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    "This Famous Ontarians Series has been designed to commemorate, during our centennial year, some of the contributions to the growth of Canada made by citizens of our Province."

    "In addition to being the home of Pauline Johnson, Chiefswood was built in an extremely rare fashion, Ms. Tanner said. Instead of having framed walls, like most homes, the walls are solid, constructe

    "With a wild war whoop, Pauline Johnson leaped onto the stage. Dressed in fringed buckskin, a bear claw necklace around her neck, human scalps dangling from her wampum belt, she began her recitation.

White, Vicki, Brantford Expositor, Summer 1992     "A man who is probably best-known as the father of Mohawk poet E. Pauline Johnson will come to be recognized for much more than that after the run of the annual Six Nations Pageant."

Powless, Lynda, Turtle Island News, 24 Jun 1998     Chiefswood Museum opens in garden party setting By Lynda Powless, Editor It was 12 years in the making but Thursday the 19th century birthplace and home of one of Six Nation's most famous writers reo

    ...Howells. Emily Susanna Howells came to Canada from Bristol, Eng. in 1845. ...

    "The life of famous Six Nations native poet and recitalist, Emily Pauline Johnson, will be the subject of an episode in the CBC Radio drama series called Cranks."

    RETROSPECTIVE BY THE PUBLISHERS E. PAULINE JOHNSON (Tekahionwake) was the youngest of four children, born to the late G.H.M. Johnson (Onwanonsyshon), Chief of the Six Nations Indians, and his wife. E