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Wigemar Wasung, Eastman Johnson 1857 Grand Portage band of Lake Superior Chippewa


 © St. Louis County Historical Society


 



"The stories of our ancestors are the roots of our strength."  

                             Elder's wisdom

Ojibwe mother

Ojibwe woman, Eastman Johnson, 1857, Grand Portage band.

 ©St. Louis County Historical Society

"What we do now will echo in eternity; choose wisely."

Elder"s  wisdom

Sha-win-ne-gun, Eastman Johnson, 1857, Grand Portage band

 © St. Louis County Historical Society

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The King Turtles or "Me-che-kans" relay messages from the spirit world to the living world through the "Gee-sah-ke-we--ni-ne" of the medicine clan

https://newspapers.mnhs.org/jsp/PsImageViewer.jsp?doc_id=9f9cced7-0e56-4398-87d3-1f1ab339d023%2Fmnhi0031%2FXETFTD5A%2F02020101

Louise LaChapelle, Leech Lake band, Carisle Indian School, 1892-98

Turtle Mountain Indian Relay Race 2016 at Chippewa Downs.

©Diana Volk  

A Chief's Daughter from Lake St. Clair, oil on paper, Paul Kane ca. 1845. Walpole Island First Nation

©The Stark Art Museum

Unidentified

Unidentified Ojibwa woman ca.1885 Fort Snelling, carte-de-visite

©Minnesota Historical Society

"Susan Belo, a Half-Breed Girl", Sault Ste. Marie, oil on paper, Paul Kane, 1846.

©The Stark Art Museum

 "Pe-e-shag-may-gwa-ock" Come to the Wilderness 

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