In September of 1838, Nancy Still filed a claim to recoup $820 she said was stolen from her after federal troops expelled her and other Cherokee Indians from their homes in what is now North Georgia.

In September of 1838, Nancy Still filed a claim to recoup $820 she said was stolen from her after federal troops expelled her and other Cherokee from their homes in what is now North Georgia. Forced ...

Note: This story was updated July 8 to correct the identification of Billy Kirkland. Two federally recognized Cherokee tribes have criticized the Atlanta Braves for the team's inclusion of tribes that ...

On Feb. 21, 1828, near the confluence of the Coosawattee and Conasauga rivers in northern Georgia, Native American journalism began as the Cherokee Phoenix newspaper began printing in the then-Cheroke ...

A documented story of the Chief Vann House in Spring Place, Ga. Includes stories of the Vanns who built the house, the Indians who once owned the land, the Moravian mission established there, and the ...

In the early nineteenth century, white settlers in the eastern United States increasingly encroached upon the lands of Native Americans. Although the U.S. government had signed treaties demarcating ...

IIIF provides researchers rich metadata and media viewing options for comparison of works across cultural heritage collections. Visit the IIIF page to learn more. Artist, Helen Hornberger, revived the ...