Chief Niwot Image Gallery Statue of Chief Niwot in front of the Boulder Courthouse in downtown Boulder. There are no known photographs of the chief. (Courtesy of the Boulder History Museum)

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Date: 2014-09-25 18:10:17 Western United States Arapaho Plains tribes Colorado Cheyenne people Chief Niwot Arapaho people Black Kettle Sand Creek massacre Algonquian peoples Comanche Campaign History of North America		Chief Niwot Image Gallery Statue of Chief Niwot in front of the Boulder Courthouse in downtown Boulder. There are no known photographs of the chief. (Courtesy of the Boulder History Museum) Add to Reading List Source URL: boulderhistory.org Download Document from Source Website File Size: 2,97 MB Share Document on Facebook

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