[DOC] [TLE] Fort Gibson - Wikipedia [PAR] Fort Gibson is now located adjacent to the present day city of Fort Gibson, in 
Muskogee County Oklahoma. ... General Henry Leavenworth in 1834 led First 
Dragoon Expedition on a peace mission to the west, ... The Cherokee ultimately 
urged Congress to close Fort Gibson, and the War Department heeded their 
request. [DOC] [TLE] Fort Gibson National Cemetery - Muskogee County Oklahoma [PAR] Fort Gibson National Cemetery is located in Muskogee County, one mile ... was 
once part of the military reservation and is within the limits of the Cherokee 
Nation. ... Creek and Seminole, Fort Gibson was the end of the infamous Trail of 
Tears. [DOC] [TLE] Fort Gibson National Cemetery - National Cemetery Administration [PAR] This page provides information on Fort Gibson National Cemetery. ... may 
become entangled in mowers or other equipment and cause injury. ... For the 
Cherokees, Creek and Seminole, Fort Gibson was the end of the infamous Trail 
of Tears. ... Later, the Cherokee made a determined effort to have the garrison 
removed,... [DOC] [TLE] Fort Gibson - All Things Cherokee [PAR] Jul 4, 2014 ... Fort Gibson was built to rest tension between the Osage and the Cherokees. ... a 
terminus for the Trail of Tears, the forced removal of the Cherokee ... and an 
attack led by General Douglas Cooper at the Battle of Honey ... Directions: Fort 
Gibson is just across the Arkansas River from Muskogee, Oklahoma to... [DOC] [TLE] Early Trails Through Oklahoma - Chronicles of Oklahoma [PAR] Under orders from the Secretary of War this tragic expedition left Fort Gibson in 
June, .... a halfbreed Cherokee and a famous guide and scout, who also lived 
there. ... Cherokee Agent at Fort Gibson, to cause the prisoners to be delivered to 
Dr. [DOC] [TLE] Fort Gibson, Oklahoma - Historic site, the old fort was the last stop on ... [PAR] Fort Gibson, Oklahoma--last stop on the Trail of Tears .... Where the Black Wall 
Street was created! ... Cherokee Native, Cherokee Indians, Cherokee Trail, 
Cherokee Heritage, ..... Cleveland, TN:"Eternal Flame of the Cherokee Nation 
This fire is a memorial of those people who suffered and died on the infamous '
Trail of... [DOC] [TLE] "Fort Gibson - A brief history" by Grant Foreman - Freepages [PAR] FORT GIBSON was not only the oldest and most celebrated Fed military ... This 
situation resulted in the establishment, in 1817, of a garrison at Belle ... The fort 
was also reached by the famous thoroughfare known as the Texas .... The result 
was that in that part of Oklahoma which formerly constituted the Cherokee Nation,
... [DOC] [TLE] Oklahoma Through the Ages | TravelOK.com - Oklahoma's Official ... [PAR] George Armstrong Custer led troops during an 1868 dawn surprise attack on the 
village ... a 1710 Cherokee Village, located on the grounds of the Cherokee 
Heritage ... along the infamous Chisholm Trail in Oklahoma, the Chisholm Trail 
Heritage ... The first army post located in Indian Territory, Fort Gibson was in 
operation... [DOC] [TLE] History makes great vacations While some visitors enjoy the ... [PAR] Among the soldiers at Pea Ridge were two regiments of Cherokee Indians led by 
Brigadier General Stand ... In 1837, a group of about 365 Cherokee stopped near 
the Elk Horn Tavern en ... They were traveling the infamous Trail of Tears. ... The 
routes all ended in eastern Oklahoma between Tahlequah and Fort Gibson. [DOC] [TLE] Exploring the Trail of Tears - Department of Geography [PAR] Starting May of 1838, a roundup of the Cherokee nation Exploring the Trail of 
Tears .... 100 50 0 Miles n close Taylor's route, a detachment of 1,029 Cherokees 
led by .... One of the infamous Cherokee Re- moval Forts, this structure stood 
near ... It is currently operated as the Fort Gibson Military Park by the Oklahoma... [DOC] [TLE] The Old Military Post Road - True West Magazine [PAR] May 2, 2006 ... From Fort Snelling, I follow the path that dragoons and army supply wagons once 
took by ... Nathan Boone and Lt. Albert Lea (the topographer) led an .... Neosho 
Rivers sits Fort Gibson, where the infamous Trail of Tears ended

Question: For the Cherokees this infamous trail led to Fort Gibson, Oklahoma
Answer: the Trail of Tears