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| Book cover | Autor | Title | Description |
| Bild | Autor | Leer | Beschreibung |
| Date | Event | Tribe | Chief |
 | Camp Sheridan was set up near the Spotted Tail Agency to keep the Spotted Tail Agency under control.  | - | - |
| | The Spotted Tail Agency was built for the Brule-Lakota in northwestern Nebraska. It was located about 40 miles east of the Red Cloud Agency. Camp Sheridan was built nearby to protect the agency. On October 29, 1877, the Brule-Lakota were relocated to the new Rosebud Reservation in South Dakota, where they still live today. Camp Sheridan was occupied by up to 6 companies and was abandoned on May 1, 1881. | Brule (Lakota) | Spotted Tail |
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| Information board at Hay Springs, Nebraska, about 10 miles south of the former Spotted Tail Agency. Source: Thomet Daniel 2010. | |||
| 29 October 1877 | The Spotted Tail Agency was dissolved and the Brule-Lakota were relocated to the new Rosebud Reservation. The Brule-Lakota still live on the Rosebud Reservation today. | Brule (Lakota) | Spotted Tail |
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| Information board at Hay Springs, Nebraska, about 10 miles south of the former Spotted Tail Agency. Source: Thomet Daniel 2010. | |||
| 10 October 1878 | Northern Cheyenne Exodus 1877 - Major Caleb Carlton (3rd U.S. Cavalry) and Major Thornburgh met Red Cloud and 25 of his chiefs at Camp Sheridan. Red Cloud agreed to turn the Cheyenne over to the soldiers if they would report to Red Cloud. Major Thomas Thornburgh's troops were transported by railroad from Fort Fred Steele (Wyoming) to Oglala (Nebraska). | - | - |