The Ranger who gave the talk (actually a Professor at a Texas University) gave a well...entertaining description of the Battle of Little Big Horn. Let's just say he "got into it".

A REAL teepee and relics from the time period.

The hill above is "Last Stand Hill" where Custer and the remaining men died.

These markers are not graves. They mark the spot where each died. The black one in the middle is where General George Armstrong Custer was found dead. These markers are scattered all over the hills. They all read "7th Cavalry US Soldier Fell Here, June 25, 1876"

This is the monument where the soldiers were buried in a mass grave. Except for the officers. They were later moved. Custer is buried at Arlington.

What a view from the top of the hill!

This picture is at the end of the five mile drive out to the end of the battlefield. The tree grove below is where the Indian village was that Custer attempted to attack.

This monument shows where the the 7th cavalry was massed before the attack.

This monument was for the fallen Indians during the attack. Let me tell you there weren't many!

Back at the campground now...Lady worked hard to dig up this rock. If you've never seen the movie "The Long Long Trailer" with Lucille Ball and Desi Arnez, you won't get this but we wrote the city and date on this rock and put it in the basement of the trailer. Mom will get the joke!