Little Bighorn Battlefield National Monument
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50904 Looking west
from the "Last Stand Area" towards the Little Big Horn river.
In 1890, Army personnel
erected 252 white marble markers where the Seventh Calvary combatants fell
in battle.
"Last Stand Area" granite memorial erected
by the War Department in 1881.
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Public Law 102-201,
signed by President George Bush on December 10, 1991, renamed the "Custer
Battlefield National Monument" in Montana
as the "Little
Bighorn Battlefield National Monument" and called for the design and
construction of a living memorial and monument to recognize the Indians who
fought,
on either side, to
preserve their land and culture in the Battle of the Little Bighorn, fought
on June 25-26, 1876.
Hardin, Montana & The Bighorn River
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