Oral Histories
Oral Histories
Recorded oral histories from the Muscogee (Creek) Nation.
Muscogee (Creek) Nation oral histories are collected and curated by Oral Historian, Midge Dellinger. Some histories are free and open to the public. However due to the sensitive nature of some content, materials may be restricted. Muscogee (Creek) Nation Citizens should feel free to contact the administrator for full access to all audiovisual files in the collections. Ms. Dellinger may be contacted at: ddellinger@muscogeenation.com or (918) 732-7618.
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The Indian-Pioneer Papers is a collection of oral histories and typescripts gathered by federal writers of the 1930s Works Progress Administration, to learn about the life experiences of Native peoples and settlers residing in Indian Territory/Oklahoma.Items in Collection:
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A gathering to share stories told pertaining the Muscogee (Creek) Nation's move from its indigenous homelands to the Oklahoma Territory