Just came upon this video after reading about the life of Quanah Parker. He was an amazing man and survivor. That his beautiful home should have been so abused is absolutely wrong! Why was this allowed to happen? This is a national treasure and monument!! Such disrespect. Thank you for the tour.
Thank you from the bottom of my heart for this video. I have been interested in Native american culture since I was 12 years old. No story has captivated me all my life like Quanah Parker's. Since then I have loved this wonderful person. And it breaks my heart to see his beautiful house fall apart. I cried when I saw that. The house must be preserved. It is under monument protection. How many times have I dreamed of this house. I buy it, restore it and move in. ❤ Quanah Parkers Life and Star House ♾FOREVER♾ J.
This makes me so sad. When I was a teen living in Lawton we used to go to Eagle Park amusement park often. The star House had tours and still looked pretty good. It was taken care of. This old man’s uncle just let it go and now it’s just rotting away. How I wish the Comanche tribe owned it! They would have kept it in good repair. The Trading Post restaurant used to be a good place to eat and I could always find the prettiest earrings in the gift shop. Why let it all get so run down??
Wish more can be done to preserve that house, such a unique piece of history. thank you so much wallie for taking us on this tour. P.S. that wild mouse ride was pretty cool to see thank you.
Revisited this video ; I am just heartsick that this home of Quanah Parker has been allowed to go to rack & ruin . It’s obviously a lot to maintain & it really bugs me that this monumental historical place, representing some of the history of the Nation’s indigenous people, hasn’t been prioritized. It a shameful remark of how the indigenous people have been treated in general.
It is an absolute disgrace that this place was allowed to go to rack & ruin. I’m sorry but the United States Government should be leading the charge to save this important part of history.
Thanks Wallie for the history behind this place in the beginning . I love when you and Kayla make videos exploring you both are so detailed and take your time. I truly feel like I’m exploring with you. Keep doing what you’re doing ! Wallie and Kayla you’re both awesome!!!
There’s a book “ Empire of the Summer Moon” by SW Gwynn that tell all about the life of Quanah Parker. It was a NYT best seller. I recommend it. I’m still just shocked that this has been allowed to go to ruin. It’s heartbreaking. Charles Goodnights house is maintained for posterity, why not this. I hate to say but Native Americans have always gotten the short end & its a travesty . Total travesty . Thanks for making this video. Soon that place will be gone. Smh
It has nothing to do with native Americans. This family traded a house for this house from one of Parker’s wives. They just let this decline like the whole property and will not sell. I have done the tour ten years ago. Amazing
Cool video Wallie. I have a little history in that area myself. I remember going to Meers as a little kid and there's a picture of me on Mt Scott standing on a boulder. I also remember eating lunch in a Kmart cafeteria that was in the back of the store at the time which may have been the Kmart that you explored. I lived in Wichita Falls at the time
Very Sad to see the house in this condition. I used to go to Eagle Park as a kid, went horseback riding at least once a week in the summers. The House looked pretty good back then. Revisited twice in later years and met with his Uncle, Herber Wosener , the last time in 1999. He worked hard trying to save everything, but it was overwhelming, had to close the amusement park due to the high cost of liability insurance. Note of interest, a movie was shot there called Charge of the Model T's. thanks for sharing this video, the last time I saw it was 1999. Herbert was proud of his collection of buildings, I just saw the church, unbelievable and sad all of that was still in good shape. that vertical log cabin at 23:00 is one of the original buildings from Fort Sill.
Fascinating video--the sunlight coming in through the roof just added an emotional punch, not sure why. Overall a great mental break in the week our dog recovers from surgery. :)
Great video! Thank you so much Wallie! I’m dying to take that tour! Quanah was such a handsome, smart and charismatic man; I can see why so many women liked him!! Lol! 🤣🤣
This is very historic! I don’t see how the owners could show this house in the shape that’s it in and being moved to where it could flood like that was disaster in waiting to happen! If you your gonna own something of that historic significance ! You should be able to have the $ to maintain the house! Cause it just looks like it’s being profited on just for $ ! That home will not be safe if not already to go in!!!! That’s just the truth! Rest in peace quanah !
