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Created 7-Sep-14
Modified 25-May-21
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Fort Apache on the White Mountain (Fort Apache) Apache Indian Reservation. Not far from Whiteriver, the fort was originally established to combat Coyotero Apache Indian raids on settlers. It was one of a number of operating bases for GEN George Crook during the Apache Wars. In 1923 the site became the home of the Bureau of Indian Affairs’ Theodore Roosevelt Indian Boarding School, a function it still serves today.

Categories & Keywords
Category:Travel and Places
Subcategory:North America
Subcategory Detail:United States of America
Keywords:Arizona, Fort Apache, White Mountain Apache, White Mountains, Whiteriver

GEN George Crook's Quarters.

GEN George Crook's Quarters.

The view down "Officers' Row". The street was once dusty...

The view down "Officers' Row". The street was once dusty...

The Commanding Officer's quarters.

The Commanding Officer's quarters.

The Commanding Officer's Quarters

The Commanding Officer's Quarters

The Adjutant's office.

The Adjutant's office.

The Theodore Roosevelt School's boys dormitory.

The Theodore Roosevelt School's boys dormitory.

The barracks today.

The barracks today.

The old guard house today.

The old guard house today.