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Pictures at the State of the Nation address...
The Chief addresses the crowd.
Cherokee Marshal Service's Patch
Young and old attended the ceremony.
Wilma Mankiller, former Principal Chief
(left to right) Chad "Corntassel" Smith (Principal Chief of the Cheroke Nation of Oklahoma), and me
Other pictures...
One of the street signs in Tahlequah, Oklahoma. It is in English and Cherokee!
(left to right) Lila Beatrice Adair Konstantin (my mother), me, Morris Benjamin Konstantin, Jr. (my father)
Ned Christie, and a picture of his daughter's family.
To some, Ned Christie was a hero. To others, he was an outlaw. Such is the way of history...
The Flint Couthouse
Part of Fort Gibson, one of the ends of the Trail of Tears.
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