Buffalo Soldiers by T. Ellis
African-American soldiers were known as Buffalo Soldiers. This print shows four soldiers on horseback crossing a river and leading their pack horse.
EARLY HISTORY - 1866 - 1874
The 10th Cavalry was formed at
Fort Leavenworth,
Kansas in 1866 as an all African-American regiment (one of the original
Buffalo Soldier regiments). Very high standards of recruitment were set by the regiment's commander and Civil War hero
Benjamin Grierson. As a result, recruitment and organization of the unit required slightly over one year. By the end of July 1867 eight companies of enlisted men had been recruited from the Departments of Missouri, Arkansas, and the Platte.
The image size 14.5 x 30 inches and is priced at $49.00 for the print only. For framing options contact Texas Art Mart.
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