This page contains two articles. The first half of the first article is not titled nor complete, but seems to summarize some geneaology of a family from Stilwell. The second article outlines family details of George and Mary Ann Simpson and their children.
This page contains three articles. The first outlines details about the lives of Earl and Mary Small and their seven children in Stilwell. The second article outlines details of the Samuel Smallen family, although lots of details are missing. The third and final article on …
This page contains four articles. The first one is continued from the previous page and continues to outline more family history from the Smallen family. The second article includes details about a family in Stilwell with the last name Fowler and its author is the …
This page contains two articles. The first article is a continuation of the previous entry and continues to outline the lives of Andrew Jeb Smith's family in Stilwell. The second article is about James Randolph Lawson and his wife Carrie Lee Loving and their family.
This entry contains a copy of two book pages in a book called My Life As An Indian. These two pages outline the story of a man named Kut-ai'-imi, or Ashton who'd come west and wanted to join camp. The second page goes on to …
This entry contains a copy of two book pages in a book called My Life As An Indian. These two pages outline more details about No-Heart, the little girl who survived the lightning strike in the previous entry. She lived on her own despite the …
This entry contains a copy of two book pages in a book called My Life As An Indian. These two pages outline the quarrel of Mandan and Arickaree tribes and gives details about No-Heart healing a wounded Arickaree enemy in her home. Long Elk assisted.
This entry contains a copy of two book pages in a book called My Life As An Indian. These two pages outline how the wounded wishes he was No-Heart's lover and eventually tells her that he will begin his journey home the next night.
This entry contains a copy of two book pages in a book called My Life As An Indian. These two pages outline No-Heart and Long Elk finally expressing their love for one another after the Arickaree takes off.
This entry contains a copy of two book pages in a book called My Life As An Indian. These two pages outline the end of the story in which family and friends are invited by Long Elk for a feast and Ashton's thoughts are outlined …
The newspaper Article addresses the relocation of Indians, and how Indians have been impacted by being forced to relocate
Two Iron on images of a male Indian wearing a intricate tribal headress
Brochure of the Beck Mill. Talks about the history of the Mill and the need for restoration
Story of Sacagawea reuniting with her family. Letters from William Clark to Toussaint Charboneau
Magazine cover featuring a picture of two American Indians
Photograph of 3 young Indian American girls at a rodeo.
Picture of a man throwing football.
Article discussing the construction of the National Museum of American Indians, located in Washington D.C.
Continuation of the article written by Thomas Hayden. Discusses programs created to help the Indian community.
Archeological discovery discusses the Fremont Indians. Discusses the mystery behind why the Freemont Indians suddenly left their territory in Utah.
The article discusses the relationship between the Fremont Indians and the Anasazi. The discovery of pottery remains. Hypothesis on reasoning on why the Fremont Tribe left.
The National Museum of American Indians. Pictures of some items that are displayed at the museum with some history.
Continuation of the display of Indian art and artifacts
Article that discusses the failings of our government to the Indians; specifically in Health care.
Discusses the Cherokee places you can visit in Oklahoma.
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