McCaleb's Produce started around turn of century
The Author talks about his own grandfathers business selling to the community. Talks about the goods that were sold in the shop and what other shops were around the produce.
First Courthouse Completed in 1921
The article tells the story of the 1st courthouse in Stillwell. It also tells the story of why the new courthouse was built. The courthouse operated as a makeshift community center prior to its destruction.
Early Stillwell
Article talks about the history of early Stillwell
Assorted Photos
Assorted Photos with descriptions and a list of past Strawberry Festival Queens
Personal Profiles
A profile built of 2 native American women and what they have done to improve their tribes.
Fort Supply 1868-1895
Article talks about the history of Fort Supply and the surrounding region
History of the Osage
The Article describes the history of the Osage nation and how the tribe adapted to European colonization and how there was a resistance to the United States. Furthermore the Article talks about the Osage delegations sent to England and France. Finally the article rounds out …
The Ten Princesses
The art is of 10 princesses representing the different values of the nation
Native Christianity
Art piece showing a native American with a cross in the foreground.
We are our own Destiny
A photo is the cover of an American Indian Family of multiple Generations
There's a New Generation with a Different Attitude
The article talks about how the present Generations of American Indians are developing in contrast to the past. The author notes that there are still challenges in the present but they are different than those of the past.
Map of Habersham County and Local Attraction
Brief history of Habersham County, Georgia, and the Cherokee that inhabited the region. A map is included.
Son of the Forest, Caught in a Time Warp
Article talks about the passing of Ho tah Moie, better known as Roaring Thunder, who was known for be that last of his kind to refuse to accept the ways of modern civilization.
Phantom of the Osage Hills
Article tells the story of the many disappearances and strange occurrence's that happened in the Osage Hills.
On the Cherokee Trail
Article wrights on the transition and mix of both the modern times and Native American ways.
Cherokee Women
At the Cherokee Heritage Center near Tahlequah, Okla, a Cherokee women weaves a traditional double-walled basket.
Cherokee Chief
Clipping of Cherokee chief story.
2003 Election Dates
A paper with the elections dates for the year 2003 listed
Tahlequah: Canoers Flock to nearby Illinois River
Article gives an inside look into the Tsa-LLa-Gi Village
Shawnee Indian Mission State Historic Site
Brochure on the Kansas State Historical Society
American Indians Face Taunts
Clipping of Racism against the young American Indians within the sports industry.
"The Captive White Boy"
A postcard with a photo of Santiago McKinn when he was taken captive by Chiricahus Apache's in 1886.
The Travois, a Mode of Travel
A postcard with a photo of a Blackfeet women as she waits with her children on the Travois.
Tribe: Both sides predict long fight over Fairfax lies ahead
The Puyallup Indian Tribe sued over clams to hundreds of acres in downtown Tacoma.
Drawing
Artwork depicting a native American Indian on the back of a horse riding through snowy terrain with white wolves.
