Miami Indians Once Lived Here!

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Local History: Miami Indians In Derbyshire Subdivision Little Turtle, Chief of the Miamis 1790. Drawing courtesy of the New York Public Library Digital Collection, found at: New York Digital...

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Caa-taa-ke Mung-ga, or Speckled Loon, a Miami Indian. Image courtesy of the New York Public Library Digital Collection. (See link on home page.) After reading about Chief Kokomo from the...

Jean Baptiste de Richardville, last chief of the united Miami tribe. (Photo courtesy of the New York Public Library Digital Collection. See home page for link.) Wikipedia bio on Jean Baptiste de...

Visitors at the mouth of the Snake River in Indiana. Courtesy of the Beinkecke Rare Book and Manuscript Library. The Beinkecke Collection. Here are links to some fun-facts concerning Miamis! Miami...

Primary Resources: Visit The History Center Digital Collections to browse their extensive digital collections. Vist the IUPUI Digital Historic Map Collection. This link takes you to the map section...

Temecula Indian Huts. From the NYPL Digital Collection. See link below. While the above picture has nothing to do with Miami Indians, it's a cool picture nonetheless. Where can you find Native...

Listed here are some valuable resources for both Native American photographs, as well as Native American information: Edward Curtis's "The North American Indian." This digital resource, offered by...

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