a chance to explore the stories and history surrounding this dark chapter in American history. Plan your visit to the Sand Creek Massacre NHS to gain insight into this significant event that shaped the lives of the Cheyenne and Arapaho people.

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5.03 reviews

Marty P.

6/23/2024

I had a lovely time at Sand Creek Massacre National Historic Site! My first suggestion is this, plan other activities besides going to SCNHS. Map it accordingly. There is another Historic Site...

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