For the Record: An attempt to answer the most frequently-
asked questions concerning the Battle of the Little Big Horn
by James V. Schneider. Introduction by John M. Carroll. Indexed.

Jim Schneider served as a Seasonal Ranger at the then Custer Battlefield National Monument during the summers of 1979 and 1980. For the Record was written in 1982, about one year before the wildfire that led to the archaeological dig of 1985, about a decade before the name of the national monument was changed, and about two decades before the Indian memorial was dedicated at the battlefield. Although those events affect some of the answers to the 25 posed, this work stands the test of time.

 

A Scrapbook of the Life and Historical Times of Charles "Charlie" Brown
Part 1: 1834-1876 by Jeanne Dahlin Swick

Charlie Brown was an early Miles City, Montana, pioneer who was the chief wagon master for the Little Bighorn expedition. Jeanne Swick is a native of Miles City who enjoys sharing her research with others. She is providing the first of four parts of her most recent work here. If you would like to read the entire book as a free PDF, email her, giving your full name. Please view the book on a full-size monitor because it has many color photos and links that will not present well on a small screen.