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As you look over the mountains, plains, lakes, and streams of the Wind River Basin, you admire the beauty and majesty of this small piece of Wyoming. With a mixture of short grasslands, desert, and green forests, the natural beauty of the place makes it a wonder.
Who were Little Chief, Little Plume and Horse, and their families? Northern Arapaho writer Jordan Dresser tells their story, in honor of the PBS doc Home From School: The Children of Carlisle.
Laramie is surrounded by several hot springs, which provide a quicker (and more affordable) way to enjoy some warmth in the cold weather.
Three lost sons have returned home to the Wind River Reservation—135 years after they made the trek east to Pennsylvania, where they died and were buried. The repatriation of their remains in 2017 and 2018 came about through the efforts of their Northern Arapaho families, efforts detailed in the Wyoming Humanities-supported documentary Home from School: The Children of Carlisle. In early March 1881, Little Chief, Horse, and Little Plume—boys aged fourteen, eleven, and nine—left their Northern Arapaho families on the Wind River Reservation and traveled by train to the Carlisle Indian In...