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Contains 9 items:

1. Small hand drum with black and white drumhead, illustrated with diamond-shapes and painting of a face in profile. Octagonal, 12” (30.5 cm) edge-to-edge, wood & hide, joined with nails, brass tacks for decoration. Undated.
2. Clay pot, potter unknown. Undated.
3. Broken spiral seashell, 2 pieces 10.5 cm and 3 cm long
4. Turtle pendant necklace. Pony beads, Peruvian brass & clay beads, deer-hide trailer decorated with symbols having special meaning to the maker, silver turtle pendant in southwestern US native style.
5. 3”x5” index card describing Turtle pendant necklace.
6. Cassette tape, labeled Oral History Class Tape #1
7. Cassette tape, labels Oral History Class Tape #2.
8. Medicine bundle. Hide, decorated with stylized sun and water in paint.
9. 5”x8” index card detailing medicine bag purpose and meaning.

Unarranged items including:
Documents, reports, and correspondence concerning Indian Gaming laws, 1995.
USET Meeting agendas, correspondence, and reports, 1994-1995.
Copy of The Federal register for Thursday, January 20, 1994, Part II, 1994 January 20.
Copies of The Herald 1993 (October 27 & 29), and Charlotte Observer (1993 June 24) containing articles relevant to settlement of Catawba Land claim.
Business cards.
USET meeting agendas, correspondence, and materials, 1995.
CIN EC agendas, minutes, resolutions, reports, and correspondence, 1995.
IHS Redesign final report, 1995 November.
Materials relating to Indian Gaming laws and Catawba Bingo project.
Newsletters, meeting agendas, reports, and correspondence on the Catawba River Corridor Plan 1992-1993.
Memos, reports and correspondence from Rock Hill Parks and recreation Commission, 1993.
Catawba Indian Nation Year One: Planning, Progress, Potential, 1994.
Copies of the Circle newspaper.
Photocopies of The Herald articles dealing with Catawba landholder suits and settlement claim.
IHS meting agendas, reports, and correspondence, 1994-1995.
Meeting agendas, minutes, reports, and correspondence of the Catawba Recreation and Natural Resources Committee, 1994.

This series contains materials related to the Catawba Indian Nation’s legal struggle to settle land claims with the State of South Carolina and to reclaim federal recognition.

This series contains materials produced by the CCPP Language Department deemed to be of historical interest, including linguistic information and educational resources, as well as departmental records.

3 folders, unarranged materials, including:
Various newspaper clippings and copies relating to the Catawba Nation from The Herald, YC Magazine, Indian Country Today, and The State. Date range 1997 – 2013.
Copies of York County, SC visitors guides and brochures 1995-96, 2002, 2010, 2011, 2 undated.
Milti-Culture 201 Video: The Catawba Indians (SCETV)
2 copies CCPP Programs Department Brochure [n.d.].
2010 Catawba Pow Wow program
2 Copies Fall 1994 Clemson World Magazine.
Program from 2012 USET Annual Meeting
Sept/Oct 1997 issue of Charlotte magazine.
Application packet for FY 2009-10 Community Services Block Grant.
Application Packet for FY 2009-10 Community Services Block Grant Recovery Act Plan.
2011 research paper by Chrystal Hair: “Nutrition in the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit: Care of Infants Based on Prematurity.”
CCPP 2003 financial statement.
Program from 2004 Jean Laney Harris Folk Heritage Awards (honoring Evelyn George).
Programs Department brochure, 2011.
2002 incoming loan & insurance agreement from DAR Museum for loan of silver gorget from CCPP.
Correspondence and let of support around USCL grant applications.
Various memoranda, agendas, and minutes from CCPP department meetings.
Rack cards for Catawba Cultural Center.
Programs, PowerPoint copies, rules, memos, etc. for various CCPP programs.
9 laminated 8.5”x11” color copies of photographs of Catawba in traditional costume (pictured: Kris Carpenter, Ashley Sexton, Cory Totherow, Beckee Garris, Bree Wurdeman, Lynn Wurdeman).
Framed certificate of appreciation from Winthrop University Multicultural Student Life to the Catawba Indian Nation.
1999 CCPP Archaeology Department program brochure.
Administration for Chidlren and Families Community Service Block Grant The Catawba Spiral-bound grant packet: “Preservation Project’s 2009 Amendment to the FY2008 Plan submitted by Iswa Children, Youth, and Families.”
Copy of spreadsheet: “DEIS Conflicts with the catawba-Wateree Comprehensive Relicensing Agreement.”
2 Copies of pamphlet: “Ethnobotanical Knowledge of the Catawba Tribe: Plant Uses & Applications.”
2 Print copies of PowerPoint presentation from SC Dept. of Parks, Recreation, & Tourism: “Tourism Product Development Concept for the Catawba Region: Strategy and Plan.”
Flyers and programs from various CCPP events.
Copy of the April-June 2010 edition of the Catawba Indian Nation Newsletter.
2005 Institute of Museum and Library Studies (IMLS) “Tribal Archive, Library, and Museum Directory.”
5 digital audio tapes (DAT). 4 labeled “Seniors Interviews,” 1 unlabeled. (Listed & numbered interviewees: #27 Sylvia Caudle, #28 Mary Ann Gibson, #29 Phillip George, #33 Margaret Smith, #34 Etta Teaster, #35 Melvin Howard Harris, #36 Josephine “Pat” Threatt, #37 Nola Campbell, #38 Charles “Charlie” George, #41 Claude Byers).
1 cassette tape labeled: “WRHI AM 1340 WRHM FM107 11/29/96 Claudia H. Priest Lang. Talk.” [moved to cassette tape collection]
Business cards for Carson T. Blue and Ruby Vincent.
Optimist Club of Catawba Charter member card for Evans “Buck” George.
4 copies of photographs of unidentified Catawba.
Photograph of male Catawba dancers [n.d.].
Photograph of Indian head pot (notes on back: “83/4 tall, 6” [rim], 7/12 bowl, University A, neg 17a, 222-9).
Photograph of Dr. Wenonah G. Haire at signing ceremony for relicensing of Duke Energy, [n.d.].
Program of memorial service for Evelyn Brown George.
Copy of autumn 2007 issue of “Friends of the Museum” newsletter.
Copy of article “Museums and Native People,” by Karen Coody Cooper.

