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Sign reading "Entering Navajo Reservation U.S. Dept. Interior"

The helmet was previously owned by Miles Thompson, an alumnus of Albany University Men's Lacrosse. Thompson is a member of the Onondaga Nation.

Native Americans play lacrosse in front of a crowd of observers at the Bicentennial of the American Revolution Festival of American Folklife, 1975. The players wear protective pads along with 70s-style high socks and short shorts.

A photo from 1959 of a Lacrosse exhibit in the Museum of Natural History. Inside are two lacrosse sticks, each with a unique design and function.

Pictured are three different types of lacrosse sticks. Two resemble an earlier version of modern lacrosse sticks; one resembles a field hockey stick. A ball is also included for proportionality and further intrigue.

A photograph of General Richard Pratt, founder of the first Indian School in Carlisle, Pennsylvania. Credited with the infamous belief "kill the Indian, save the man."

Picture of high school student athletes preparing for a pep rally at Window Rock High in Fort Defiance, Arizona.

A picture of numerous native schoolboys and girls all packed in a traditional classroom setting.

Picture of King Philip's seat in Bristol Rhode Island on Mount Hope.

Tour of economically built greenhouse from George Toya, farm manager
Photoset of community farm + benefits like, free fresh food for community, rehabilitation for addicts in recovery, as well as a way for present tribal members to