A Fascinating Selection of Heirloom Plates Celebrating Native American Legend, Lore. and Spirit
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Where the Trial of Death Began
Dachau stands as memorial to the monstrosity of Hitler's final solution
Model of Courage and Self-reliance
Article of a statue, titled Vanishing American, modeling courage and self-reliance
Womanhood is Work for the Navajo
Article on the world of an old Navajo women
Trail of Tears links tribes on weekend
Historic Cherokee gathering takes place in celebration of togetherness.
Native American Suffer the Ills that Stem From Despair
Article on the despair of the Native American kids who have turned to drinking and drugs as a way to cope.
Constitution of the Cherokee Nation of Oklahoma
A copy of the Constitution of the Cherokee Nation of Oklahoma.
Spotlight on Indians
Conference on Indian rights to be held
First elected Cherokee Chief dies at Age 79
The first elected Chief of the Cherokee Nation of Oklahoma and a retired chairman and chief executive officer of Phillips Petroleum Co., William W. Keeler, died.
City Life Foreign to Native Americans
Indians forced to leave their reservations with their family's for work are now struggling with the way of city life.
Lawyers, Indians Confer
A continuation of city life to Native Americans
Navajo Oppose Strange Smoke Signal
Smog Residue from the Arizona Public service electrical generating facility can be seen by the Natives. The Navajo's and the Hopi share the Black Mesa and lease out this land for this to be done.
Want Mining on Their Terms
A continuation of the Navajo "Oppose Strang Smoke Signals".
Navajos Take Civilization With A Grain of Salt.
Navajo's featured in movie go to see the showing.
Happy Navajos Accept Civilization With A Grain of Salt.
Continuation of " Navajos Take Civilization With A Grain of Salt" .
Government Paid Indians $800 to use Santa Fe Trail
Article on how the Government Paid the Osage Indians $800 to use Santa Fe Trail.
The Alexander Majors Home
Newspaper photograph of the Alexander Majors home from the 1880s. The home was a major stopping point on the Santa Fe Trail.
Indians Seek U.N. Aid
Chief Frank Foolscrow askes U.N. to help get the U.S. Federal troops out of the Indian land in South Dakota.
Native Americans CD Now Available from OHS Friends
Exhibit Brochure stating that the long awaited Native American collection CD by the Oklahoma Historical Society Archives is now available to be purchased.
Divided Sioux Re- Elect Wilson
After heavy voting the Sioux Re-Elect Richard Wilson as president of the Oglala Sioux Indian Tribe.
Oglala Struggle Echoes Violent Heritage
Six Oglala Sioux Indians are brought before court on charges of violating the federal explosive and firearms law. ; On Sioux Land there is A bloody struggle between the Mixed bloods who dominate the elected Trible government and the full-blooded traditional Indians who wish to …
Sioux Land Cessions
Map sowing Treaty boarders.
Photographs of a Oglala Sioux Chief and a warrior.
Photographs of Chief Red Cloud and an Oglala warrior and a photograph of the Chief when he was older.
Bloody Heritage Stalks Today's Reservation
Continuation of "Oglala Struggle Echoes Violent Heritage"
New Indian Struggle Traced
Native American Indians speak out in protest of the wrongs against them.
