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Preserving Our Past: Tribal Unity duration 12 minutes 29 seconds Preserving Our Past: Tribal Unity Preserving Our Past: Tribal Unity	Preserving Our Past: Tribal Unity A video that highlights various Sault Ste. Chippewa Tribal Elders who lived in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan. They discuss the economic and social strength of the Sault Ste. Tribe. 0037-5 preserving our past video recordings native americans -- michigan From Liz Gadelha Relation Preserving our past [videorecording] : the Sault Ste. Marie Tribe of Chippewa Indians Stewardship Bentley Historical Library Creator Preserving Our Past Coverage 1998 Language English Source VHS Videotape, 0:12:29 Identifier 0037-5-1 Rights This recording may be protected by copyright law. Every audio, visual, or textual work has copyright protection unless that protection has expired over time or its creator has placed it in the public domain. It is the responsibility of anyone interested in reproducing, broadcasting or publishing content from the Bentley Historical Library collections to determine copyright holders and secure permissions accordingly. Disclaimer The quality of this digital reproduction depends on multiple factors including how the original recording was made and condition of the original media. Recordings available here are a historical record which reflects different views, attitudes, and beliefs. The Bentley Historical Library does not endorse viewpoints found in these or within its holdings.
Preserving Our Past: Natural Healing duration 12 minutes 2 seconds Preserving Our Past: Natural Healing Preserving Our Past: Natural Healing	Preserving Our Past: Natural Healing A video that highlights various Sault Ste. Chippewa Tribal Elders who lived in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan. They discuss traditional medicines. 0037-4 preserving our past video recordings native americans -- michigan From Liz Gadelha Relation Preserving our past [videorecording] : the Sault Ste. Marie Tribe of Chippewa Indians Stewardship Bentley Historical Library Creator Preserving Our Past Coverage 1998 Language English Source VHS Videotape, 0:12:01 Identifier 0037-4-1 Rights This recording may be protected by copyright law. Every audio, visual, or textual work has copyright protection unless that protection has expired over time or its creator has placed it in the public domain. It is the responsibility of anyone interested in reproducing, broadcasting or publishing content from the Bentley Historical Library collections to determine copyright holders and secure permissions accordingly. Disclaimer The quality of this digital reproduction depends on multiple factors including how the original recording was made and condition of the original media. Recordings available here are a historical record which reflects different views, attitudes, and beliefs. The Bentley Historical Library does not endorse viewpoints found in these or within its holdings.
Preserving Our Past: Family duration 12 minutes 14 seconds Preserving Our Past: Family Preserving Our Past: Family	Preserving Our Past: Family A video that highlights various Sault Ste. Chippewa Tribal Elders who lived in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan. They discuss family heritage. 0037-3 preserving our past video recordings native americans -- michigan From Liz Gadelha Relation Preserving our past [videorecording] : the Sault Ste. Marie Tribe of Chippewa Indians Stewardship Bentley Historical Library Creator Preserving Our Past Coverage 1998 Language English Source VHS Videotape, 0:12:14 Identifier 0037-3-1 Rights This recording may be protected by copyright law. Every audio, visual, or textual work has copyright protection unless that protection has expired over time or its creator has placed it in the public domain. It is the responsibility of anyone interested in reproducing, broadcasting or publishing content from the Bentley Historical Library collections to determine copyright holders and secure permissions accordingly. Disclaimer The quality of this digital reproduction depends on multiple factors including how the original recording was made and condition of the original media. Recordings available here are a historical record which reflects different views, attitudes, and beliefs. The Bentley Historical Library does not endorse viewpoints found in these or within its holdings.
Preserving Our Past: The Stories duration 12 minutes 38 seconds Preserving Our Past: The Stories Preserving Our Past: The Stories	Preserving Our Past: The Stories A video that highlights various Sault Ste. Chippewa Tribal Elders who lived in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan. They discuss stories of growing up. 0037-2 preserving our past video recordings native americans -- michigan From Liz Gadelha Relation Preserving our past [videorecording] : the Sault Ste. Marie Tribe of Chippewa Indians Stewardship Bentley Historical Library Creator Preserving Our Past Coverage 1998 Language English Source VHS Videotape, 0:12:37 Identifier 0037-2-1 Rights This recording may be protected by copyright law. Every audio, visual, or textual work has copyright protection unless that protection has expired over time or its creator has placed it in the public domain. It is the responsibility of anyone interested in reproducing, broadcasting or publishing content from the Bentley Historical Library collections to determine copyright holders and secure permissions accordingly. Disclaimer The quality of this digital reproduction depends on multiple factors including how the original recording was made and condition of the original media. Recordings available here are a historical record which reflects different views, attitudes, and beliefs. The Bentley Historical Library does not endorse viewpoints found in these or within its holdings.