I knew this family all my life, Donna Tidwell, my father Jess Tidwell used his heavy equipment to bring in " Eagle Park, and lay the floor for the skating rink... and all the rides, Ms Birdsong was close to my family so was Chiefs wives,,, they came to the Tidwell house and were talkers, Oyasey
I'm glad you enjoyed the video. From what I understand from my mother in law... the info she was given this year is that the roof collapsed in on the Star House and as a result was no longer available for tours inside. I dont know how true that is but given the condition it was in when I did this video last summer, I wouldn't be surprised. It was in terrible shape and dangerous with giant holes in the roof and water on the floor boards and rotting floor boards then. I was afraid then that one of us was going to fall through the floor then. You may want to call the owner up to find out for sure though. I know they did this tour by appointment.
@@WallieB26 Okay! Thank you so much! 😊 What a shame that someone isn’t taking care of it. I’m really surprised that they would let it get like that, I mean it is a historical building!
This is too cool to find a New Episode Wallie. Really something to see a big old house country and Quanah Parker's house. Then You see a Star house Place a Year a 1950,s Also you see above a Bench on the porch! This is old Pepsi Machine, And this is old Water Fountain, Old fire place And old table's as well. Then This a old restaurant, and kind of a Flea Market Stores. And last a lease is Oklahoma State's Old Abandoned Amusement Park? And Thanks to Awesome Wallies video.
Wonder why they couldn't move it to a place and restore it. Where is the Historical Society? I would think they'd want to restore it. My niece named her son Nacona, and girl Quanah. Other girl named Chenoa. Thanks for a cool video.
Why is this not being given or sold to the Comanche nation? Honestly, at this point it should just be donated to them. They would have an interest in preserving it.
Next time my team & I go out to Oklahoma we’ll stop by the Star House. I am very distantly related to Cynthia Ann & Quanah. Not descended from, but I’m a Parker & traced the family & how they moved & settled out west.
His tribe, his "people" offered a million $ for the house and they wouldn't sell it! They have No ties to the house or the Comanches except through the trade of the house. Why not sell the house to his People and let them take care of it. Just selfish.
I grew up in the area, Eagle Park was a big deal 'back in the day'. Rodeo grounds I attended many times, many rides, skating rink, bumper car arena [a personal favorite], sometimes dances I think held in the skating rink, and old west shoot-out re-enactments. Shame it fell into ruin. I was told the owner died falling from the roller-coaster by doing maintenance/repairs. After that just a part of history we cannot get back.
wow so cool i forgot my oklahoma history that was so cool i did not know this too my ancestry cherokee i also goggle that radio station 104.7 is the bull country music?? i also goggle it froom bartlesville drive too cache,oklaoma is 3hours 47min ty for showing this video so cool \
Back in the day, Eagle park was up and running and many went there. It was an amusement park. Geronimo was jailed in Ft. Sill and his cell can be visited. The cemetery in Ft. Sill also has buried famous Indians there. We also had many celebrities yearly like Reba McIntire, Don Williams , wrestlers Von Erik's and so many. It was well attended. Quannah Parker house was there as well. Cache is the gateway to the Wichitas. Now, ppl just live here because we don't like to live in big cities.
It would be great if the house could be restored properly. Quanah is as much an American as anybody could be, maybe even more so. He embraced the new strange culture of the white man. Joined them at their game. What are Americans other than "one people" made up from a vast variety of previously different people, joined together strengths and weaknesses with the goal of freedom for everybody. From a distant outsider looking in.
I am totally outraged at how they have let Eagle Mountain Park just fall too the ground like that,especially Quanah Parkers house,my daddy was the skating rink manager,that's how he met my momma,she was thirteen,my grandma use too visit Cynthia Ann Parker in that house before they moved it,I have moved too Lawton now,and I have been talking too my kinfolks,I intend on getting that house moved and restore,everyone is so upset over this,I put a comment on Lawton then and now,and she finally cut the comments off,but the people still kept like it,so far,195
Currently, no. The state historical society has wanted to jump in and fix it or offer money to fix it but with it on private property, not much can be done. It's sad. Such a historic house and with it in its current shape, I think one or two bad enough storms will finally take the house out.
@@WallieB26 agree with you 100%, and it's eventually just going to fall down along with all the other buildings there very sad that they are allowing that to happen the owners that currently own it should take money to get it fixed or do some sort of fundraiser
Did you know that Quanah Parker wouldn't sleep in that house. A friend of his was spending the night and didn't understand gas lights so just blew it out when he went to bed and died from gas poisoning. Parker thought it was haunted.
believe that happened at a hotel in Fort Worth, Texas and not the house. Search Quanah Parker almost died in gas at hotel. Then click the Newspapers result. The hotel was called Pickwick Hotel.
