Native Americans

The Tri-State area has known the presence of Native Americans for thousands of years.  More recently the Miami, Sioux, Sauk,  and Meskwaki have called this area of the heartland home.

Photographs & Images

LJTP 100.005 – Gardner image of Native American Chief

LJTP 100.005 – Gardner image of Native American Chief

LJTP 100.059 – Sioux Chief American Horse by F.A. Rinehart – 1898

LJTP 100.059 – Sioux Chief American Horse by F.A. Rinehart – 1898

LJTP 100.064 – Native American Boy by S. Root – c.1860

Maps

LJTP 500.003 – Sketches of the Public Survey in Iowa Territory – 1845

LJTP 500.003 – Sketches of the Public Survey in Iowa Territory – 1845

LJTP 500.005 – North America – Sheet V The North West and Michigan Territories – 1833

LJTP 500.005 – North America – Sheet V The North West and Michigan Territories – 1833

LJTP 500.006 – Sidney Hall – United States – 1828

LJTP 500.006 – Sidney Hall – United States – 1828

LJTP 500.007 – Comprehensive Atlas Geographical, Historical and Commercial – United States Exhibiting the Railroads and Canals – 1835

LJTP 500.007 – Comprehensive Atlas Geographical, Historical and Commercial – United States Exhibiting the Railroads and Canals – 1835

LJTP 500.009 – Public Survey of Wisconsin & Territory of Minnesota

LJTP 500.009 – Public Survey of Wisconsin & Territory of Minnesota – 1855

LJTP 500.012 – Carte Du Canada ou Dela Nouvelle France – 1708