The Cossatot River
The Cossatot River derives from a French word meaning"crushed head," and in 1833, it was to be spanned by a toll bridge.
The Cossatot River
Comanche Rations at Fort Supply
Fort Sill, Still Active
Fort Richardson, the Red River War Fort
Fort Griffin, "Civilized"
Waterless and Bisonless Fort Phantom Hill
Very Busy Fort Belknap
Fort Washita
Fort Arbuckle in the Mountains
Marcy's Expedition to document the the Red River
Fort Claiborne, Unwanted
Fort Jesup on the Spanish Road in No Man's Land
Fort St. Jean Baptiste in Natchitoches
Fort Sauvage, the Natchez Village after the Fort Rosalie Massacre
Going the distance
Eagletown, Originally a Station on the Choctaw Trail of Tears
Map for mathematicians
Disappearing Fort Griffin!
Camp Augur No Longer
Transcontinental mapping