Cherokee Indians

by Samantha Pratt-Tyler

The Museum Of the Cherokee Indian in North Carolina. The museum opened in 1948 and in 1976 moved to it's present location with the mission of "To perpetuate the history, culture, and stories of the Cherokee people"."The museum is located at the inte... More>

by J. Thornton-Thomas

If you're looking to be surrounded by majestic mountain, fresh flowing rivers and a picture perfect blue sky, then you'll find living in Cherokee, North Carolina a dream come true. Cherokee Indians called this area the "Land of the Blue Smoke." Cher... More>

by Carolyn Tytler

The Cherokee were a tribe of American Indians who inhabited the Southeast area of the United States when the first Europeans arrived. The white men were mainly intent on killing or capturing the natives to serve as slaves. They made no effort to inv... More>

by Larry Stringer

The Cherokee People and Their  Legends The Cherokee who call themselves the Ani yun wiya or “the real people”. At one time these peole inhabited a region of land that ran from the western part of Virginia on down to t... More>