NEWCOMERSTOWN − Alan Cottrill, a Zanesville artist and Lenape descendant, was commissioned to create six Lenape tribe sculptures for Newcomerstown. The second of these sculptures was placed at the ...
Penn Museum hosted the first event of a three-part series exploring Lenape history on University land and the surrounding area this Saturday. Eighth-year Penn anthropology Ph.D. candidate Justin ...
David McCutchen still remembers when he first heard about the Lenni Lenape American Indian tribe which once occupied the Lehigh and Delaware river valleys. “It was in 1976 when my friend Greg Schaaf, ...
Anna Maria Caldara wants to save some trees along Martins Creek just north of Messinger Street in Bangor from being chopped down as part of work to rebuild the Bangor viaduct, a bridge. A local ...
DOYLESTOWN, Pa. (WPVI) -- Never Broken: Visualizing Lenape Histories presents new Indigenous perspectives on historic events in early America. "We look at the way that art can shape and convey stories ...
What began as a seasonal venture over 40 years ago would become a lifetime adventure for Sam and Elaine Willard, owners of Carousel Village at Indian Walk. Today Carousel Village has found its way ...
When the first European settlers arrived in Southeastern Pennsylvania during the early 1600s, the luscious jade forests were filled with an astonishing array of wildlife, towering trees exhaling ...
A booth display by Turtle 2 Turtle, an Unkechaug and Ramapough craft company, at the Eenda-Lunaapeewahkiing Indigenous Culture Fair (all photos Maya Pontone/Hyperallergic) Those familiar with the ...
I once borrowed Dad’s new Buick to explore primitive dirt roads far out in the Everglades west of our home in Fort Lauderdale. Eventually I came to a remote Seminole Indian village, where I stopped to ...
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