Fort Union National Monument, New Mexico.
by Utley, Robert Marshall
Published by : [U.S. Dept. of the Interior, National Park Service] (Washington) Physical details: 68 p. illus., ports., maps, diagr. 24 cm. Year: 1962| Item type | Current location | Call number | Status | Date due | Barcode |
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| sw 900 - 999 | 973.623 Utl (Browse shelf) | Available | 72987 |
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| 973.621 Emo Lieutenant Emory reports | 973.623 Cru Tragedy at Taos | 973.623 Nev The Mexican war / | 973.623 Utl Fort Union National Monument, New Mexico. | 973.6231 Hug Doniphan's expedition | 973.6250924 Dow The cruise of the Portsmouth 1845-1847 : | 973.628 Pec Sign of the eagle; a view of Mexico 1830-1855 |
The Santa Fe Trail --
The founding of Fort Union --
The Apache war of 1854 --
The Ute war of 1855 --
Guardian of the Santa Fe Trail --
Chasing Kiowas and Comanches, 1860-61 --
Outbreak of the Civil War --
The star fort --
The Confederate invasion of New Mexico --
The Battle of Glorieta pass --
A new fort --
Carleton's operations, 1862-66 --
The Mescalero scout of 1867 --
The campaign of 1868 --
The Red River War, 1874 --
Military supply --
Life at Fort Union --
The last years --
Fort union today --
How to reach the monument --
Administration --
Related areas --
Appendix 1: Lis of commanding officers of Fort Union, 1851-91 --
Appendix 2: Regiments whose components served at Fort Union.
"The ruins of Fort Union graphically commemorate the achievements of the men who won the West. Located on the route of the Santa Fe Trail where the mountains meet the plains, the fort is centered in a region full of historic events and brimming with the romance of the frontier. As a base of operations for both military and civilian ventures in New Mexico for 40 years, 1851 to 1891, Fort Union played a key role in shaping the destiny of the Southwest." --Page 1.
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