This series contains materials related to the Catawba Indian Nation’s legal struggle to settle land claims with the State of South Carolina and to reclaim federal recognition.

This series contains materials produced by the CCPP Language Department deemed to be of historical interest, including linguistic information and educational resources, as well as departmental records.

49 folders, unarranged items including:
Variety of visitors guides and regional attractions pamphlets.
16 photos of people printed on 8 1/2”x11” printer paper, most of children labeled “Carowinds Sept. 25, 2004.
Twelve 4”x6” candid photo prints of various people (2 identified as “Beckee Garris, Mandy Champion April 23, 2008 on reverse of print).
2 polaroid photos (note on reverse of one reads: “Adriene Sanders, Albert Sanders, Vera Sanders, Zan Garris, Bubba Garris, Beckee & [Sha…] Garris”
One photo print from much older original of Catawba woman with pot and children. Original likely early 20th or late 19th century [moved to photo collection].
One 8”x10” photo print of three Catawba children, two in traditional dress.
Various pamphlets and booklets for Cultural Center programs and classes.
Various pamphlets and booklets from Catawba Indian Nation Government entities and events.
Copies of various magazines and publications relating to the Catawba nation.
Various newspaper and magazine clippings ranging from 1991 – 2009 (majority from The Herald).
Copies of various articles related to Catawba history.
Various internal and external memoranda and pieces of correspondence from Catawba Cultural Center and other Catawba Indian Nation entities.
P&L statement from video gambling.
Copies of various Catawba Executive Committee meetings’ agendas, minutes, resolutions, presentations, & attendance records parts of 2003 – 2005.
Sales & financial reports for Dock Holidays Island Grill and Marina, Myrtle Beach, SC, 1999.
Copies of management agreements with New River management & Development Co., LLC.
One 3.5” floppy disk labeled “Wheelocke Family Edna, Rosa, Archie, Doris.”
36” x 51” architect’s map of part of Old Reservation.
24” x 36” utility plan for Green Earth Development phase IC.

This series contains materials related to the Catawba Indian Nation’s legal struggle to settle land claims with the State of South Carolina and to reclaim federal recognition.

20 folders & 11 unarranged items:
3 copies of “A Story of Tribal Sovereignty” booklet.
2 photo-copies of “Catawba Potters and Their Work,” by M.R. Harrington.
2 copies of CCPP recognition certificate.
2 copies “Catawba Indian Reservation Cemetery,” compiled with historical notes by Thomas J. Blumer.
2 copies of “Contemporary Native Americans in South Carolina: A Photo Documentation Covering the years 1983-1985” by Gene J. Crediford