The Clash of Cultures Trails Project: Assessing the National Significance of Trails associated with U.S. Army/American Indian Campaigns in the Trans-Mississippi West

Western History Association and National Park Service. 2002. The Clash of Cultures Trails Project: Assessing the National Significance of Trails associated with U.S. Army/American Indian Campaigns in the Trans-Mississippi West. National Historic Landmark Theme Studies. National Park Service. Denver, CO

This study identifies nationally significant trails associated with the history of U.S. Army/American Indian campaigns in the trans-Mississippi West during the nineteenth century, describes major themes, events, and persons associated with the history of these conflicts, and makes recommendations for trails to be evaluated for potential designation as National Historic Trails and National Historic Landmarks.

Type
Published Report
Authors
Western History Association; National Park Service
Date of Issue
2002
Publisher
National Park Service
Units
HIST
Keywords
American Indian Campaigns, Clash of Cultures Trails Project, ehistory, National Historic Landmark, theme study, Trails, Trans-Mississippi West, U.S. Army

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