TREATIES THAT LIVE:
HISTORICAL SYMPOSIUM FOR THE SESQUICENTENNIAL (150 YEARS) OF THE CROW (APSAALOOKE) TREATIES OF THE 1868 AT FORT LARAMIE, WYOMING AND FORT HAWLEY, MONTANA
Little Big Horn College Health & Wellness Center (Gym)
Crow Agency, Montana
September 14th - 15th, 2018 -- 9am-4pm both days
Co-Sponsored by the Friends of Chief Plenty Coups Association
Everyone is invited to Participate in This Event as Our Ancestors Participated in the Making of These Treaties
Documents/Photos/Maps
Original documents Courtesy of
Mark Leutbecker, Director
Nicklason Research Associates
1867 Proceedings of the Indian Peace Commission Council with the Crows (Handwritten Original)
1867 Proceedings of the Indian Peace Commission Council with the Crows (Typed)
1868 Fort Laramie Treaty, Mountain Crow/Kicked in the Bellies (Handwritten Original)
1868 Fort Laramie Treaty, Mountain Crow/Kicked in the Bellies (Typed)
1868 Fort Hawley
Treaty, River Crows
(Handwritten Original)
1868 Fort Hawley Treaty, River Crows (Typed)
1873 Council with the Crows with Testimony by Blackfoot/Sits in the Middle of the Land about the 1868 Laramie Treaty
Historical Boundaries of the Crow Reservation
Fort Laramie 1863
Bear Tooth speaking with Peace Commissioners during treaty negotiations at Fort Laramie, 1867. Sketch by Ange-Louis Janet.
Tribal Representatives with Peace Commissioners in Council Tipi at treaty negotiations, Fort Laramie, 1868. Photo by Alexander Gardner.
Crow Delegates to Treaty Negotiations, Fort Laramie 1868. Photo by Alexander Gardner.
Left to right: Dr. Matthews (Crow agent), Mountain Trail, Pounded Meat, Blackfoot (Sits in the Middle of the Land), White Fawn, Winking Eyes, White Horse, Poor Elk, Shot in the Jaw, Crane, Pretty Young Bull.
A Few of the Crow Delegates to Treaty Negotiations, Fort Laramie 1868. Photo by Alexander Gardner.
Crow Delegates 1873
Left to right: Long Elk/Long Horse, Blackfoot (Sits in the Middle of the Land), White Calf.
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Indian Peace Commissioners distributing presents to the Crow, Fort Laramie 1868. Photo by Alexander Gardner.