Quannah = extraordinary guerrilla fighter who cut his own deal, lived the highlife. Restoring his house is a good project for these impassioned commentators.
The Comanche had their reservation taken from them, due to the fact they kept having brutal uprising with other tribes to attack the government. So they sold out their reserve and gave them land allotments to separate the tribes of witchita in order to keep them conspiring to uprise again. The Comanche was a strong brutal tribe that took no prisoners. They’d kill women and children. They learned from the Spaniards how to be brutal when the Spaniards took over and Oklahoma used to be part of Mexico.
Pity Sam Gwynne couldn't organize some help to restore the house, he would have have made a lot of money from sales, the Gov should help as they had it moved but a lot of water damage has taken a toll.
Unfortunately I was recently told by a family member who visited the house that a large portion of the roof collapsed and now the house is no longer in any condition for tours. It's a shame there was no effort to try and preserve it.
why cant they fix them so they don't just rot away if the tribe owned it they could help understandably the family wants to keep it but its a piece of history that doesn't deserve to rot away
I concur with other comments. It is a disgrace to your state, shame on the disrespect for important Native history. Cynthia Ann Parker was my 8th cousin 4x removed. Quanah my 9th cousin 3x removed.
Make him an offer he cant refuse. Thats a shame and typical of Oklahoma. Use taxes from marijuana to buy and restore that historic home. Oklahoma dont drop the ball on this.
Owner won't sell or allow. Such a shame. Quanah Parker is part of my Heritage and this is just sicking. They should let the Natives rescue it. I seen a short video once, and they are as unhappy as we are.
At this point the goverment should just take it period and give to the tribe. One single man ignorance is about get this pieace of histors made. The fact that he aint even indian makes it even more insulting
Just came upon this video after reading about the life of Quanah Parker. He was an amazing man and survivor. That his beautiful home should have been so abused is absolutely wrong! Why was this allowed to happen? This is a national treasure and monument!! Such disrespect. Thank you for the tour.
Thank you from the bottom of my heart for this video. I have been interested in Native american culture since I was 12 years old. No story has captivated me all my life like Quanah Parker's. Since then I have loved this wonderful person. And it breaks my heart to see his beautiful house fall apart. I cried when I saw that. The house must be preserved. It is under monument protection.
How many times have I dreamed of this house. I buy it, restore it and move in. ❤ Quanah Parkers Life and Star House ♾FOREVER♾
J.
This makes me so sad. When I was a teen living in Lawton we used to go to Eagle Park amusement park often. The star House had tours and still looked pretty good. It was taken care of. This old man’s uncle just let it go and now it’s just rotting away. How I wish the Comanche tribe owned it! They would have kept it in good repair. The Trading Post restaurant used to be a good place to eat and I could always find the prettiest earrings in the gift shop. Why let it all get so run down??
It's heartbreaking to see such a national treasure fall into ruin like that.
This house needs to be restored. 😊🙏🌻🦋💙
Forever ♾
Wish more can be done to preserve that house, such a unique piece of history. thank you so much wallie for taking us on this tour. P.S. that wild mouse ride was pretty cool to see thank you.
What a great and historical video! It would be great if the house could be restored. Thanks Wallie!
I agree. I wish it would be restored. Thank you. I'm glad you enjoyed!
Revisited this video ; I am
just heartsick that this home of Quanah Parker has been allowed to go to rack & ruin . It’s obviously a lot to maintain & it really bugs me that this monumental historical place, representing some of the history of the Nation’s indigenous people, hasn’t been prioritized.
It a shameful remark of how the indigenous people have been treated in general.
This was a really awesome episode Wallie . Really something to see all the old original furniture and old structures.
What an absolute shame. Thanks for sharing the video.
I went there back in 1999 it was in better shape. It's to bad they never sold it to the Comanche Community who offered 1 million to restore.😪
It is an absolute disgrace that this place was allowed to go to rack & ruin. I’m sorry but the United States Government should be leading the charge to save this important part of history.
I've been watching your channel since you did the ames store video. I always look forward to seeing the content you post.
