Native American Resources in Haverford College Special Collections (HC)

Map of Grand River Quarterly Meeting of Friends, located in Oklahoma and part of Arkansas, including the missionary stations under the care of the Associated Executive Committee of Friends on Indian Affairs.[n.d.]

Photos and papers related to Native Americans, particularly related to protests again the Kinzua Dam and Philadelphia Quaker involvement in this work.

Commemorating the 250th anniversary of William Penn’s arrival in America: Back of coin depicts Penn shaking hands with an Indian in a circle of seated Native Americans.

Back of coin depicts rolled parchment grapsed by a Quaker and a Native and the words “Penn’s Treaty with the Indians / United as One Strength.”

Block of wood taken from stump of Penn Treaty Elm Tree: Offered as gift to Haverford College by Dr. Samuel Sturgis ‘12, [class of 1912] Wynnewood, PA., who was given it by Elizabeth Randolph (now Mrs. Milton James Cook), a great-granddaughter of Jasper Cope, who prepared the block.

Lockwood artifacts HCA Rel 15, Box 1, Tray 2

Various images, both print and photograph, digitized from Quaker & Special Collections holdings.

Elmert Brown, Dianel Smiley, and Albert K. Smiley

Depiction of work on the reservations.