Preserving Our Past: Finding Our Way duration 12 minutes 10 seconds Preserving Our Past: Finding Our Way Preserving Our Past: Finding Our Way	Preserving Our Past: Finding Our Way A video that highlights various Sault Ste. Chippewa Tribal Elders who lived in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan. They discuss their experiences of racism. 0037-1 preserving our past video recordings native americans -- michigan From Liz Gadelha Relation Preserving our past [videorecording] : the Sault Ste. Marie Tribe of Chippewa Indians Stewardship Bentley Historical Library Creator Preserving Our Past Coverage 1998 Language English Source VHS Videotape, 0:12:10 Identifier 0037-1-1 Rights This recording may be protected by copyright law. Every audio, visual, or textual work has copyright protection unless that protection has expired over time or its creator has placed it in the public domain. It is the responsibility of anyone interested in reproducing, broadcasting or publishing content from the Bentley Historical Library collections to determine copyright holders and secure permissions accordingly. Disclaimer The quality of this digital reproduction depends on multiple factors including how the original recording was made and condition of the original media. Recordings available here are a historical record which reflects different views, attitudes, and beliefs. The Bentley Historical Library does not endorse viewpoints found in these or within its holdings.
Interview with Bea Bailey and a Group of Grand… duration 38 minutes 43 seconds Interview with Bea Bailey and a Group of Grand… Interview with Bea Bailey and a Group of Grand Rapids Indians Tape 2 [Part 2]	Interview with Bea Bailey and a Group of Grand Rapids Indians Tape 2 [Part 2] Oral history project undertaken by Professor John Tevebaugh of Grand Valley State Colleges in 1976. Interview with Bea Bailey and six Grand Rapids Indians who wished to remain anonymous. Topics… 05147-sr-24 grand valley state colleges oral history project oral histories interviews native americans -- michigan From djpillen Relation Grand Valley State Colleges oral history project Stewardship Bentley Historical Library Creator Grand Valley State Colleges oral history project Coverage 1976 Language English Source Audio Reel-to-Reel (5 inch) Identifier 05147-SR-24-2 Rights This recording may be protected by copyright law. Every audio, visual, or textual work has copyright protection unless that protection has expired over time or its creator has placed it in the public domain. It is the responsibility of anyone interested in reproducing, broadcasting or publishing content from the Bentley Historical Library collections to determine copyright holders and secure permissions accordingly. Disclaimer The quality of this digital reproduction depends on multiple factors including how the original recording was made and condition of the original media. Recordings available here are a historical record which reflects different views, attitudes, and beliefs. The Bentley Historical Library does not endorse viewpoints found in these or within its holdings.
Interview with Bea Bailey and a Group of Grand… duration 45 minutes 45 seconds Interview with Bea Bailey and a Group of Grand… Interview with Bea Bailey and a Group of Grand Rapids Indians Tape 1 [Part 2]	Interview with Bea Bailey and a Group of Grand Rapids Indians Tape 1 [Part 2] Oral history project undertaken by Professor John Tevebaugh of Grand Valley State Colleges in 1976. Interview with Bea Bailey and six Grand Rapids Indians who wished to remain anonymous. Topics… 05147-sr-23 grand valley state colleges oral history project oral histories interviews native americans -- michigan From djpillen Relation Grand Valley State Colleges oral history project Stewardship Bentley Historical Library Creator Grand Valley State Colleges oral history project Coverage 1976 Language English Source Audio Reel-to-Reel (5 inch) Identifier 05147-SR-23-2 Rights This recording may be protected by copyright law. Every audio, visual, or textual work has copyright protection unless that protection has expired over time or its creator has placed it in the public domain. It is the responsibility of anyone interested in reproducing, broadcasting or publishing content from the Bentley Historical Library collections to determine copyright holders and secure permissions accordingly. Disclaimer The quality of this digital reproduction depends on multiple factors including how the original recording was made and condition of the original media. Recordings available here are a historical record which reflects different views, attitudes, and beliefs. The Bentley Historical Library does not endorse viewpoints found in these or within its holdings.
Interview with Bea Bailey and a Group of Grand… duration 46 minutes 11 seconds Interview with Bea Bailey and a Group of Grand… Interview with Bea Bailey and a Group of Grand Rapids Indians Tape 2 [Part 1]	Interview with Bea Bailey and a Group of Grand Rapids Indians Tape 2 [Part 1] Oral history project undertaken by Professor John Tevebaugh of Grand Valley State Colleges in 1976. Interview with Bea Bailey and six Grand Rapids Indians who wished to remain anonymous. Discussion… 05147-sr-24 grand valley state colleges oral history project oral histories interviews native americans -- michigan From djpillen Relation Grand Valley State Colleges oral history project Stewardship Bentley Historical Library Creator Grand Valley State Colleges oral history project Coverage 1976 Language English Source Audio Reel-to-Reel (5 inch) Identifier 05147-SR-24-1 Rights This recording may be protected by copyright law. Every audio, visual, or textual work has copyright protection unless that protection has expired over time or its creator has placed it in the public domain. It is the responsibility of anyone interested in reproducing, broadcasting or publishing content from the Bentley Historical Library collections to determine copyright holders and secure permissions accordingly. Disclaimer The quality of this digital reproduction depends on multiple factors including how the original recording was made and condition of the original media. Recordings available here are a historical record which reflects different views, attitudes, and beliefs. The Bentley Historical Library does not endorse viewpoints found in these or within its holdings.