This is such an awesome 😎👍 video 📸 Wallie! Your explores are amazing and I love seeing all your video's Wallie!
Thanks Wallie for the history behind this place in the beginning . I love when you and Kayla make videos exploring you both are so detailed and take your time. I truly feel like I’m exploring with you. Keep doing what you’re doing ! Wallie and Kayla you’re both awesome!!!
Great video. Such history where you least expect it. Thank you for sharing
Thank you Wallie for this! I never knew about this place when I was in Lawton many years ago. Great history!
Awesome Wallie
This is very good video that you did walleyeb26
thanks for this awesome tour wallie i really enjoy this tour you guys do some really awesome history.
There’s a book “ Empire of the Summer Moon” by SW Gwynn that tell all about the life of Quanah Parker. It was a NYT best seller. I recommend it. I’m still just shocked that this has been allowed to go to ruin. It’s heartbreaking. Charles Goodnights house is maintained for posterity, why not this. I hate to say but Native Americans have always gotten the short end & its a travesty . Total travesty . Thanks for making this video. Soon that place will be gone. Smh
It has nothing to do with native Americans. This family traded a house for this house from one of Parker’s wives. They just let this decline like the whole property and will not sell. I have done the tour ten years ago. Amazing
I use to go to church with my grandmother in that old church when I was a child
Awesome 👏 thanks for sharing
This should be moved and restored by the government it’s an important part of history
I'd pledge some $ to the restoration. This is an important structure for both Oklahoma and Texas to preserve.
Cool video Wallie. I have a little history in that area myself. I remember going to Meers as a little kid and there's a picture of me on Mt Scott standing on a boulder. I also remember eating lunch in a Kmart cafeteria that was in the back of the store at the time which may have been the Kmart that you explored. I lived in Wichita Falls at the time
Very Sad to see the house in this condition. I used to go to Eagle Park as a kid, went horseback riding at least once a week in the summers. The House looked pretty good back then. Revisited twice in later years and met with his Uncle, Herber Wosener , the last time in 1999. He worked hard trying to save everything, but it was overwhelming, had to close the amusement park due to the high cost of liability insurance. Note of interest, a movie was shot there called Charge of the Model T's. thanks for sharing this video, the last time I saw it was 1999. Herbert was proud of his collection of buildings, I just saw the church, unbelievable and sad all of that was still in good shape. that vertical log cabin at 23:00 is one of the original buildings from Fort Sill.
Fascinating video--the sunlight coming in through the roof just added an emotional punch, not sure why. Overall a great mental break in the week our dog recovers from surgery. :)
Thanks for sharing
Great video! Thank you so much Wallie! I’m dying to take that tour! Quanah was such a handsome, smart and charismatic man; I can see why so many women liked him!! Lol! 🤣🤣
LOL! I'm glad you enjoyed the video so much!
This is very historic! I don’t see how the owners could show this house in the shape that’s it in and being moved to where it could flood like that was disaster in waiting to happen! If you your gonna own something of that historic significance ! You should be able to have the $ to maintain the house! Cause it just looks like it’s being profited on just for $ ! That home will not be safe if not already to go in!!!! That’s just the truth! Rest in peace quanah !
Great video, Wallie. Love learning Indian history.
I knew this family all my life, Donna Tidwell, my father Jess Tidwell used his heavy equipment to bring in " Eagle Park, and lay the floor for the skating rink... and all the rides, Ms Birdsong was close to my family so was Chiefs wives,,, they came to the Tidwell house and were talkers, Oyasey
Thank you so much for a great video!! Is the house still open for tours? 😊
I'm glad you enjoyed the video. From what I understand from my mother in law... the info she was given this year is that the roof collapsed in on the Star House and as a result was no longer available for tours inside. I dont know how true that is but given the condition it was in when I did this video last summer, I wouldn't be surprised. It was in terrible shape and dangerous with giant holes in the roof and water on the floor boards and rotting floor boards then. I was afraid then that one of us was going to fall through the floor then. You may want to call the owner up to find out for sure though. I know they did this tour by appointment.
@@WallieB26 Okay! Thank you so much! 😊 What a shame that someone isn’t taking care of it. I’m really surprised that they would let it get like that, I mean it is a historical building!
Definitely planning a trip there! What would you recommend for a donation of the tour?
You can donate whatever you like. Most people were donating between $10-$20 a person.
