For a first-hand look at where the Modoc Indian War of 1872-73 took
place, head to Klamath Falls, Oregon, where you can plan day-trips
to various sites in the region.
The Klamath County Museum at 1451 Main St. in Klamath Falls
has a full exhibit on the Modoc War, complete with maps, diagrams
and artifacts from the war. Open year-round.
Click here to see location in Panoramio.
The Lava Beds National Monument, about 50
miles south of Klamath Falls and just south of the California state
line, preserves the key sites associated with the Modoc War,
including Captain Jack's Stronghold. Open year-round.
Click here to see location in Panoramio.
The Fort Klamath Museum, about 35 miles north
of Klamath Falls, marks the site where the Army based its operations
during the Modoc War, and where four Modocs were hanged after the
war. Open summer months only.
Click here to see location in Panoramio.
The opening battle of the Modoc Indian War was
fought near the point where Malone Road crosses Lost River today. An
important spot to visit on your way to the Lava Beds.
Click here to see location in Panoramio.
