Title:
Soco Valley Motor Court
Cherokee North Carolina (NC), Chrome PM 1958 Feb-5
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Title:
The Azelea Shop, "Indian Owned and Operated"
Cherokee North Carolina (NC), Chrome unused
Description:
Gene Aiken On Highway 441 North, 1/2 mile above "Unto These Hills" Cherokee, N. C. Featuring Moccasins made by the Cherokee, authentic Indian souvenirs, and handmade bedspreads and rugs.
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Title:
Boundary Tree Motor Court
Cherokee North Carolina (NC), Chrome unused
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Title:
Frontier Land, Deadwood Gulch, Last Chance Saloon - Can-Can Dancers
Cherokee North Carolina (NC), Chrome unused
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Title:
Jessie J. Lossie
Cherokee Indian Reservation North Carolina (NC), Chrome unused
Description:
Cherokee Indian - on the banks of the Oconaluftee River, Cherokee Indian Reservation, North Carolina. The Qualla Reservation on the edge of the Great Smoky Mountains National Park is the home of more than 3000 Cherokees belonging to the Eastern Band.
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Title:
Henry Ray Lambert - Cherokee Indian
Cherokee Indian Reservation North Carolina (NC), Chrome unused
Description:
Walter Cline On the edge of the Great Smoky Mountains National Park lives the Eastern Band of the Cherokees. Numbering more than 3000 today they are descendants of those Cherokees who fled to the fastness of the Great Smokies when the Cherokee Nation was removed to Oklahoma in 1838.
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Title:
Mike Crowe - Cherokee Indian
Cherokee Indian Reservation North Carolina (NC), Chrome unused
Description:
The Qualla Reservation, home of the Eastern Band of Cherokees, is located on the southern boundary of the Great Smoky Mountains National Park. More than 3000 Cherokees live here today.
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Title:
Henry Ray Lambert, Cherokee Indian
Cherokee Indian Reservation North Carolina (NC), Chrome unused
Description:
On the edge of the Great Smokey Mountain National Park lives the eastern band of the Cherokees. Numbering more than 3000 today they are descendants of those Cherokees who fled to the fastness of the Great Smokies when the Cherokee Nation was removed to Oklahoma in 1838.
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Title:
The Wicki-Up Motel
Cherokee North Carolina (NC), Chrome
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Title:
Warrior Motel and Dining Room
Cherokee North Carolina (NC), Chrome
Description:
31 new and modern units - tastefully furnished - TV and electric heat - great Smoky Mountains largest guest pool - large wading pool for tots - lifeguard - large and beautiful dining room - also fountain service - for reservations write, wire or phone 3966.
Koppel Color Cards
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Title:
Bear Trap Gift Shop
Cherokee North Carolina (NC), Chrome unused
Description:
Cherokee Indian reservation Gifts - Crafts - Souvenirs Indian & Mountain Handcrafted Gifts Genuine Indian Moccasins & Crafts Main Street Cherokee, N.C. 28719 (704) 497-4821 We Appreciate Your Business
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Title:
Homestead Motel
Cherokee North Carolina (NC), Chrome unused
Description:
Homestead Motel Cherokee, North Carolina 28719 US Hwy 19E - Near Santa Land Modern Units. Air Conditioned - Color TV - Electric Heat - Combination Tub and shower - Wall to Wall Carpets - Heated Swimming Pool - Free Ice - Located convenient to Downtown. Master Charge - BankAmericard. Restaurants nearby. Telephone 704/497-9488
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Title:
Craig's Motel & Restaurant
Cherokee North Carolina (NC), Chrome unused
Description:
Craig's Motel & Restaurant is located on the Cherokee Indian Reservation with 30 modern rooms, pool, kiddie pool, playground, and picnic tables by a scenic mountain creek. The restaurant adjoins the motel and both are close to all Cherokee attractions. This is a year round facility and tour groups are welcome! Rt. 1, Box 92, Hwy. 19 East, Cherokee, North Carolina 28791. 704-497-3821
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Title:
Oconaluftee Indian Village
