Sioux War Collection

US Army survivors of Custers Last Stand - horse and scout, Curley
Horse " Comanche" and Custers scout Curley, the only US Army survivors of the Battle of Little Bighorn, 1876. Hand-colored woodcut reproduction of a photograph

The Sioux War, a Trio of Indian Chiefs (engraving)
1053982 The Sioux War, a Trio of Indian Chiefs (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: The Sioux War, a Trio of Indian Chiefs)

Custers 7th Cavalry battling Sioux warriors
Sioux attack on a company of Custers Seventh Cavalry on the Great Plains, June 24, 1867. Hand-colored woodcut of a 19th-century illustration

EVNT2A-00030
US Cavalry attacking a Sioux Indian village, 1800s. Hand-colored woodcut of a 19th century illustration

The Sioux War: the Powder River Expedition Crossing the Platte River, Engraving 1876, Us, Usa, America, United States

Deadwood City, Black Hills, the Sioux War, , Engraving 1876, Us, Usa, America, United
DEADWOOD CITY, BLACK HILLS, THE SIOUX WAR, , ENGRAVING 1876, US, USA, America, United States

General Crooks Camp at Whitewood Creek: Bringing in a Wounded Soldier on a Travau, the Sioux War, , Engraving 1876, Us, Usa, America, United States

The Sioux War in America a Troop of Indians Charging Colonel Royalls Detachment of Cavalry, Engraving 1876, Us, Usa, America, United States

The Sioux War: The Powder River Expedition Crossing The Platte River, Engraving 1876, Us, USA, America, United States

General Crooks Camp at Whitewood Creek: Bringing in a Wounded Soldier on a Travau, the Sioux War, , Engraving 1876, Us, Usa, America, United States

Deadwood City, Black Hills, the Sioux War, , Engraving 1876, Us, Usa, America, United
DEADWOOD CITY, BLACK HILLS, THE SIOUX WAR, , ENGRAVING 1876, US, USA, America, United States

The Sioux War in America a Troop of Indians Charging Colonel Royalls Detachment of Cavalry, Engraving 1876, Us, Usa, America, United States

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"The Sioux War: A Tale of Bravery and Tragedy in the American West" In the aftermath of Custer's Last Stand, a small group of US Army survivors emerged from the chaos. Mounted on their loyal horses, these courageous soldiers became symbols of resilience and determination. Among them was Curley, a skilled scout whose knowledge of the land proved invaluable. EVNT2A-00070 captures the essence of this historic conflict that pitted George A. Custer's 7th Cavalry against fierce Sioux warriors. The engraving depicts the intensity and bravery displayed by both sides during this pivotal moment in history. The Sioux War brought together a trio of Indian chiefs who fought valiantly to defend their ancestral lands. Their unwavering spirit is immortalized in an engraving that showcases their strength and leadership. EVNT2A-00030 portrays another significant event - The Powder River Expedition Crossing the Platte River in 1876. This daring maneuver exemplified General Crook's strategic brilliance as he led his troops into battle against formidable opponents. As tensions escalated, Deadwood City stood as a symbol of defiance amidst Black Hills' turmoil during the Sioux War. An engraving from 1876 encapsulates its significance as it became a battleground for freedom and survival. General Crook's Camp at Whitewood Creek witnessed countless acts of heroism, including bringing wounded soldiers back to safety on travau carts. These selfless actions demonstrated not only camaraderie but also humanity amid chaos. Colonel Royall's Detachment faced an intense charge by Native American forces during one fateful encounter captured vividly in "The Sioux War: A Troop of Indians Charging Colonel Royall's Detachment. " This gripping image serves as a reminder that courage knows no boundaries or affiliations. The Powder River Expedition crossing depicted once again emphasizes how crucial waterways were during this conflict – serving as lifelines for both sides.