Forts & Military in Grant County, NM
Fort Bayard (est. 1866) anchored US military presence in Grant County during and after the Apache campaigns; it later became a tuberculosis sanitarium and VA hospital.
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One of the first black regiments arriving at Fort Stanton and Fort Selden in 1866.
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Four companies of the 6th infantry were detailed as the escort under Major Riley.
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Buffalo Soldiers unit that served in WWII.
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US Infantry Division that trained at Camp Cody from Sep 1918 to Nov 1919.
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U.S. Army cavalry unit to which Lieutenant Smith belonged.
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The 9th Cavalry Band performed for President Rutherford B. Hayes in Santa Fe in 1880.
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One of the five all-black regiments created in 1866.
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Digging of pottery fragments directed by Lt. Stephen Abbot at Fort Bayard.
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Black regiments serving in New Mexico after the Civil War.
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All-black regiments created in 1866, served in various conflicts.
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The part of Camp Cody that remained after abandonment in 1920, used as a veterans hospital and later as a TB sanitarium.
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Ralph Jule Nelson was part of Cannon Company, 422nd Regiment, 106th Infantry.
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The military unit in which Fountain enlisted as a private when the war broke out.
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County Hospital is mentioned as seeking a cook.
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A formal dedication ceremony held on June 17, 1922, marked the completion of over $1,800,000 in new construction at Fort Bayard's Veterans Hospital.
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Pioneer of southwestern New Mexico who helped organize a hospital in Silver City's mining camp and died at age 90.
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An archaeological excavation occurred at Fort Bayard in July 1870 under Lt. Stephen Abbot, yielding prehistoric pottery fragments.
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A detachment of the Fifth Cavalry at Fort Wingate was ordered to proceed to Taos.
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Contract for supplying beef to Fort Bayard, for which bids were opened this week.
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A violent disturbance among soldiers at the Fort Bayard gymnasium involving Indian clubs and razors.
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Fort Bayard National Cemetery is discussed in relation to Silver City's history and identity.
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A sanitarium depicted in an early 20th-century photograph with mountains behind it.
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Hospital where Jack Shanley died.
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Old soldier and prospector who had a famous hand-to-hand fight with a she bear in May 1881.
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Hospital where injured player Dorricott was taken.
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Hospital where Quintano was treated and discharged.
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A hospital in Grant County with 2 county patients and 8 pay patients at time of inspection.
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A mustering event of the Quartermaster Corps Detachment at Fort Bayard, New Mexico, documented on August 31, 1913.
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Organization involved in a commemoration project creating audio eulogies for Buffalo Soldiers.
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A postcard shows unidentified soldiers in formation at Fort Bayard, with a note about mustering on August 31, 1913.
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Hospital that grew from the hospital Elizabeth Warren helped organize in Silver City's mining camp.
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The article mentions parties at the Sister’s hospital.
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Hospital where Juan Rodriguez's wife was taken for recovery.
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A hospital in Grant County with 2 pay patients at time of inspection.
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One of the hospitals examined by the committee.
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An intoxicated soldier who killed a woman and a peace officer in Central.
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The term 'soldier boys' refers to men leaving to join the military in 1917.
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Mr. Luke had been at the hospital for the past week.
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Several wounded Indians are yet to die in the improvised hospital here.
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Hospital near Adams street where Dr Thomson is erecting a garage.
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Ambush by Chief Ulzana on December 19, 1885, at Soldier Hill.
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A man pictured riding a horse in the foreground of the Fort Bayard Sanitarium photograph.
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A soldier from Fort Bayard shot up the town of Central City.
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Civil War regiment in which Hugh Love served.
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A retired Lieutenant Commander of the United States Navy, class of 1907, who recently came to Roswell to live.
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Secretary of the Ladies Hospital who submitted a financial report.
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A U.S. Army unit stationed at Fort Bayard, New Mexico, photographed on August 31, 1913.
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A military unit to which the shot sergeant belongs.
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Quarantined at an eastern location.
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Young man injured in a roping accident who was taken to a hospital in Ouray, Colorado.
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Officer of the Ninth Cavalry shot through the body at San Andreas, nursed by Roman Chiquito.
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A prominent character on the southwestern frontier described as a born leader, gallant soldier, successful lawyer, brilliant writer, and public-spirited citizen…
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Colonel at Fort Bayard who sent notice to Captain Keys about rations and instructions.
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Commander of an Iowa regiment, known to an engineer traveling in Georgia.
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Military unit stationed at the post near Central; Brooks's unit with a history of raiding San Angelo.
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Type of service.
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Sanitorium for consumptives where patients were deemed eligible to register and vote.
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Counsel for the defense in the Ada Humes trial.
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A drunken man who rode his horse into the White House saloon.
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Served as Company Commander of the Civilian Conservation Corps 3308th Company at San Antonio, New Mexico.
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