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Bosque Redondo Memorial, Fort Sumner

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The Friends of the Bosque is a non-profit organization created to build and maintain the Memorial and its outreach programs. We depend on the general public for continued support. Our programs communicate and preserve the history at Fort Sumner and the Bosque Redondo Memorial through education, outreach, reinactment ceremonies, and nature conservancy. Please join us today in preserving the memory of Bosque Redondo, remembering its past... and celebrating its future.

Yearly Membership includes free admission to Fort Sumner State Monument and the Bosque Redondo quarterly newsletter. Corporate Membership also includes a poster, cap, and one-time use of the Bosque Redondo Monument facility for an evening event.

Please visit the online gift store for Membership levels and to become a Friend of the Bosque today. You will receive updated information on all our programs and activities as well as having a part in the creation of phases of the Memorial, a unique interactive exhibit that places the visitor in the midst of the Bosque Redondo experience. Visit http://www.bosqueredondomemorial.com/phaseIII.htm for photos.

If you are already a Friend of the Bosque, your continued support is greatly appreciated. You may make a Donation by visiting The Gift Store.
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  • Moving, clearly illustrated, and great outdoor audio tour at Bosque Redondo Memorial. This is kind of a sacred place. Lots of bad stuff happened here in the 1860's, but the memorial includes the... 
    Moving, clearly illustrated, and great outdoor audio tour at Bosque Redondo Memorial. This is kind of a sacred place. Lots of bad stuff happened here in the 1860's, but the memorial includes the...  more »
  • The museum does an excellent job of educating visitors about a dark time in history and the plight that thousands of Native Americans were out through. It is a well put together museum. 
    The museum does an excellent job of educating visitors about a dark time in history and the plight that thousands of Native Americans were out through. It is a well put together museum.  more »
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  • We happened upon this and were so glad that we did. It’s hard to put into words how powerful and emotional the exhibit was for us. I had never personally heard about this series of events let alone been taught it in school. It is a truly horrible thing that our country did to these people and every American should know about it. The exhibit itself is very well done and the decompression room at the and was much appreciated and needed. We will continue to tell people about the s memorial and send support from our home in Texas.
  • The memorial museum at this site is actually focused on the tough history faced by Navajo and Apache tribes at the hands of the US military. Incredible museum totally worth the deviation!

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