Interview with Bea Bailey and a Group of Grand… duration 48 minutes 55 seconds Interview with Bea Bailey and a Group of Grand… Interview with Bea Bailey and a Group of Grand Rapids Indians Tape 1 [Part 1]	Interview with Bea Bailey and a Group of Grand Rapids Indians Tape 1 [Part 1] Oral history project undertaken by Professor John Tevebaugh of Grand Valley State Colleges in 1976. Interview with Bea Bailey and six Grand Rapids Indians who wished to remain anonymous. Topics… 05147-sr-23 grand valley state colleges oral history project oral histories interviews native americans -- michigan From djpillen Relation Grand Valley State Colleges oral history project Stewardship Bentley Historical Library Creator Grand Valley State Colleges oral history project Coverage 1976 Language English Source Audio Reel-to-Reel (5 inch) Identifier 05147-SR-23-1 Rights This recording may be protected by copyright law. Every audio, visual, or textual work has copyright protection unless that protection has expired over time or its creator has placed it in the public domain. It is the responsibility of anyone interested in reproducing, broadcasting or publishing content from the Bentley Historical Library collections to determine copyright holders and secure permissions accordingly. Disclaimer The quality of this digital reproduction depends on multiple factors including how the original recording was made and condition of the original media. Recordings available here are a historical record which reflects different views, attitudes, and beliefs. The Bentley Historical Library does not endorse viewpoints found in these or within its holdings.
Michigan Indian Hymns [Part 1] duration 32 minutes 43 seconds Michigan Indian Hymns [Part 1] Michigan Indian Hymns [Part 1]	Michigan Indian Hymns [Part 1] Performers of Catholic hymns: Thomas Shalifoe-Baraga: Jesus Wegwisiian; David Kenosha, Elizabeth Kishigo, Susan Shagonaby: New Year Hymn, Kakina Minawasida, Gagangowiian, Kitchitwa Marie, Enamiaieg,… 2008043-sr-2 musical performances native americans -- michigan gertrude p. kurath recordings of native american songs From djpillen Relation Gertrude P. Kurath recordings of Native American songs Stewardship Bentley Historical Library Creator Kurath, Gertrude Prokosc Coverage 1953-1955 Language English Source Audio Reel-to-Reel Identifier 2008043-SR-2-1 Subject Native Americans -- Michigan; Rights This recording may be protected by copyright law. Every audio, visual, or textual work has copyright protection unless that protection has expired over time or its creator has placed it in the public domain. It is the responsibility of anyone interested in reproducing, broadcasting or publishing content from the Bentley Historical Library collections to determine copyright holders and secure permissions accordingly. Disclaimer The quality of this digital reproduction depends on multiple factors including how the original recording was made and condition of the original media. Recordings available here are a historical record which reflects different views, attitudes, and beliefs. The Bentley Historical Library does not endorse viewpoints found in these or within its holdings.
Michigan Indian Native Songs [Part 1] duration 23 minutes 40 seconds Michigan Indian Native Songs [Part 1] Michigan Indian Native Songs [Part 1]	Michigan Indian Native Songs [Part 1] Recordings include: Blue Cloud of Mikado (Ottawa): Canoe Song; Medicine; Brave; Tracking; White Pigeon; Trapper; Raccoon; Rabbit; Cousin; Hoot Owl; Hunter; Red Blanket; Drinking; Pipe Dance; David… 2008043-sr-1 musical performances native americans -- michigan gertrude p. kurath recordings of native american songs From djpillen Relation Gertrude P. Kurath recordings of Native American songs Stewardship Bentley Historical Library Creator Kurath, Gertrude Prokosc Coverage 1953-1954 Language English Source Audio Reel-to-Reel Identifier 2008043-SR-1-1 Subject Native Americans -- Michigan; Rights This recording may be protected by copyright law. Every audio, visual, or textual work has copyright protection unless that protection has expired over time or its creator has placed it in the public domain. It is the responsibility of anyone interested in reproducing, broadcasting or publishing content from the Bentley Historical Library collections to determine copyright holders and secure permissions accordingly. Disclaimer The quality of this digital reproduction depends on multiple factors including how the original recording was made and condition of the original media. Recordings available here are a historical record which reflects different views, attitudes, and beliefs. The Bentley Historical Library does not endorse viewpoints found in these or within its holdings.