@@WallieB26 awesome thx!
This is too cool to find a New Episode Wallie. Really something to see a big old house country and Quanah Parker's house. Then You see a Star house Place a Year a 1950,s Also you see above a Bench on the porch!
This is old Pepsi Machine, And this is old Water Fountain, Old fire place And old table's as well. Then This a old restaurant, and kind of a Flea Market Stores. And last a lease is Oklahoma State's Old Abandoned Amusement Park? And Thanks to Awesome Wallies video.
Awesome 👌 video
great video enjoyed much. Someone really should do something to preserve the house before it's totally gone
THANKS! 👍
Fascinating
Wonder why they couldn't move it to a place and restore it. Where is the Historical Society? I would think they'd want to restore it.
My niece named her son Nacona, and girl Quanah. Other girl named Chenoa.
Thanks for a cool video.
That's exactly what I was thinking. You would think someone would keep it up. It's a shame to see it out there just rotting away.
The Oklahoma Historical Society leaves a lot to be desired.
Very enjoyable. Thanks
Thank you. I'm glad you enjoyed.
I'm so sad, this place is incredible why hasn't someone bought it and restored it
Gah I need to buy it
The property needs to be maintained. The comanche history is very investing and this house is a part of that.
Hey waillie neat video is this a haunted house?
No, this was a Native American's home. Now, it sits in ruins.
Use to go to that when in grade school
Why didn’t this selfish man sell it to the Comanche Nation when they offered him million for it, instead of letting it rot away?
I wonder, are there any pictures anywhere of the amusement park when it was in its glory days ?
Why is this not being given or sold to the Comanche nation? Honestly, at this point it should just be donated to them. They would have an interest in preserving it.
My mom was born and raised across the street from this location. Vert sad the current owner won't sale it to be restored.
What a shame! This home should be restored!
Next time my team & I go out to Oklahoma we’ll stop by the Star House. I am very distantly related to Cynthia Ann & Quanah. Not descended from, but I’m a Parker & traced the family & how they moved & settled out west.
I eat there every time I go to Lawton wonderful place. Also if you get a chance go to Meers and get a Meers burger there to die for.
Nice video
The first “a” in Quanah is soft or silent. Not KA-wanna, just Quanah. (Kwana). From a native Okie!
The town of Nowhere is actually in southwestern Oklahoma
Sad the historical society hasnt refurbished it!
His tribe, his "people" offered a million $ for the house and they wouldn't sell it! They have No ties to the house or the Comanches except through the trade of the house. Why not sell the house to his People and let them take care of it. Just selfish.
@@ceehadsit's an Old Slave trade Mentality... "We're gonna Win Without You Boo!!" 💮🌸🤣💯🌈🌈🙏🍗🍗
I grew up in the area, Eagle Park was a big deal 'back in the day'. Rodeo grounds I attended many times, many rides, skating rink, bumper car arena [a personal favorite], sometimes dances I think held in the skating rink, and old west shoot-out re-enactments. Shame it fell into ruin.
I was told the owner died falling from the roller-coaster by doing maintenance/repairs. After that just a part of history we cannot get back.
He died in 2008 the Park closed in 1985.
Frank James house was there as well.
4:24 that's a burger chef sign
wow so cool i forgot my oklahoma history that was so cool i did not know this too my ancestry cherokee i also goggle that radio station 104.7 is the bull country music?? i also goggle it froom bartlesville drive too cache,oklaoma is 3hours 47min ty for showing this video so cool
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Back in the day, Eagle park was up and running and many went there. It was an amusement park. Geronimo was jailed in Ft. Sill and his cell can be visited. The cemetery in Ft. Sill also has buried famous Indians there. We also had many celebrities yearly like Reba McIntire, Don Williams , wrestlers Von Erik's and so many. It was well attended. Quannah Parker house was there as well. Cache is the gateway to the Wichitas. Now, ppl just live here because we don't like to live in big cities.
Great video Wallie. Only one problem. You got my best side way too many times. But still very enjoyable.
It would be great if the house could be restored properly. Quanah is as much an American as anybody could be, maybe even more so. He embraced the new strange culture of the white man. Joined them at their game. What are Americans other than "one people" made up from a vast variety of previously different people, joined together strengths and weaknesses with the goal of freedom for everybody. From a distant outsider looking in.