Cherokee North Carolina (NC), Chrome unused
Description:
Focal point of the re-created 200-year-old community is the seven-sided Council House with its sacred fire and colorfully costumed chiefs and beloved woman holding sway to depict in trappings and story the ancient was of life of the Cherokee Indians
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Title:
Newfound Lodge and Dining Room
Cherokee North Carolina (NC), Linen PM 1945 Aug-30
Description:
On N.C. Highway 107 in the Cherokee Indian Reservation
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Title:
Indian Family
Cherokee Indian Reservation North Carolina (NC), Jumbo/Large Format unused
Description:
Located on the extreme western boundary of North Carolina and adjoining the Great Smoky Mountains National Park, the Qualla Reservation consisting of 63,000 acres, represents a typical part of the vast mountain domain that once was owned and occupied by the Cherokee Indians. In the Cherokee Hall of Fame, three names are written above all others - Chief Junaluska, a warrior statesman; Sequoyah, who devised a language for the Cherokees and a printing press for its use and Tsali, the greatest hero of all who gave his life so that the remainder of the Cherokees could live on "their original land."
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Title:
Chief Standing Deer, Cherokee Indian Reservation
Cherokee North Carolina (NC), Linen unused
Description:
Chief Standing Deer, one of the popular members of the Cherokee Indian Reservation, Cherokee, N.C. His signature, written in Cherokee script is shown in the lower right hand corner. The Indian Reservation is located on the eastern boundary of the Great Smoky Mountains National Park
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Title:
Boundary Tree Motor Court
Cherokee North Carolina (NC), Chrome unused
Description:
Owned and operated by the Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians. Housekeeping and overnight cottages; dining room, service station and craft shop at the boundary of the Great Smoky Mountains National Park on Trans Park Highway near US 19; phone 9142; open all year; recommended by Duncan Hines
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Title:
Newfound Lodge
Cherokee North Carolina (NC), Chrome unused
Description:
"In the Cherokee Indian Reservation" - 1/4 mile from Great Smoky Mountains National Park - 1/2 mile from the Cherokee Drama, "Unto These Hills". U.S. Highway 441. 49 Modern Units. Electric Heat - Sleep by the roaring waters of the Oconaluftee River. Dining Room in connection. Steaks, Chops and County Hams our Specialty. Large Gift Shop, showing Cherokee made Indian crafts
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Title:
Boundary Tree Motor Court
Cherokee North Carolina (NC), Chrome unused
Description:
Owned and operated by the Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians. Housekeeping and Overnight Cottages. Dining Room, Service Station and Craft Shop at the boundary of the Great Smoky Mountains National Park on Trans-Park Highway Near U.S. 19. Phone 9142. Open all year. Recommended by Duncan Hines
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Title:
The Qualla Co-Op
Cherokee North Carolina (NC), Chrome unused
Description:
This is the official display and marketing center for Qualla Arts & Crafts Mutual, Inc., of the Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians. A truly beautiful shop showing only the very finest of the Cherokee Handicrafts. Unique in that it sells only authentic Cherokee made handicrafts. Here may be found a great variety of crafts of the Cherokee Indians: basketry, wood carving, wood turning, beadwork of original designs and others
Dexter Press
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Title:
Mountainside Theatre
Cherokee North Carolina (NC), Chrome unused
Description:
Walter Cline This is the entrance to Mountainside Theatre, the 2900 capacity show place where thre great Cherokee Indian drama, Unto These Hills, is shown each summer from late June through Labor Day, nightly except Monday
Color King Natural Color Card
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Title:
Qualla Park Shop
Cherokee North Carolina (NC), Linen unused
Description:
