The land where the Sand Creek Massacre took place has become a National Historic Site.Ryan Warner speaks with Steve Brady, whose ancestors survived the event and with Alexa Roberts, the site's superintendent.
The land where the Sand Creek Massacre took place has become a National Historic Site.Ryan Warner speaks with Steve Brady, whose ancestors survived the event and with Alexa Roberts, the site's superintendent.
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