Charles H. Bunnell

Charles H. Bunnell was a 19th-century American explorer, soldier, and politician known for his significant contributions to the exploration and development of the American West. He was among the first non-Native Americans to explore parts of what is now Arizona and California, aiding in mapping and surveying the region. Bunnell served as a U.S. Army officer during the Indian Wars and later became involved in local governance and business ventures. His efforts helped facilitate westward expansion and settlement, and he is remembered for his pioneering spirit and dedication to exploring uncharted territories.