This unique shop is located on N.C. Highway 107 in the Cherokee Indian Reservation at the west entrance to the Great Smoky Mountains National Park. Here you will find one of the largest and most complete collections of Hand-Made Indian and Mountain Crafts in this vicinity. Mrs. Irene Robinson, Proprietor and Manager
Tichnor Bros
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Title:
Indian Basket Makers
Cherokee North Carolina (NC), Linen unused
Description:
Series 567, 9A-H2100
Chief Standing Deer's wife and daughter making baskets in front of their home. The Indian Reservation is located on the Eastern Boundary of the Great Smoky Mountains National Park
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Title:
Drama Motel
Cherokee North Carolina (NC), Chrome unused
Description:
Set on Banks of Oconaluftee River, Best Trout Stream in Great Smoky Mountains. At entrance to Cherokee Drama, “Unto These Hills.” Large modern units, wall to wall carpet, Color TV –Am/Fm Radio, Electric Heat, Air Conditioned, Combination Tub and Shower With Separate Dressing Room, Restaurant, Laundromat
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Title:
Golden Eagle Motel
Cherokee North Carolina (NC), Chrome unused
Description:
20 modern units at the foot of the Great Smoky Mountains 11/2 miles south on U.S. Highway 441. Conveniently located to dining room and "Unto These Hills" Saddle Horses
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Title:
Drama Motel, U. S. 441
Cherokee North Carolina (NC), Chrome unused
Description:
Series 93325-D
Cable Television – Electric Heat – Air Conditioning – Ceramic Tile Combination Tub and Shower, With Separate Dressing Room – Direct Dial Phone. At Entrance to Cherokee Drama, “Unto These Hills”, on Banks of Oconaluftee River, Best Trout Stream in Eastern America
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Title:
Unto These Hills
Cherokee North Carolina (NC), Chrome unused
Description:
Series CM-19
The centuries-old, colorful cherokee Indian Eagle Dance is recreated in the summer-long historical drama, “Unto These Hills,” at Mountainside Theatre. This spectacular dance has been handed down through a thousand years of tribal ritual.
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Title:
Oconaluftee Visitors Center
Cherokee North Carolina (NC), Chrome PM 1973
Description:
Series 47032-C
At the southern entrance to the Great Smoky, Mountains National Park, this Ranger Station and Pioneer Museum displays pioneer artifacts covering nearly two centuries of life in the Southern High lands.
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Title:
Mountainside Theatre
Cherokee North Carolina (NC), Chrome PM 1960 Sep-05
Description:
Home of "Unto These Hills," the colorful, authentic drama of the Cherokee Indian which plays nightly except Monday each year from the last Saturday in June through Labor Day. Carved out of a mountainside in the shadow of the Grate Smokies, the theatre seats 2900 persons to comfortable chair-back seats.
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Title:
Colorful Indian Dancers Performing Traditional Tribal And Ceremonial Dances
Cherokee North Carolina (NC), Chrome unused
Description:
Colorful Indian Dancers performing tribal and ceremonial dances at Indian Territory, U.S.A. Frontier Land - Cherokee, N. C.
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Title:
Oconaluftee Visitors Center
Cherokee North Carolina (NC), Chrome unused
Description:
At the southern entrance to the Great Smoky Mountains National Park, this Ranger Station and Pioneer Museum displays pioneer artifacts covering nearly two centuries of life in the Southern Highlands.
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Title:
The Mountainside Theatre
Cherokee North Carolina (NC), Chrome unused
Description:
The Mountainside Theatre was created from a natural amphitheatre in the hills above the Indian Village of Cherokee, N.C. In this sylvan setting, in the shadow of the everlasting peaks of the Great Smoky Mountains, is presented the drama “Unto These Hills” a moving and authentic saga of the Cherokee Indians and their mountaineer neighbors. It is the story of the handful of Cherokees who hid in the Great Smokies rather than move west on The Trail of Tears. Through their descendants, Indian customs and mountain traditions, fast becoming extinct, are being revived and preserved.
