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Taps Across America echoes through Topeka

Many kids were inspired by retired Air Force Captain Herschel Stroud.

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Burnett burial site blessed after recent refurbishments

Burnett burial site blessed after recent refurbishments
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Topeka s Old Prairie Town adds replica of Native American encampment

Dedication ceremonies were held Friday for a replica of a Native American encampment at Topeka s Old Prairie Town.

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Efforts ongoing by CPN to obtain physical copy of foundational document

The Potawatomi census book of 1862 remains a vital foundational document for the Citizen Potawatomi Nation; however, the Tribe does not have possession of it. CPN staff first saw it in 2006 at St. Marys Indian Pay Station Museum in St. Marys, Kansas.

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Potawatomi tribal history exhibit dedicated at Burnett s Mound

Potawatomi tribal history exhibit dedicated at Burnett s Mound Tim Hrenchir, Topeka Capital-Journal © Evert Nelson/The Capital-Journal Citizens Potawatomi Nation Chairman John Rocky Barrett, right, waves an eagle s wing across a mix of burning sage, sweet grass, tobacco and cedar, known as the four sacred medicines in some cultures, for those wanting a blessing following a dedication Thursday at Burnett s Mound. Potawatomi tribal members were forced at gunpoint in 1838 to leave their homes in Indiana and walk a 660-mile route known as the Trail of Death, Jon Boursaw said Thursday. They then lived in what is now Linn County in east-central Kansas, where 600 members died of cholera and were buried in unmarked graves before the Potawatomi were relocated in the late 1840s to the Topeka area, Boursaw said.

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