Sioux Leadership Battle to Vote Today
Article on the Oglala Sioux election of a new Trible leader
The Real Pocahontas Story Continues to be a Genealogy Mystery
Article on how research turns up facts about Pocahontas but how there are still mysteries surrounding her history.
Kickapoo Tribe Bans Alcohol From its Casino
Article on how and why the Kickapoo tribe has banned alcohol from its casinos.
Cease-Fire Intact at Wounded Knee
Clipping on the battle between the American Indian Movement and the federal officials who have come to a cease-fire at Wounded Knee.
Trible Roles Key to Power
Article on how trouble will continue to be caused to the Indians and how the Federal officer of the government are making a fool out of themself during the stand at Wounded Knee.
Nun Shares Indian Plight
Article on Sister Mary Jose Hobday who shares the many plights of the Indians that she has seen firsthand. She also talks about the many beauties as well within the community.
Land-Claim Windfall at Wind River
The people of Wind River receive compensation for the land taken from the by the government.
Mysterious Indians From Wales?
Article on what happened to the 150 Welsh settlers who are supposed to have arrived in America even before Columbus.
An Early Voice for Indian rights
Article on Mr. Emerson who became an early voice for Indian Rights during the trail of tears.
Important Dates in Cherokee History
This article gives important dates in Cherokee History ranging from 1540-1866. It contains two pictures with the female seminary hall, which is now part of the Northeastern State University Campus. The second picture contains the printing office of the Cherokee Indian Advocate.
Important Dates in Cherokee History
This article gives important dates in Cherokee History ranging from 1839-1989. It contains two pictures with "Ross Landing" and the Talequah Opera House that was used as a meeting place when the United States Court met in Talequah.
Cherokee Chiefs
This articles gives a listing of the Cherokee Chiefs in Oklahoma, how long they served, and the exact dates they served. After the initial listing some of the Chiefs get a paragraph of description over their accomplishments.
CHEROKEE NATION-14-COUNTY JURISDICTION: Tribal Land & Cherokee Population by County
This map outlines the counties and gives the number of the Cherokee population in each one.
CHEROKEE NATION SEAL
This article contains a big picture of the Cherokee nation. The article itself describes the seal and the symbols within it. As well as the interpretation of the seal found in the folklore of the Cherokee culture.
48th Annual Cherokee National Holiday
Official Program of Events: Labor Day Weekend 2000: Tahlequah, OK: A Cherokee Family Reunion
End of the Trail
This is two pages from a book clipping. It portrays a picture at the beginning of the Old Mission Church just north of Westville and describes why it is significant. On the back of the page there are three pictures of the Cherokee Nation, Inc. …
Chiefs of the Cherokee Nation and Sequoyah 1828- 1909
This paper contains 11 pictures-one being of Sequoyah- of the Chiefs of the Cherokee Nation ranging from 1828-1909.
Fort Gibson 1824-1890
This article describes the events and significance of Fort Gibson throughout the years of 1824-1890.
Fort Gibson 1824-1890
On the back of the page there is a map of Fort Gibson Military Park as a whole split into two parts being the Early Fort and the Later Fort. It also contains a big illustration of a soldier.
Historical and Recreational Map of Muskogee Area
This displays a map of the Muskogee Area and describes which recreational activities are available and where they are located.
Lake Tenkiller State Park Pine Creek Cove
Map of the Lake Tenkiller State Park with the locations specifically labeled.
Oklahoma; Governor Henry Bellmon
This article contains a picture of the Great Seal of the State of Oklahoma. Under the picture is a description of the seal and the history behind it.
Petunia Number One
This article begins with an image of the Oklahoma State Capital. Under the picture is a description of the state capital with immense historical description included.
EMBLEMS
This page includes eight images of the Oklahoma state symbols and historical descriptions regarding the meaning and importance. In addition it includes a section of facts regarding Oklahoma.
Discover the haunting serenity of the Quartz mountains of southwestern Oklahoma.
This is just one image of the quartz mountains of southwestern Oklahoma.
