Custer's Last Stand.
Markers have been placed where each trooper fell throughout the memorial. The area inside the wrought iron fence is where Custer's troop made their 'last stand'. It was originally the troopers grave sites as each was buried where they fell, but later they were disinterred and placed under the monument that was erected and memorial markers were placed. By pure chance we visited the memorial on the 132nd anniversary of the battle. ('08)
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7th Cavalry Monument on Last Stand Hill. ('08)
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They has also been a memorial location where all of the 7th Cavalry horses that dies were buried. Custer's troop killed their horses to erect defensive cover on the hillside. ('08)
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Down the hill from the 7th Cavalry Memorial, a memorial has been built for the Native Americans that died at the battle. ('08)
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The inside walls of the memorial have verbal histories from the tribes that were present at the battle. ('08)
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