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THE MODOC WAR

of 1872-73

The Modoc War
of 1872–1873
talks and guided battlefield tours
Tour Dates: August 11–13, 2023
(Klamath Falls, Oregon)

Itinerary is being finalized, and will be posted here by the end of August, 2022. From our HQ hotel in Klamath Falls, we'll range out to see key sites in the Modoc War, including Fort Klamath, where Kientpoos (Captain Jack) was executed and is buried, extant Lost River sites, and the many Modoc War locales found inside the Lava Beds National Monument (Captain Jack's Stronghold, the Canby Site, and the Thomas-Wright Battlefield, among others). Evenings at the hotel will include special guest presentations. [Registration info will be posted here by September 1st]
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Above: modern view from Captain Jack's Stronghold; right, drawing of "Medicine Flag" from "Modoc War, by Erwin N. Thompson. "At three different high points in the Stronghold the Modocs had erected these emblems, the guarantors of victory. One in particular, standing on one of the highest rocks, had long been visible to the soldiers, and to them it had become a symbol of Modoc defiance, the enemy's regimental colors as it were;" below, Lava Beds National Monument in Northern California.
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  • Home
  • About
  • 2023 tours
    • AZ and NM Through the Ages
    • Walk the Wilderness & Spotsylvania
    • Jeb Stuart: Brandy Station to Gettysburg
    • The Modoc War of 1872-73
    • Bad to the Bone
    • The Campaign for Vicksburg
  • 2024 Tours
  • Little Bighorn Symposium
    • Schedule
    • Tour Details
  • More Info
    • Past Tour Itineraries >
      • 2022: The Seven Days Battles
      • 2022: Overland Campaign of 1864
      • 2022: Billy the Kid
      • 2022: Flight of the Nez Percé
      • 2022: Santa Fe Trail (201 Years)
      • 2021: The Apache Wars
      • 2021: War on the Northern Plains
      • 2019: Civil War to Cold War
      • 2019: Antietam
      • 2018: Battles of the Rosebud and the Little Bighorn
      • Past Civil War tours (1997-2018)
    • Tour Photo Galleries
    • News, Reviews, and Interviews
    • Recommended Reading >
      • RECOMMENDED READING: Billy the Kid
      • RECOMMENDED READING: War on the Northern Plains
      • RECOMMENDED READING: The Apache Wars
      • RECOMMENDED READING (Past Tours) >
        • Civil War to Cold War
        • Antietam
        • Rosebud and the Little Bighorn
    • Contact
    • Links
    • Terms and Conditions