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Title:
Boundary Tree Motor Court
Cherokee North Carolina (NC), Chrome PM 1952 Aug-14
Description:
Housekeeping and Overnight Cottages. Dining service Station and Craft Shop at the boundary at the Great Smoky Mountains National Park on trams park Highway Near U.S. 19
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Title:
Museum Of The Cherokee Indian, U. S. 441 at Darma Road
Cherokee North Carolina (NC), Chrome unused
Description:
A Non-profit corporation owned by the Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians. The 1.5 million dollar museum stands as a monumental tribute to the Cherokee culture and history
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Title:
The Party House, Santa's Land
Cherokee North Carolina (NC), Chrome unused
Description:
Here is Santa's own storybook village; on the Cherokee Indian Reservation in Western North Carolina. Here Christmas remains the year around and St. Nick himself is here to greet you. Here is enchantment and adventure for the young and young-at-heart. Visit the many establishments in Santa's Land; Santa's work shop, The School House, The Nativity, The Post Office, The North Pole and many, many is a Family Fun Spot that you will long remember!
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Title:
Tsali Surrenders To The Army In The Cherokee Drama
Cherokee North Carolina (NC), Chrome unused
Description:
Tsali Surrenders to the army in the Cherokee Drama "Unto These Hills." This famous outdoor drama is presented each Summer on the Cherokee Reservation and Recounts the bitter-sweet story of the Cherokee and their removal to Oklahoma.
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Title:
Beautiful Designs Are Originated By Cherokee Women In Their Beadwork
Cherokee North Carolina (NC), Chrome unused
Description:
Using the methods of their ancestors in the setting of a re-created Indian Village of 200 years ago these Cherokee women show the artistic talent of their people
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Title:
Little Carl
Cherokee North Carolina (NC), Chrome unused
Description:
Cherokee Indian Reservation, North Carolina. The Qualla Reservation on the edge of the Great Smoky Mountains National Park is the home of more than 3000 Cherokees belonging to the Eastern Band.
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Title:
Pottery Workers
Cherokee North Carolina (NC), Chrome unused
Description:
Using age-old methods of their ancestors the Cherokee women form native clay into useful and beautiful objects. This "Living Village" of 200 year old Cherokee home life and crafts was conceived by the non-profit Cherokee historical Association ad part of its program to perpetuate the history and traditions of the Cherokee Indian.
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Title:
Cherokee Indian
Cherokee North Carolina (NC), Chrome unused
Description:
Qualla Reservation is the home of some 3000 Cherokees belonging to the Eastern Band
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Title:
Jessie J. Lossie
Cherokee North Carolina (NC), Chrome unused
Description:
Jessie J. Lossie - Cherokee Indian - On the banks of the Oconaluftee River, Cherokee Indian Reservation, North Carolina. The qualla Reservation on the edge of the Great Smoky Mountains National Park is the home of more than 3000 Cherokees belonging to the Eastern Band.
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Title:
Indian Princess
Cherokee North Carolina (NC), Chrome unused
Description:
This Cherokee child makes a charming picture against the beauty of the Cherokee Indian Reservation. Here 3000 or more Cherokees of the Eastern Band live and work
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Title:
Museum Of The Cherokee Indian, U. S. 441 at Darma Road
Cherokee North Carolina (NC), Chrome unused
Description:
Museum of the Cherokee Indian U.S. 441 at Drama Road Cherokee, North Carolina 28719. A non-profit corporation owned by the Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians. The 1.5 million dollar museum stands as a monumental tribute to the Cherokee culture and history. Phone: 704-497-3481.
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Title:
Cherokee Indian Pottery Makers, Oconaluftee Indian Village
Cherokee North Carolina (NC), Chrome unused
Description:
Cherokee Indian Pottery Makers Oconaluftee Indian Village Cherokee, N.C. Indian Women, with skill born of long practice and a rich heritage, spin coils of clay into pots without a potters wheel. Theirs is a kind of genius in their hands, turning common clay into objects of lasting beauty and utility.
