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Contains color photographs of Native American crafts, materials for academic workshops, correspondence between members of the Catawba Cultural Preservation Board, and other various memos/papers.

Contains information pertinent to securing housing rights for the Catawba Nation, including testimony before a Senate Committee on Indian Affairs hearing by then-chief Gilbert Blue, and housing plans.

An academic paper entitled “Ye Iswa: The Catawba Nation” by Christopher Chad Canty.

Contains a series of photographs and negatives of members of the tribe, tribal craftsmanship, and some candids of the after-school program from the mid-1990s.

Clippings and copies of articles dated Newspaper clippings, copies, and various brochures. September 22 1993, March 18 1994, April 1994, October 1-2 1994, November 1994, December 1994, & [n.d.].

Includes photographs of the tribe at work, pamphlets about pottery and the tribe’s history, as well as a Georgia House of Representatives bill proposing several reforms to the grounds for land ownership and cultural heritage items as they pertain to Native Americans.

Includes correspondence between the tribe and several state and cultural organizations, as well as personal memos and letters between members of the tribe’s leadership and even some old lesson plans for the after-school program.

Part of a long report on Catawba pottery and on peace pipe construction (Chapters 13-23, pp. 174-340).

This series comprises materials associated with the Catawba Cultural Preservation Project (CCPP) deemed to be of historical value or importance, collected by Dr. Wenonah G. Haire in her capacity as Director of the CCPP.

This series comprises materials associated with the Catawba Cultural Preservation Project (CCPP) deemed to be of historical value or importance, collected by Dr. Wenonah G. Haire in her capacity as Director of the CCPP.