Establishment Update

Secretary of the Interior formally creates Sand Creek Massacre National Historic Site. Please click for information.

Notice of Intent for General Management Plan.

General Management Plan Newsletter, Fall 2007.

Please click to submit General Management Plan public comments.

Partnerships

Since it's authorization in November, 2000, the Sand Creek Massacre National Historic Site has worked in partnership with the State of Colorado; Kiowa County; Representatives of the Cheyenne and Arapaho Tribes from Montana, Oklahoma and Wyoming; private citizens; and the Conservation Fund.

ADDITIONAL INFORMATON

The Sand Creek Massacre

The legacy of the Sand Creek Massacre is profound. The late Robert Burns, pictured left, a Cheyenne, was one of many to lose a parent or other relative during the attack. For additional information about Burns, as well as others at the Sand Creek Massacre, please click here.

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