Camera Maker	Canon	Camera Model	Canon EOS-1D Mark II N
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Metering Mode	Pattern	Date/Time	2007:08:31 13:10:15
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Exposure Mode	0	Keywords	landmark historic Fort Washakie Camp Augur travel United States of America America Wyoming historical historical marker tourist attraction travel destination tourism sign American historical site roadsign text information headquarters Wind River Reservation 1869 day lander protect hostile bands 1870 renamed Fort Brown 1878 United States USA US WY history famous highway popular place of interest tourist destination tour tourist attraction destination day daytime vertical education marker outdoors outside road roadside nobody no people signs and symbols displayed letters display treaty Shoshone Bannock Indians Sioux Arapahoe Cheyenne Big Wind River wagon route Shoshone chief abandoned in 1908 historic attractions Fremont County historic marker historic site outdoor sign with text
Caption	Wyoming - Fort Washakie - "Fort Washakie, headquarters of the Wind River Reservation, was originally established as Camp Augur, on the site of present - day lander, in 1869, in accordance with a treaty with the Shoshone and Bannock Indians to protect them from Sioux, Arapahoe, Cheyenne and other hostile bands. In 1870 it was re-named Fort Brown, and in 1871 was moved to the present location, built from adobe and from material salvaged from the old fort. In 1873 the commanding officer headed a company assigned to explore toward the head of Big Wind River for a possible wagon route in compliment to the Shoshone chief, the post was named Fort Washakie in 1878. It was abandoned in 1908."