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School at Brothertown
Exterior view of the school at Brothertown. with students and teacher posed outdoors around the front steps.
School at Brothertown
Group of students and a teacher posed outside a school building. One boy holds a chalkboard sign reading "Brothertown Dist. No. 2."
Samson Occom
1766
Portrait of Mohegan minister and preacher Samson Occom, posed sitting with his finger on a Bible on a bookstand, with Indian implements visible on the wall.
Map of the Brotherton Township, W.T. : The Year of the Brotherton Indians of Wisconsin
1974
This map draws content from a map originally created by George Featherstonhaugh in 1840. The map shows streets and land ownership. The bottom margin of the map reads: "Celebrating the Brotherton In...
Stockbridge and Brothertown Indian Lands on East Side of Lake Winnebago, Southward to Pipe Village
circa 1836
This negative photostat of a manuscript map shows the "oak tree, place of beginning" on the division line between Stockbridge and Brothertown Indians, along with Governor Porter's encampment. Winne...
