By the fall of 1874, the Red River War was winding down, through a series of engagements and the constant harassment by the U.S. Army, the plains Indians still roaming free upon the Llano knew ...

So the Red River War was over. As governor, one of the things that really endeared him to people were these symbolic gestures, like plowing up the lawn of the governor's mansion and planting potatoes.

Pieces reflecting the legacy of the Red River War and the enduring spirit of their ancestors. Contemporary interpretations of ledger art, a style that resonates deeply within Native communities today.