The Globe and Mail

Archival images show Geronimo after his surrender in 1886

“I will quit the warpath and live at peace hereafter,” the Apache chief known as Geronimo told U.S. General Nelson Miles near Skeleton Canyon in Arizona, marking the end of the “Indian Wars” in the ...
The New York Times

OLD APACHE CHEIF GERONIMO IS DEAD; Captured by Late Gen. Lawton in 1886 After a Long and Bloody Career. SINCE PRISONER OF WAR Old Indian Had Been Repeatedly Captured and as ...

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PBS

Geronimo: Beyond the Name

The quiver, bow, and arrows shown at the ROADSHOW embody Geronimo's warrior legacy, a name now synonymous with fierce American Indian resistance and pride. After U.S. forces captured him, Geronimo ...
insider.si.edu

Geronimo / Robert M. Utley

Apache youth -- Apache manhood -- Battle and massacre -- "Americans" -- War with the Americans -- Return of the bluecoats -- Cochise : war and peace, 1863-72 -- Cochise : peace at last, 1872 -- The ...
Daily Mail

1886 Winchester rifle owned by Civil War captain sells for record $1.2m

An 1886 Winchester Rifle that was owned by a Civil War captain who captured Apache leader Geronimo has sold for a record $1.2million at auction. The gun carries the serial number 1 and is in pristine ...