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Several years of research and cooperation between tribes, state and federal agencies, universities, and affected landowners contributed to the establishment of the Sand Creek Massacre site as a National Park Service unit in 2007. Research continues to be conducted at the site and covers a wide range of subjects including archaeology, birds, and plants.

Sand Creek Massacre National Historic Site Management Documents.

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The Sand Creek Massacre National Historic Site is visited by people from throughout the region, nation, and world. The site's challenging and unique story provides for many special commemorative and educational opportunities.

Last Updated: December 01, 2011 at 15:17 MST