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Eleven more students will go home from Carlisle - Vimarsana News

Eleven more students will go home from Carlisle

If not for a chance meeting between his father and Lt. Richard Pratt, Albert Mekko might not have died at the Carlisle Indian Industrial School.

Repatriation of Native American Children's Remains Scheduled - Franklin County Free Press - Vimarsana News

Repatriation of Native American Children's Remains Scheduled - Franklin County Free Press

The Office of Army Cemeteries has scheduled the exhumation of the remains of 11 children from the Carlisle Barracks cemetery in September. These children are from tribes across Montana, southern California, Oklahoma, Wyoming, and South Dakota. The individuals include Almeda Heavy Hair of the Gros Ventre tribe, Samuel Flying Horse of the Oglala Sioux tribe, […]

Indian boarding schools a story of tragedy, reconciliation - Vimarsana News

Indian boarding schools a story of tragedy, reconciliation

Western Heritage Center Director Kevin Kooistra applied to host the exhibit’s national tour when he saw there were no venues for it in the Northern Great Plains.

Indian boarding schools a story of tragedy, reconciliation - Vimarsana News

Indian boarding schools a story of tragedy, reconciliation

Western Heritage Center Director Kevin Kooistra applied to host the exhibit’s national tour when he saw there were no venues for it in the Northern Great Plains.

Remains of 11 more Native American children will be disinterred from cemetery in Carlisle - Vimarsana News

Remains of 11 more Native American children will be disinterred from cemetery in Carlisle

The Office of Army Cemeteries has announced the remains of 11 more children are scheduled to be removed from the cemetery at Carlisle Barracks in September.

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