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30 folders containing materials dating from 1992-2005.

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.

Unarranged items including:
IHS Nashville Area Office Circle of Committees Workshop, 1994 June 6-10.
South and Eastern Regional Forum on American Indian Health Care, 1995 July 31-August 2.
CIN strategic Planning Process 1994.
HIS Nashville Area Office Redesign Workshop Meeting, 1995 May 19.
Correspondence.
Nashville Area HIS memos, reports.
EC memos, reports, meeting agendas, meeting minutes, 1994.
Draft of CIN Health Program Patient Information Booklet.
CIN General Council meeting agenda 1994.
Copy of MOA between SC and CIN.
Copy of S.1156 Catawba Land Claim Settlement.
Draft CIN Land Use Ordinance, 1994 December 28.
CIN Constitution drafts and memos.
NARF billable hours summary 1987 December 07.
Grant Application for Catawba Indian Self-Governance Project, 1993 December 05.
Draft of Indian Gaming Regulatory Act, 1993 December 3.
USET Financial statements, 1994 September 30.

This series collects video tutorials for traditional Catawba and Native American dances, as demonstrated by Catawba dancers.

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.

6 unarranged items:
Photocopy of “Cherokee Dance and Drama” by Frank G. Speck and Leonard Broom.
3 guest books from Cultural Center.
2 manila envelopes of documents marked restricted access.

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.

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 contains three digital recordings of Catawba Indian Nation Tribal Attorney and Director of Justice Services Jeff Harris discussing history and current issues in US Indian law. The presentations were originally presented as a series of virtual talks over Zoom.