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Audio Recording: Reading of Algonquin Legends of South Haven by Simon Pokagon (1901)

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Narrated by Corinne Kasper

Audio Recording: Reading of Pottawatamie Book of Genesis by Simon Pokagon (1901)

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Narrated by Majel DeMarsh

Audio Recording: Reading of The Red Man's Rebuke by Simon Pokagon (1893)

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Narrated by Dr. John Low

Walter and Lorenzo Potawatomi language conversation (1998)

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The Boy and the Snake story told by Colin Wesaw

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black ash basket - lidded 2.jpg

Black ash basket, lidded

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Pokagon Band of Potawatomi Indians
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an antique black ash basket with lid

1858 Catholic prayer book in Neshnabemowen

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*Open PDF file to see all document pages; 1858 Catholic prayer book published in Cincinnati, Ohio written in Potawatomi language
George Winter sketch (front)

George Winter sketch

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Pokagon Band of Potawatomi Indians
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1837 original sketch of "Kee waw nay Village"

Stories from Michiana featuring Pokagon Band of Potawatomi

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Pokagon Band of Potawatomi Indians
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WNIT 34, 1991. Elders, culture, fight for Recognition. Includes many Pokagon people, Senators Upton and Roemer.

Neshnabek: The People Part 2 (1930's Potawatomi Documentary)

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Pokagon Band of Potawatomi Indians
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The 1930's footage is being presented to remember our old ones and never forget the hardships they endured in continuing being who they were.