Bismarck Historical Society
This presentation by Austin Glant examines the critical years leading to the Battle of the Little Bighorn through the lens of Fort Abraham Lincoln and its garrison. Tracing the post’s history from its 1872 construction to the 7th Cavalry’s departure in May 1876, the session explores the geopolitical causes of the Great Sioux War and the fort’s strategic role in the conflict. Attendees will gain insight into the rigorous winter preparations of 1875–76, the Dakota Column’s route into Montana, and
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This presentation by Austin Glant examines the critical years leading to the Battle of the Little Bighorn through the lens of Fort Abraham Lincoln and its garrison. Tracing the post’s history from its 1872 construction to the 7th Cavalry’s departure in May 1876, the session explores the geopolitical causes of the Great Sioux War and the fort’s strategic role in the conflict. Attendees will gain insight into the rigorous winter preparations of 1875–76, the Dakota Column’s route into Montana, and
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