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Massacre Monument


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Massacre Monument Dedicated to lives lost in an 1871 Apache-Mohave warrior attack on the Ehrenburg Stage, the Massacre Monument bears witness to the battle which spurred General Crook to launch the counter attack which ended Indian hostility in the area.


Address: 5 miles NE on Hwy 60 at the E Ranch entrance

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Massacre Monument

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