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Book SynopsisThe numerous debates surrounding the Battle of the Little Big Horn have made on-the-ground evidence especially important. Kenneth Roahen's photographic legacy, explored here in more than 300 images, offers fresh insight into the battlefield's ever-changing landscape, helping visitors to better understand the history beneath their feet.
Trade ReviewKenneth Roahen's photography is a significant record, and Sandy Barnard's presentation and assessment of it make
Photographing Custer's Battlefield rich, enlightening, and thoroughly rewarding."" - Jerome A. Greene, author of
Stricken Field: The Little Bighorn since 1876""From extensive coverage of the back county to Custer Hill and beyond, with many stops in between, including the renewed controversy over the location of the Crow's Nest, Sandy Barnard's skillful work in
Photographing Custer's Battlefield shows how much can be learned from Kenneth Roahen's images of the Little Bighorn."" - James S. Brust, coauthor of
Where Custer Fell: Photographs of the Little Bighorn Battlefield Then and Now
