The Lakota leader Sitting Bull defeated George Custer’s cavalry, but a sustained conflict with American forces proved ruinous.

On his 174th birthday, Lt. Col. George Custer lived again and commemorated the event by — what else? — posing for a photo. Custer reenactor Steve Alexander posed in the same position for close to an ...

Steven C. Smith’s book follows the collaboration between Alfred Hitchcock and composer Bernard Herrmann. Plus, two books on ...

Earlier this year, Linda Swink released her book, "In Their Honor." One of the "heroes" she profiled was Lt. Col. George Custer's first commanding officer in Dakota Territory. Col. David S. Stanley ...

It ain’t easy recreating history —especially because some things haven’t changed all that much since Lt. Col. George Custer set out for battle in 1876. Mules are still stubborn. Covered wagons still ...

The one officer of the 7th Cavalry who was most like Col. George Custer was also the officer most contemptuous of Custer. The majority of the adjectives and phrases that I found describing Frederick ...

CUSTER, GEORGE (FRANK), 93 passed away December 22nd. He was born in Coffee County, Tennessee in 1911, and moved to Orlando with his family in 1942. He was of the Methodist Faith. He was a Plant ...

Kenneth George Custer passed away on June 2, 2024, at the age of 73 in Little Rock, Ark. He was born August 25, 1950, in Livingston, Mont. Ken was a beloved husband, loyal friend, and mentor who ...

In the 19th century, over 250,000 Native Americans lived in the Great Plains -- between the Mississippi and Rocky Mountains. After the Civil War, however, the U.S. government began to increasingly ...