Typescript of "Rev. Alfred Wright, Founder of Wheelock", Choctaw Nation's Academy

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Folder 2

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Collection: Manuscript Collection: Edmond J. Gardner

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Title(s):

Typescript of "Rev. Alfred Wright, Founder of Wheelock", Choctaw Nation's Academy

Culture:

Native American; Choctaw

Date:

circa 1930s

Materials/Techniques:

ink on paper

Classification:

Manuscripts

Object Type:

Typescript

Accession No:

4027.4549

Department:

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Choctaw boarding schools, Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma, Edmond J. Gardner Manuscript Collection, Indian Territory, missionaries, Mississippi, Native American boarding schools, Presbyterian, Removal Period, Southeastern Oklahoma, Wheelock Mission and Academy, Wright, Alfred

Typescript of "Rev. Alfred Wright, Founder of Wheelock", Choctaw Nation's Academy. 4027.4549. Edmond J. Gardner Manuscript Collection. circa 1930s. Tulsa: Gilcrease Museum, https://collections.gilcrease.org/object/40274549 (12/13/2018).

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Typescript of "Rev. Alfred Wright, Founder of Wheelock", Choctaw Nation's Academy

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Typed report of meeting to call for a pilgrimage to Choctaw Nation's Wheelock Academy to honor Reverend Wright and Loring S. Williams

Typescript of "The Choctaw People," a talk given by Edmond J. Gardner at Wheelock Academy, June 26, 1935

Single walled plaited basket tray with double rim and aniline dye

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