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Title:
Main Business Section Of Cherokee
Cherokee North Carolina (NC), Chrome unused
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Title:
Oconaluftee Indian Village
Cherokee North Carolina (NC), Chrome PM 1962 Aug-10
Description:
An ancient way of life is being revived in a re-created 200 year old Cherokee Indian Community where old techniques, such as pottery making, are being carried on. This Cherokee artizan, one of the last of her profession. Molds pots and other vessels out of clay by hand and without use of the wheel. The village is open daily from May through October.
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Title:
Main Business Section Of Cherokee
Cherokee North Carolina (NC), Chrome unused
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Title:
Cherokee Indian Methodist Church
Cherokee North Carolina (NC), Chrome unused
Description:
Cherokee Indian Methodist Church - 3 miles East of the villege of Cherokee, North Carolina, on U.S. 19, near the site of the Old Mossion (Methodist) begun about 1840 following the "Trail of Tears". The Methodist Church's ministry to the Cherokee Indian has continued almost uninterrupted since 1822.
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Title:
Oconaluftee Indian Village
Cherokee North Carolina (NC), Chrome unused
Description:
A re-created 200-year-old Cherokee Indian community where the visitor can see what life was like before the white man tamed the American wilderness. This is one of the earliest known types of Cherokee home, a structure of woven river cane and covered with clay. The village is open daily from May through October.
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Title:
Boundary Tree Motor Court
Cherokee North Carolina (NC), Chrome unused
Description:
Housekeeping and Overnight Cottages. Dining Room, Service Station and Craft Shop at eh boundary of the Great Smoky Mountains National Park on Trans-Park Highway Near U. s. 19. Phone 9142. Open all year. Recommended by Duncan Hines.
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Title:
An Exhibition Of Skill By A Cherokee Marksman
Cherokee North Carolina (NC), Linen unused
Description:
With bow and arrow. Cherokee Indian Reservation
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Title:
The Mountainside Theatre
Cherokee North Carolina (NC), Chrome unused
Description:
The Mountainside Theatre has been created from a natural amphitheatre in the hills above the Indian Village of Cherokee. In this sylvan setting, in the shadow of the everlasting peaks of the Great Smoky Mountains, will be presented a moving and authentic saga of Cherokee Indians and their mountaineer neighbors. It is the Story of the handful of Cherokees who hid in the Great Smokies rather than move west on The Trail of Tears. Through their descendants, Indian customs and mountain traditions, fast becoming extinct, are being revived and preserved.
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Title:
Frontier Land Girls - Frontier Land
Cherokee North Carolina (NC), Chrome unused
Description:
Color King
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Title:
Craig's Motel & Restaurant
Cherokee North Carolina (NC), Chrome unused
Description:
Craig's Motel & Restaurant is located on the Cherokee Indian Reservation with 30 modern rooms, pool, kiddie pool, playground, and picnic tables by a scenic mountain creek. The restaurant adjoins the motel and both are close to all Cherokee attractions. This is a year round facility and tour groups are welcome! Rt. 1, Box 92, Hwy. 19 East Cherokee, North Caroline 28719 704-497-3821
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Title:
Cheif Motel
Cherokee North Carolina (NC), Chrome
Description:
on US 19. Heart of the Indian Reservation. Home of the fabulous drama "Unto These Hills" Eastern entrance to Great Smoky Mountains National Park; 32 units; wall to wall carpets; Beautyrest mattresses; all tile baths; private pool for guests; picnic area; for reservations write, wire or phone 3701
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Title:
Qualla Park Shop
Cherokee North Carolina (NC), Linen unused
Description:
Qualla Park Shop, Cherokee Indian Reservation, Cherokee, N. C.--This unique shop is located on N.C. Highway 107 in the Cherokee Indian Reservation at the west entrance to the Great Smoky Mountains National Park. Here you will find one of the largest and most complete collections of Hand-Made Indian and Mountain Crafts in this vicinity. Mrs. Irene Robinson, Proprietor and Manager