I am totally outraged at how they have let Eagle Mountain Park just fall too the ground like that,especially Quanah Parkers house,my daddy was the skating rink manager,that's how he met my momma,she was thirteen,my grandma use too visit Cynthia Ann Parker in that house before they moved it,I have moved too Lawton now,and I have been talking too my kinfolks,I intend on getting that house moved and restore,everyone is so upset over this,I put a comment on Lawton then and now,and she finally cut the comments off,but the people still kept like it,so far,195
I'd LOVE to own a piece of the furniture
Me too!! 😁
Wally are they planning to fix that house at all
Currently, no. The state historical society has wanted to jump in and fix it or offer money to fix it but with it on private property, not much can be done. It's sad. Such a historic house and with it in its current shape, I think one or two bad enough storms will finally take the house out.
@@WallieB26 agree with you 100%, and it's eventually just going to fall down along with all the other buildings there very sad that they are allowing that to happen the owners that currently own it should take money to get it fixed or do some sort of fundraiser
The owner is an A-hole...he won't sell it or allow it to be fixed...
Did you know that Quanah Parker wouldn't sleep in that house. A friend of his was spending the night and didn't understand gas lights so just blew it out when he went to bed and died from gas poisoning. Parker thought it was haunted.
believe that happened at a hotel in Fort Worth, Texas and not the house. Search Quanah Parker almost died in gas at hotel. Then click the Newspapers result.
The hotel was called Pickwick Hotel.
Why dont they make it a museum
Quannah = extraordinary guerrilla fighter who cut his own deal, lived the highlife. Restoring his house is a good project for these impassioned commentators.
The commanche should raid this guy's property and take it back
Nice video, sad shape, hope they restore it! I am supposed to go see it next week
you would think they would at least mow a path to walk on. just a easy cash operation
The Comanche had their reservation taken from them, due to the fact they kept having brutal uprising with other tribes to attack the government. So they sold out their reserve and gave them land allotments to separate the tribes of witchita in order to keep them conspiring to uprise again. The Comanche was a strong brutal tribe that took no prisoners. They’d kill women and children. They learned from the Spaniards how to be brutal when the Spaniards took over and Oklahoma used to be part of Mexico.
I grew up right behind here , believe it or not Bigfoot lives down there lol
What a shame live a few miles from here Oklahoma historical society should rebuild it like it was
This is a crying shame!!! Pathetic. If they wanted the house so badly, they should have maintained it.
Pity Sam Gwynne couldn't organize some help to restore the house, he would have have made a lot of money from sales, the Gov should help as they had it moved but a lot of water damage has taken a toll.
Unfortunately I was recently told by a family member who visited the house that a large portion of the roof collapsed and now the house is no longer in any condition for tours. It's a shame there was no effort to try and preserve it.
Need go fund me immediately for roof and floor repairs.
why cant they fix them so they don't just rot away if the tribe owned it they could help understandably the family wants to keep it but its a piece of history that doesn't deserve to rot away
What a pity that this historic place wasn’t left at it’s original place. No respect whatsoever.
I concur with other comments. It is a disgrace to your state, shame on the disrespect for important Native history. Cynthia Ann Parker was my 8th cousin 4x removed. Quanah my 9th cousin 3x removed.
So the owner is just letting it rot.
It is so disgusting that this house is not being preserved. This house represents one off the most significant parts of US history. Disgusting
The author of "Empire of the Summer Moon" sits down with Joe Rogan to talk about this house: th-cam.com/video/jyp8lgb135A/w-d-xo.html
Wow that’s a burger chef sigh, forget everything else 😀
I saw that Burger Chef sign and had a flashback to when I was a kid in the 70's!
@@jameshebert5430 me too l loved Burger Chef and Jeff kids meals 😂
Make him an offer he cant refuse. Thats a shame and typical of Oklahoma. Use taxes from marijuana to buy and restore that historic home. Oklahoma dont drop the ball on this.
I wish they could five it up
Iam native American Indian
Why don't the Indians fix this
Owner won't sell or allow. Such a shame. Quanah Parker is part of my Heritage and this is just sicking. They should let the Natives rescue it. I seen a short video once, and they are as unhappy as we are.
At this point the goverment should just take it period and give to the tribe. One single man ignorance is about get this pieace of histors made. The fact that he aint even indian makes it even more insulting
How disgraceful that this house is composting