Lyman was leading the supply wagons back to the column of the 1,000 men, with whom they had all engaged in the first battle in the Fall campaign of the Red River War - the Battle of Palo Duro.

Lyman was leading the supply wagons back to the column of the 1,000 men, with whom they had all engaged in the first battle in the Fall campaign of the Red River War - the Battle of Palo Duro.

During the morning of Sept. 12, the Indians started to withdraw part of their forces south across the Washita River, intending to head for the safety of Palo Duro Canyon.

In 1890 Hamblen had moved to Armstrong County with his family. They took the train to Claude before they traveled to their new home in Palo Duro Canyon. Their new home was a dugout which they dug ...

Located between Amarillo and Canyon, Palo Duro Canyon is one of the most popular Texas State Parks. Its canyon measures 120 miles long, 20 miles wide, and 800 feet deep.

Palo Duro is the second-largest canyon in the United States. Like the Grand Canyon, Palo Duro has layers of red, orange and lavender-hued rock walls as well as rock hoodoos, National Geographic ...

Palo Duro Canyon, Texas' stunning hidden gem, boasts red cliffs and miles of trails for hiking and biking, plus camping with ...

Lyman was leading the supply wagons back to the column of the 1,000 men, with whom they had all engaged in the first battle in the Fall campaign of the Red River War - the Battle of Palo Duro.