Geronimo Surrender Site
Douglas, Arizona • Cochise County
Douglas, Arizona • Cochise County
The Geronimo Surrender Site in Douglas, Arizona, marks the location where the Apache leader Geronimo formally surrendered to U.S. authorities. This humble site, likely consisting of a few natural features, is where a pivotal moment in the Apache Wars concluded.
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Conservation; Politics/Government; Architecture; Social History
In Chiricahua Wilderness Ne Of Douglas, Coronado Nf, Douglas, Arizona
Industry; Commerce; Architecture
Roughly Bounded By Pan American, H, And F Aves. Along 8th, 10th, 11th, 12th, And 13th Sts. And G Ave., Douglas, Arizona
Transportation
E End Of 10th Ave., Douglas, Arizona
Architecture; Social History
Roughly Bounded By Twelfth St., Carmelita Ave., Seventh St., And East Ave., Douglas, Arizona
Architecture; Social History
Roughly Bounded By The W Side Of H Ave. Between Sixth And Ninth Sts., Douglas, Arizona
Engineering; Transportation
Us 80 Under Southern Pacific Rr, Milepost 366.1, Douglas, Arizona
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Transportation; Exploration/Settlement
25 Mi. E Of Holbrook Off I 40, Holbrook, Arizona
Community Planning And Development
Old Douglas Rd., Bisbee, Arizona
Exploration/Settlement; Community Planning And Development
Between 6th And 7th Sts., A Half Block N. Of Fry Blvd., Sierra Vista, Arizona
T.21 S., R.21 E.; Sec. 26 (portion) East Of Moson Rd., Sierra Vista, Arizona
Industry; Agriculture
Perkinsville Rd., S Of Williams, Kaibab Nf, Williams, Arizona
Conservation; Engineering; Politics/Government
N Of Jct. Of Alt. Us 89 And Az 67, Kaibab Nf, Fredonia, Arizona