Board Member Named
Lowell Townsend of Tulsa, Oklahoma became a member of the Cherokee National Historic Society's board of directors.
Trial ordered for smoke shop owner
Indian man Jimmie D. Oyler Sr. claims that the state has no rights over his property because of a Treaty from 1831. This dispute was over a man selling tax-free cigarettes. A Johnson County judge named Earle Jones denied a motion to dismiss the case. …
Trail of Tears National Historic Trail
Development of the Trail of Tears National Historic Trail. In 1993 and the spring of 1994 foundations were laid. With help from tribal leaders, state governors, and agency heads help with preservation, public use, and education. The newsletter then breaks down the important jobs, upcoming …
Proposed Constitution for The Cherokee Nation
Constitution of The Cherokee Nation of Oklahoma. The Pamphlet has its own preamble, bill of rights, and articles
Indian Prayer
Sheet of paper titled Indian Prayer. It features a tribal object on the page below the prayer. The Prayer asks for strength and wisdom from the spirits.
Dawes Commission Funds Extend in 1901
The articles are pieces from a publication by C.W. 'Dub' West. He is focusing on the history of the Muskogee and various topics his book is going to focus on. Some of the topics that are addressed are Statehood, schools for whites, Ernest Hibbard "chief …
Adair County War Memorial
A worksheet where you have to design a monument in memory of Adair County's war during both World Wars, the Korea conflict, and the Vietnam War. Gives a whole list of names and what war they died in.
Errata
Corrections made such as Author, Book, Page number, Picture captions, other forms of corrections and Addenda to Index
Southwest U.S.A.
The four corners of America are made up of New Mexico, Colorado, Utah, and Arizona. The canyons and mountains are celebrated through National Parks, forests, and monuments. This land was shaped by Native American society. One of the largest reservations of the southwest is the …
Calgary Stampede
Celebrating Alberta's frontier heritage through exhibitions and stampedes. Lots of events ranging from; wagon races, square dancing, and parades. The parade has 40 floats and over 800 horses, the parade is broadcasted over Canada, Europe, Japan, and some parts of the United States. There is …
Geographica
Different sections of articles titled, In the Artic, the Taint of Cannibalism, A Gender-bending fish Switches to Suit Itself, Extinction Looms for Many Livestock Breeds.
Ocmulgee Mounds
Location of the Ocmulgee mounds are located east of Macon, and there is a large archaeological restoration of Ancient Indian civilization open to visitors. There is also an Archeological museum and tours of the EarthLodge which is a restored ceremonial building, mounds, and Indian lodges. …
The Vann House
Located in Chatsworth Georgia, there are directions at the bottom on how to get to the Vann House. Brief description of the Vann house, owned by James Vann, various colors were used throughout the house to symbolize nature in North Georgia. The colors used are …
John Ross House
The John Ross house is located in Rossville, Georgia, Directions are provided as well as the hours of operation. A brief history of John Ross who served as a principal Chief to the Cherokee Nation.
New Echota
New Echota is located in Calhoun Georgia, and is the Capitol of the Cherokee Indian Nation from the years 1825-1838. Sequoyah along with 900 Cherokee Indians participated in the Creek War. A museum, print shop, and other historical buildings are available for tours. Hours of …
1990 Fort Gibson Rendezvous a living histoy extravaganza
History event that showcased arts and crafts exhibits, Native American events, and entertainment throughout the site. Fort Gibson Military Park Volunteers organized this outdoor event along with Oklahoma's Historical Society.
Trail of Tears Drama opens 21st season
Trail of Tears history and the Cherokee struggles are turned into a drama performance at the Cherokee Heritage Center. This season there will be new dances, costumes, and cast members. It is one of the longest-running open-air theatres in the U.S. The purpose of the …
Miss Cherokee state first runner-up
Audra Smoke was named first runner-up in the Miss Indian Oklahoma Pageant which was held in Oklahoma City. Nikki Ownings, Wichita from Anadarko was crowned Miss Indian of Oklahoma in 1989. Audra received a 300 dollar scholarship, a ribbon shirt sewn by Adaline DeBoise, and …
Mayes Community at Site of Old Courthouse
Map and Newspaper article. The map shows the small community of Mayes which is near Stilwell, it is an adaption to the map made by C.L. (Wren) Fletcher of Stillwell. The article discusses how an act of the council in 1883 authorized 9 districts of …
History Book Project Begins
Adair County History Committee representatives from the Adair Historic Society, the Goingsnake Society, and the Watts Historic Society report on how much money was collected and the book is officially under construction.
Photo of Rocky Mountain's 5th and 6th grade boys softball team
Photo of the 5th and 6th-grade boys softball team at Rocky Mountian. The team placed first in the Zion Tournament. The Rockets defeated the Zion Jets 14-13. The Rockets ended their season with a 5-1 record and were treated to pizza.
John Porum Davis
John Porum Davis lived west of Porum, Oklahoma which was named after him. He served as a Counselor from the Canadian district from the years 1851-1859 and as sheriff in 1857. He married one of Chief Bowel's daughters who was a part of the Texas …
Lucien Burr "Hooley" Bell
Lucien Burr "Hooley" Bell was a citizen of the Cherokee Nation, born in Habersham County, Georgia, his mother was the daughter of John Martin who was the first Chief Justice of the Cherokee Nation. Joined the Confederate forces under Stand Watie in 1861. Became a …
Model for Nose on Indian Nickel Gets in Trouble
In Syracuse, New York the nose that is on the Indian Nickle got into trouble. Onondaga Indian Chief John Big Tree was arrested for driving under the influence. Chief Big Tree's nose was the model for the Indian on the U.S. nickel. The Indian Head …
Teesee and Rebecca Bowels Guess
Teesee Guess was the son of George (Sequoyah) and Sallie Guess, born in the Cherokee Nation. His first wife U-Ti-Yu and his second wife Rebecca Bowels, was the daughter of Chief Bowels who was a part of the Texas Cherokees. Tesse, his father, and Oo-no-lah …
