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...[[Samuel R. Curtis]] who named the post after his son, Major [[Henry Zarah Curtis]], who was killed 5 Oct 1863, at [[Fort Baxter]] during [[William Quantrill A U.S. Army post established on 6 Sep 1864 by Major General [[Samuel R. Curtis]] in Barton County, Kansas. The post consisted of a single sandstone buildi ...

...r]] Battle fought between Union forces under Brigadier General [[Samuel R. Curtis]] USV, {{Cullum|655}}, and Confederate forces under Major General [[Earl Va In March 1862 Union forces under General [[Samuel R. Curtis]] entered Arkansas and established a position above Little Sugar Creek. Con ...

...th of Memphis, Tennessee. The Fort was named for Union General [[Samuel R. Curtis]], {{Cullum|655}}, the first fort commander. The post was abandoned in 1867 |width="50%"|[[File:Fort Curtis Display Gun.jpeg|350px|thumb|left|Fort Curtis 32 pounder Display Gun.]] ...