Civil War in Indian Territory Site Index

Civil War in Indian Territory

This addition to CivilWarAlbum.com will be updated as time permits. There are many Civil War related sites in the state of Oklahoma. We will visit as many of these sites as possible. Listed below are the sites that are currently available for your viewing.


Battles/Skirmishes:
Honey Springs Battlefield Historic Site (McIntosh/Muskogee County)	Locust Grove (Mayes County)

Bayou Menard Skirmish (Muskogee County)	Perryville Historical Marker (Pittsburg County)

Forts:
Fort Washita Historic Site (Fort Washita Photo Album. (Bryan County)	Fort Davis Historical Marker (Muskogee County)

Fort Towson Historic Site (Choctaw County)	Fort McCulloch (Bryan County)

Fort Gibson Historic Site (Muskogee County)

Museums:
Atoka Confederate Memorial Museum and Cem (Atoka County)	The Five Civilized Tribes Museum (Muskogee County)

Oklahoma Museums Forts and Historical Sites	Oklahoma Historical Society (Oklahoma City)

Houses/Buildings:
Burney Institute (Marshall County)	Oklahoma Veterans Center in Ardmore (Oklahoma Confederate Home, 1911-1942) (Carter County)

Old Cherokee National Capitol Bldg, Tahlequah (Cherokee County) A. Memorial to Confederate Dead B. Confederate General Stand Watie Monument C. Cherokee Principal Chief John Ross Monument	Hunter's Home (George M. Murrell Historic House), Park Hill (Cherokee County)

Misc:
Salt Kettle from Mackey's Salt Works (Muskogee County)	Tishomingo (Johnson County)

Boggy Depot (Atoka County)	Fort Gibson National Cemetery (Muskogee County)

Texas Road Historical Marker (Wagoner County)	Rose Hill Cemetery (Confederate Section), Ardmore (Carter County)

Durant: Confederate Soldiers Monument (Bryan County)	Union Soldiers Cemetery, Oklahoma City

Dr. A.F.L. Cutler, Bourland's Border Regiment	Camp Napoleon (Grady County)

Anadarko: Stand Watie	Backbone Mountain Historical Marker (LeFlore County)

Nail Family Cemetery (Bryan County)

CWSAC Battle Summaries (Indian Territory):
Cabin Creek	Chustenahlah

Chusto-Talasah	Old Fort Wayne

Round Mountain	Honey Springs

Middle Boggy Depot

Links:
Oklahoma Department, Sons of Union Veterans of the Civil War	Auxiliary to Sons of Union Veterans of the CW, Tulsa OK

Garvin County, Wynnewood, Oklahoma, Confederate Monument	Fort Gibson National Cemetery

The Search for the JR Williams	Oklahoma Veteran Center

Oklahoma Historical Society	Oklahoma Forts

Oklahoma Confederate Archives	The Civil War Battle Sites in Indian Territory/Oklahoma

The Civil War in Indian Territory	CIVIL WAR IN THE INDIAN TERRITORY

USCWC: American Indians, Prisons, Supplies, and Weapons/Artillery	Civil War in Indian Territory

Fort Towson, Indian Territory	Fort Towson Historic Site

Fort Washita (see Fort Washita Photo Album)	Fort McCulloch (Oklahoma Forts)

Honey Springs Battlefield	Friends of Honey Springs Battlefield Park, Inc.

Fort Gibson.com	Fort Gibson Historic Site

Fort Gibson Historic Site Home Page (Friends of Fort Gibson)	The Mission of Albert Pike

Oklahoma Museums Forts and Historical Sites Across the State	Boggy Depot State Park

Boggy Depot Cemetery	Ghost Towns of Oklahoma

History - The Battle of Locust Grove	Oklahoma Freedmen in the Civil War

Civil War Battlefields in Oklahoma	American Civil War Oklahoma Map of Battles

Oklahoma Museums Forts and Historical Sites Across the State	Northeastern Oklahoma Tourism

George M. Murrell House site	VPA - Historic House Museums

CIVIL WAR - A WAR WITHIN A WAR	Official Site of the Cherokee Nation

History - The Battle of Locust Grove	Fort McCulloch, September 1926

Union Soldiers Cemetery, Oklahoma City	Chronicles of Oklahoma: Perryville, June 1930

B/G Douglas H. Cooper Camp 819 Sons of Confederate Veterans

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