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Title:
Episcopal Chapel of St. Francis of Assisi
Cherokee North Carolina (NC), Real Photo PM 1959 Aug-22
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Title:
A Cherokee Indian Home
Cherokee North Carolina (NC), Real Photo unused
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Title:
The Pink Motel
Cherokee North Carolina (NC), Chrome unused
Description:
In the Cherokee Indian Reservation. 1/4 mile from the Great Smokey Mountains National Park. 1/2 mile from the Mountainside Theater, home of "Unto These Hills". US Highway 441. 20 modern units. Ceramic tile baths, with tub and shower. Electric heat. Beautiful view of the Oconalultee River from your back porch. Phone Cherokee 3390
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Title:
Home of a Cherokee Indian Pottery Maker
Cherokee North Carolina (NC), Real Photo unused
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Title:
Last Chance Saloon - Deadwood Gulch - Frontier Land
Cherokee North Carolina (NC), Chrome unused
Description:
The Can-Can Dancers at the Last Chance Saloon - Grandpa was right when he said remember the Good Old Days
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Title:
Holiday Inn
Cherokee North Carolina (NC), Chrome unused
Description:
On the Cherokee Indian Reservation - Entrance to Great Smokey Mountains National Park and the Blue Ridge Parkway - Home of "Unto These Hills," America's foremost outdoor drama. Indoor pool. Saunas. Whirlpool and Racquet Ball. Excellent Dining Facilities. Gift SHop
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Title:
Aerial View of US 441
Cherokee North Carolina (NC), Chrome
Description:
In the Cherokee Indian Reservation
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Title:
Street Scene
Cherokee North Carolina (NC), Chrome PM 1961 Jul-11
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Title:
A Street Scene of Cherokee, North Carolina
Cherokee North Carolina (NC), Linen unused
Description:
A STREET SCENE OF CHEROKEE, NORTH CAROLINA Entrance to the Great Smoky Mountain National Park, in North Carolina, is through colorful Cherokee, home of the Eastern Band of Cherokees whose domain is 50,000 acre Qualla Reservation, largest in the East
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Title:
Indian School by Moonlight
Cherokee North Carolina (NC), Linen unused
Description:
Showing Government Administration Building at left
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Title:
A Primitive Hunter. Cherokee Indian With Bow and Arrow
Cherokee North Carolina (NC), Linen unused
Description:
On Cherokee Indian Reservation. Cherokee, N. C
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Title:
N-412 Cherokee, N.C. by Moonlight, Noble Mountain in background E4723
Cherokee North Carolina (NC), Linen unused
Description:
This space for writing messages Published by Ashevill Post Card co., Asheville, N.C. Post Card Place Stamp Here
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Title:
Native-Made Articles on Display in one of the stores on Cherokee Indian Reservation
Cherokee North Carolina (NC), Linen unused
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Title:
Cherokee
Cherokee North Carolina (NC), Chrome PM 1956 Aug-08
Description:
This view is looking down on the business section of the Cherokee Indian Reservation. The Eastern Bond of Cherokees, numbering more than 3000 live here on the Qualla Reservation on the edge of the Great Smoky Mountains National Park.
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Title:
Entrance To Mountainside Theatre
Cherokee North Carolina (NC), Chrome PM 1958 Nov-25
Description:
The Indian Drama “Unto These Hills,” based on the history of the Cherokee Indian Nation, is presented here each summer to capacity crowds.
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Title:
Panoramic View Of Cherokee Indian Reservation
Cherokee North Carolina (NC), Chrome PM 1957 Apr-15
Description:
Cherokee, North Carolina, is the eastern entrance to The Great Smoky Mountains National Park, and is the Qualla Reservation for eh East Bond of Cherokees. Below may be seen the buildings and land of the Cherokee Indian School, Highway U.S. 441 the Oconaluftee River.
