Seward House Visit

[Rsmyth]

Congratulations Betty! In your third picture, is that Seward's study on the ground floor? It has been a long time since I was there but if so, that is the couch he died on. Do they still have the bloody sheets on display from his run-in with Powell?
Lastly, whey you visited Fort Hill Cemetery and stood in front of his grave, if you were to turn directly around there is a small hill behind you. On top of that hill is the grave of Capt.Myles Keogh. He died with Custer at the Little Big Horn. His horse, Comanche was the most famous of a couple of soldier horses that survived the battle. I believe Comanche lived his days out in Kansas and then was stuffed and is still on display at the University there.