Author Rod Miller Massacre at Bear River
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WSU students and the Ogden community sits in on Author Rod Miller’s lecture on the Massacre at Bear River. In Ogden, On January 27 2014. (Brian Wolfer Special to the Standard-Examiner)
People take notes on Author Rod Miller lecture about the event of Jan. 29, 1863, when U.S. Army troops attacked a Shoshoni village on the banks of the Bear River. In Ogden, On January 27 2014. (Brian Wolfer Special to the Standard-Examiner)
Author Rod Miller speaks at the Lindquist Alumni Center. about the event of Jan. 29, 1863, when U.S. Army troops attacked a Shoshoni village on the banks of the Bear River, 100 miles north of Camp Douglas in Salt Lake City, killing approximately 300 men. On January 27 2014. (Brian Wolfer Special to the Standard-Examiner)
Rod Miller the historical author shows the books that are available for sale at the Lindquist Alumni Center on the WSU campus. In Ogden, On January 27 2014. (Brian Wolfer Special to the Standard-Examiner)
Rod Miller the historical author shows the books that are available for sale at the Lindquist Alumni Center on the WSU campus. In Ogden, On January 27 2014. (Brian Wolfer Special to the Standard-Examiner)
WSU students and the Ogden community sits in on Author Rod Miller’s lecture on the Massacre at Bear River. In Ogden, On January 27 2014. (Brian Wolfer Special to the Standard-Examiner)
WSU students and the Ogden community sits in on Author Rod Miller’s lecture on the Massacre at Bear River. In Ogden, On January 27 2014. (Brian Wolfer Special to the Standard-Examiner)
WSU students and the Ogden community sits in on Author Rod Miller’s lecture on the Massacre at Bear River. In Ogden, On January 27 2014. (Brian Wolfer Special to the Standard-Examiner)
People take notes on Author Rod Miller lecture about the event of Jan. 29, 1863, when U.S. Army troops attacked a Shoshoni village on the banks of the Bear River. In Ogden, On January 27 2014. (Brian Wolfer Special to the Standard-Examiner)