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Allegawaho Memorial Heritage Park

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Allegawaho Memorial Heritage Park

Council Grove, KS | Morris County

Once owned by the Kaw (Kanza) Nation, this area was part of the original Council Grove Kaw Reservation. The Kaws were forcibly removed from Kansas in 1873 to a new reservation in Oklahoma. Chief Allegawaho, who became the head of the Kaw tribe in 1867 (and was succeeded in 1875 by Chief Washunga), made an eloquent protest against his people being forced from their beloved homeland. The Kanza Heritage Trail explains key sites in the park.

Hiking    History    Memorial    Native American    Park    People

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