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Camp Apache, 1871, Brief Synopsis
Headquarters Department of Arizona No. 32
The Pinal Prospectors
Travels Through Arizona - Excerpt
Camp Apache, Arizona Territory (Formerly Camp Thomas) Established 1870
Camp Thomas Items
Headquarters Department of Arizona
Reports on Early Camp Apache Construction
Military-Apache Interaction - 1870
Headquarters, Camp Grant, Arizona Territory
List of Chiefs and Band Members
Management Situation Analysis, Cultural Resources/Gila Resource Area
Land Status of TRS Indian School
Fort Apache Historic District Structure Summary
Mr. Harrison Brown, Lecturer, Writer, London
[Map of Suiyan]
[Map of Shangai]
[Photo of Harrison Brown]
[Photo of Harrison Brown]
[Photo of Harrison Brown]
Biography
[dried flowers and letter] ? August 4, Ootischenia, B.C. [to] Fedosia Verigina
[Letter] [to] Fedosia Verigina
[Letter] ? October 10, Brilliant, B.C. [to] Fedosia Verigina
[Letter]

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