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Title:
Princess Henrietta
Cherokee North Carolina (NC), Chrome unused
Description:
In her colorful costume , Princess Henrietta, daughter of "Chief Henry," provides a beautiful setting at Indian Creek near Cherokee, North Carolina.
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Title:
Cherokee
Cherokee North Carolina (NC), Chrome unused
Description:
Cherokee North Carolina – This view shows the business section of the Qualla Indian Reservation the home of the Eastern Band of Cherokees numbering more than 3000. Cherokee is also the Eastern Entrance to the Great Smoky Mountains National Park
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Title:
Arrowhead Motel, U. S. 19
Cherokee North Carolina (NC), Chrome unused
Description:
Arrowhead Motel. Located on U.S. 19 in the Great Smoky Mountains, 41/2 miles West of Cherokee, N.C. And the Indian Drama “Unto These Hills”. 21 new and modern units, some with kitchenettes. Air conditioned T.V. Lounge. Outdoor grills and recreational facilities for our guests. Walking distance to two new restaurants. Owned and operated by Mr. And Mrs. Melvin W. Booth, Route #1, Bryson City, N/C. Phone 9290.
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Title:
Henry Ray Lambert
Cherokee North Carolina (NC), Chrome unused
Description:
Henry Ray Lambert, Cherokee Indian Cherokee Indian Reservation Cherokee, N.C. Here on the edge of the Great Smoky Mountains National Park is located the Cherokee Reservation. Over 3000 Cherokee Indians live on the reservation; and they are the descendents of those hardy Cherokees that ran away into the rugged heart of the smokies to keep from being removed to Oklahoma.
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Title:
Spade Catolster
Cherokee North Carolina (NC), Chrome unused
Description:
Spade Catolster - Cherokee Indian - Cherokee Indian reservation, North Carolina. The Qualla Reservation, home of the Eastern Band of Cherokees, is located on the southern boundary of the Great Smoky Mountains National Park. More than 3000 Cherokees live here today.
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Title:
Greetings From Cherokee
Cherokee North Carolina (NC), Chrome unused
Description:
1. Jessie Lossie – Cherokee Indian. 2. Mountainside Theater. 3. Scene in Oconaluftee Indian Village. 4. Pottery Making. 5. Daniel Hornbuckle -Cherokee Indian 6. The Old Mill 7. Little Carl. 8. Cherokee Sky High Chair Lift. 9. Eagle Dance – Unto These Hills
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Title:
Street Scene
Cherokee North Carolina (NC), Chrome PM 1959 Aug-22
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Title:
Our Lady Of Guadalupe Catholic Church
Cherokee North Carolina (NC), Continental Chrome unused
Description:
Seven-sided Church building blending the sacred symbols of the ancient Cherokee Indian with those of Christianity. First Catholic church to be built (1966) on the Cherokee Indian Reservation 426 years after the first missionaries brought the world of Christ among the Cherokee as they accompanied DeSoto's expedition into the Wilderness
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Title:
Greetings From North Carolina
Cherokee Indian Reservation North Carolina (NC), Linen unused
Description:
Cherokee Indians Reservation
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Title:
Indian Family Cherokee Indian Reservation
Cherokee North Carolina (NC), Linen unused
Description:
The Cherokees today number over 3000 on the reservation here. They are descendents of those who hid in the Smokies when the Cherokee removal to Oklahoma began in 1838
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Title:
Newfound Lodge And Dining Room
Cherokee North Carolina (NC), Linen unused
Description:
On N. C. Highway 107 in the cherokee Indian Reservation. Modern Cottages Private Showers Newfound Lodge Lois Q. Wright, Manager Cherokee, N. C. In the Cherokee Indian Reservation, 1/4 Mile form the great smoky Mountains National Park. N. C. Highway No. 107 Pure Mountain Water - swimming, fishing hiking dining room Indian Crafts.
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Title:
A Primitive Hunter
Cherokee North Carolina (NC), Linen unused
Description:
Cherokee Indian with bow and arrow. On Cherokee Indian Reservation
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