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Pokagon Potawatomi documentary by the Three Oaks Museum

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"To Be Called a Nation" documentary

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"The Neshnabek" 1930s Documentary

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Womens beaded moccasins by Rhonda Rose

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Pokagon Band of Potawatomi Indians
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Potawatomi style moccasins with black wool and blue beaded flowers
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Black ash basket, lidded

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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
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George Winter sketch

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1837 original sketch of "Kee waw nay Village"

Mark Alexis & Mike Daugherty Build A Canoe video, Part 2

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Raw footage of Mark Alexis and Mike Daugherty building a canoe circa 1989 to 1990, unused footage for the WNIT documentary "To Be Called A Nation."

Neshnabek: The People Part 3 (1930's documentary)

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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.

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

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Pokagon Band of Potawatomi Indians
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Summary
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.