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Mysteries of the Old Natchez Trace
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Recent president of the Natchez Trace Parkway Assocation, Tony Turnbow grew up near the cabin where Meriwether Lewis died.
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The Evolution of the Natchez Trace
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Traveling through the wilderness, the Indians followed animal trails. The trail from Nashville to Natchez became known as the Natchez Trace.
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Holisso Research Center: An Introduction
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Dr. Amanda Cobb-Greetham describes the Holisso Center as a state-of-the-art research library that specializes in genealogical and cultural history.
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The Natchez Trace Aerial Tour, Mississippi
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The Natchez Trace is the ancient trail between Nashville, Tennessee and Natchez, Mississippi.
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The Natchez Trace: The Trails vs. The Parkway
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Richard Green describes the origins of the Natchez Trace.
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American Indian Cultural Center and Museum: An Overview
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This video presents the vision for the world-class American Indian Cultural Center and Museum now under construction near downtown Oklahoma City.
Places
18 Places
Chickasaw White House
Built in 1885, this historic landmark was the home of Chickasaw Governor Douglas H. Johnston
The Chickasaw White House was built in 1895 in Emet, Oklahoma, and served as the home of Chickasaw Governor Douglas H. Johnston.
Historic Capitol and Council House Museum
Honors the Chickasaws' rich history and located in Chickasaw Nation's historic capital city
The Chickasaw Council House Museum honors the rich culture of the Chickasaw and features one of the largest collections of Chickasaw art & culture.
De Soto National Memorial
Commemorates the landing of Hernando de Soto, who encountered the Chickasaws in 1540
This National Memorial is dedicated to the historic landing of the Spanish explorer Hernando de Soto in Florida in 1539.
Cahokia Mounds State Historic Site
The Mississippian culture's largest and most influential urban settlement
This site was where Mississippian culture thrived before European explorers landed in the Americas.
Kullihoma
A tribal reserve with traditional Chickasaw dwellings
Kullihoma is located between Ada and Allen on Highway 1. It was established after the passage of the Indian Welfare Act of 1936.
Chickasaw Cultural Center
A world-class, state-of-the-art facility dedicated to Chickasaw history and culture
The world-class Chickasaw Cultural Center opened near Sulphur, Oklahoma, in 2010.
Blackland Prairie
The historical lands of the Chickasaw people
The Blackland Prairie refers to the location where the Chickasaw people lived, farmed and gathered food.
The Homelands
The Original Chickasaw Settlement
When the Chickasaw tribe migrated from west to east, they stopped in present-day Mississippi, Alabama, Tennessee and Kentucky.
Pinson Mounds
The largest collection of mounds in the United States from the Middle Woodland period
The Pinson Mounds are an ancient Native American complex that was discovered in Madison County, Tennessee.
Wickliffe Mounds
An archaeological complex dating back to the Mississippian culture
Ancient Native Americans inhabited the Wickliffe Mounds between approximately 1100 CE and 1350 CE.
Moundville
One of the most significant Native American archaeological sites in the United States
Moundville was a site occupied by Mississippian culture from about 1000 A.D. until 1450 A.D., in central Alabama.
Florida Museum of Natural History
Dedicated to showcasing the flora, fauna, fossils and historic peoples of the state of Florida
The museum strives to develop a greater appreciation of human cultural heritage and contains an exhibit highlighting the South Florida Indian People.
Fort Washita
Established as a military fortress of protection for recently relocated Chickasaws and Choctaws
This military post served as protection for relocated Chickasaw and Choctaw Indians and was later occupied by the Confederacy during the Civil War.
Holisso Research Center
Center for the study of Chickasaw history and culture
The Holisso Research Center is a state-of-the-art research library dedicated to studying the past and preserving information for generations to come.
Natchez Trace
An ancient path connecting Native American territories of the southeast United States
The Natchez Trace was a path carved out by Native Americans that travels through several different American Indian territories, including Chickasaw.
Spiro Mounds
One of the most significant archeological discoveries in North America
The Spiro Mounds, located in what is now Le Flore County, Oklahoma, are one of the most significant archeological discoveries in North America.
McSwain Theatre
A vaudevillian relic restored to greatness by the Chickasaw Nation
Built in 1920 as a home for silent films and vaudeville acts, the McSwain Theatre has been a diverse venue for entertainment.
Piominko Statue
Commemorates the rich history of the Chickasaw Nation and its connection to Tupelo
In 2005, sculptor William Beckwith was commissioned to craft a statue that would pay tribute to historic Chickasaw leader Piominko.