In the early 1980s, Forrest Fenn, who recently enticed our readers to seek out his million-dollar treasure, bought Joseph Henry Sharp’s estate, including the cabin the artist had built at the foot of the Little Big Horn battleground in 1901. It was the headquarters, in 1926, for the 50th reunion of that famous battle. Most of the still-living warriors and troopers signed the guest register in the cabin, which now resides in a place of honor at the Buffalo Bill Center of the West in Cody, Wy


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