DAY TRIPS: The 'Peace Circle' is a reminder of the Native Americans' struggle for a homeland against the flood of white settlers.
Unveiled last September, the 11 bronze statues stand in front ofbetween downtown Ft. Worth and DFW International Airport. The new development includes Hotel Vin, a food court, and an entertainment venue, all within walking distance of downtown and theThe statues represent Sam Houston and Native American chiefs from the Delaware, Chickasaw, Waco, Tawakoni, Keechi, Caddo, Anadarko, Ioni, Biloxi, and Cherokee nations. Artist, a Lubbock native, depicted the chiefs in traditional attire.
Established in 1841, Bird's Fort was only used for a few years before the few buildings were abandoned. The exact location of the fort is estimated to have been at present-day Euless or Arlington. The chiefs refused to enter the picket-walled encampment because of previous treachery by the whites. Instead the negotiations took place at. The"Peace Circle" is a reminder of the Native Americans' struggle for a homeland against the flood of white settlers.
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