Elouise Cobell at the Flatiron Creek Ranch on Blackfeet land in northwestern Montana. After learning of the U.S. government's longtime mismanagement of tribble funds, Elouise Cobell, a member of the Blackfeet Indian Tribe, Decided to Investigate.
Wilma Mankiller and her husband partake in the wedding of their good friends Gloria Steinem and David Bale.
Gloria Steinem gets married to David Bale.
Senator Kelly Haney, who combined an unusual lifetime of artistic works with a remarkable career in the Oklahoma State Legislature, is bringing all of his varied skills to bear in producing "The Guardian" sculpture that will adorn the new State Capitol dome.
Tribal Treasure; Oklahoma's wealth is enriched by the scores of Native American tribes that call it home. Article talks about Oklahoma's various tribes, their histories, cultures, and status. As well as the ways to visit these tribes and explore their history.
Continuation of "A Look at Oklahoma".
Continuation of "A Look at Oklahoma".
Continuation of "A Look at Oklahoma".
Continuation of "A Look at Oklahoma".
Article over an exhibit held by the Cherokee National Museum in Tahlequah, OK, which offered a survey of the Bison's effect on man's history and culture.
Article over the Council House, which served as the first capitol building of the Cherokee Nation in New Echota, Near Calhoun, Georgia is now in the final stages of reconstruction.
Article on the History of the Euchee Indian Boarding School.
Magazine article on the history of the exploration of the Missouri and Mississippi rivers int eh time before Lewis and Clark.
Continuation of "Before Lewis and Clark"
Continuation of "Before Lewis and Clark"
Continuation of "Before Lewis and Clark"
Continuation of "Before Lewis and Clark"
A Georgetown Collection of Native American dolls produced by the artist Carol Theroux.
A pamphlet promoting the Election of Paul Pinkerton. The Pamphlet also has on it the entirety of the Cherokee alphabet arranged with the sounds.
More than Baskets is an article that touches on the art of Native American Basketry and the amazing exhibit collection from Edward Hartman that these baskets are displayed in.
Article on basket Weaving as an art. A continued article of "More than Baskets".
a photograph on a magazine picturing four kids dressed in warm coats.
A clipping about the legend that can be read over the entrance to the Muskogee Municipal Building.
a clipping about the extremely hot summer in England that led British Broadcasters from Manchester to call The Cherokee Heritage to seek prayer for rain in drought-stricken areas.
an activity sheet made to help kids learn the Cherokee langue.
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