Leavenworth CGSC and attempted murder

and attempted murder

stuffed animal owl

with a particular focus on recruitment

Ambassador to Afghanistan and Iraq

Full color print of "The Captain's Decision" - 20 x 14

Leavenworth CGSC and attempted murderOn May 30, 1854, Pres. Franklin Pierce signed the hotly contested Kansas Nebraska Act. Before the ink was dry, squatters settled on the 322 acre plot of land bounded by the Fort Leavenworth Military Reservation (to the north) and Three Mile Creek (to the south). From Bleeding Kansas to western expansion, many historical figures have called Leavenworth home, including Fred Harvey, Buffalo Bill Cody, and Wild Bill Hickok, to name but a few. The