Fort Sumner authorized and built for internment operationsOct 31, 1862Labels: Fort Sumner, Bosque Redondo, U SWikipedia
Kit Carson’s Canyon de Chelly campaignJan 6, 1864Labels: Kit Carson, Canyon de, U SCanyonDeChelly netWikipedia
First major Long Walk departs Fort DefianceMar 6, 1864Labels: Fort Defiance, Long Walk, Din NavajoArizonaHighwaysNavajoPeople
Bosque Redondo internment expands through multiple marchesAug 1, 1864Labels: Bosque Redondo, Forced Marches, Din NavajoWikipedia
Peak population and severe conditions at Bosque RedondoApr 1, 1865Labels: Bosque Redondo, Internment Conditions, Din NavajoWikipediaNLM NativeVoices
U.S. Army acknowledges Bosque Redondo’s failureMay 1, 1868Labels: U S, Bosque Redondo, Reservation FailureWikipediaNLM NativeVoices
Peace Commission arrives to negotiate at Fort SumnerMay 28, 1868Labels: Peace Commission, William T, Samuel FUW MadisonWikipedia
Treaty of Bosque Redondo signed (Navajo Treaty)Jun 1, 1868Labels: Treaty of, Din leaders, Fort SumnerNavajoCourtsUW Madison
Treaty ratification advised by the U.S. SenateJul 25, 1868Labels: U S, Treaty Ratification, Federal ApprovalNavajoCourtsPresidencyProj
Treaty proclaimed by President Andrew JohnsonAug 12, 1868Labels: Andrew Johnson, Presidential Proclamation, Treaty ofNavajoCourtsPresidencyProj
Bosque Redondo reservation closes and return proceedsSep 1, 1868Labels: Bosque Redondo, Din Return, Fort SumnerNM HistoricSitesNLM NativeVoices
Treaty implementation begins: agency, schools, and supplies promisedSep 2, 1868Labels: Treaty Implementation, Indian Agency, Education PromiseNavajoCourtsWikipedia
