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    Photo depicting Pan Am 1901, J.B. Medal

    Photograph of Chief Danforth Oneida

    Photograph of an unknown man taken at the Pan Am Expo in Buffalo New York, 1901. He is possibly wearing a Presidential Medal. Looks like a police badge.

    Photograph of an unknown girl wearing a Calico Dress taken at the Pan Am Expo in Buffalo New York, 1901.

    Photograph of Red Cloud taken at the Pan Am Expo in Buffalo New York, 1901.

    Photograph of Red Cloud and an unknown man taken at the Pan Am Expo in Buffalo New York, 1901.

    Photograph of Red Cloud with a group taken at the Pan Am Expo in Buffalo New York, 1901. This photo taken at the Rose Garden, Delaware Park.

    Curriculum document for elementary school class. The Class explores multiple perspectives of the War of 1812.

    Curriculum document for class on the War of 1812. Focus of the class is the American invasion of the Niagara region. Compiled by the Niagara Historical Society & Museum and The Niagara‐on‐the‐Lake Pu

    Pamphlet on War of 1812 history published by the Niagara Historical Society. Subjects covered include the Battle of Stoney Creek and the Blockade of Fort George.

    Margaret was the daughter of the Rev. Ernest Jacques (or Jakes).

    Family Portrait of the Miller Family c. 1902 Hiram Miller was a gardener who sold his produce to the public. Left to Right: Hiram Miller; Evelyn Miller; Minnie Miller; Elizabeth General Isaac Miller;

    Albert Anderson, in Niagara Falls New York. While living on the Six Nations Reserve, he provided several horses for the Army during WWI. He lost an eye while playing a game with sticks or arrows and

    Fifty-Sixth in a 62 part series, Who Won the War is a reflective discourse considering what has been the true legacy of the War of 1812 for the Native community.

    Fifty-Seventh in a 62 part series, Land Legacy: Broken Promises is an anecdotal narrative describing how British officials frequently failed to fulfil the promises they made to Native warriors and Ch

    Fifty-Eight in a 62 part series, Military Legacy describes the symbolic meaning of the images depicted in the present-day Haudenosaunee Confederacy council of Chiefs letterhead logo.

    He had two prized teams over the years: Dolly and Lue; and Kate and Maude

    This photo was taken in Brantford, Ontario. This is a photo of Susan Jane (Anderson) Johnson and her eldest son Harold. Susan Jane is the sister of Samuel Adam Anderson. Susan Jane married Richard E.

    Retrospective discussing why the Haudenosaunee people held British General Isaac Brock in such high esteem; includes a quote from a 1812 speech by Mohawk Chief Smith. The image shown is a gift by the

    A collection of historical quotes from participants in the War of 1812.