24 fevereiro 2020

NY State Museum Transfers Ownership of Leader's Pipe Tomahawk to Seneca Nation of Indians

NY State Museum Transfers Ownership of Leader's Pipe Tomahawk to Seneca Nation of Indians:

For a little good news: the New York State Museum has officially transferred ownership of a pipe tomahawk to the Seneca Nation. It was given by President George Washington to the respected Seneca leader and diplomat Cornplanter,  at one of several meetings between United States and Iroquois Confederacy leaders in the years 1792 to 1794.

The pipe tomahawk eventually entered the New York State Museum’s collection in 1851 as a gift from Seneca diplomat Ely Parker.  Sometime between 1947 and 1950 the object went missing – and showed up in private collections. It moved around owners for nearly 70 years until an anonymous donor returned the pipe tomahawk to the State Museum in June 2018. And now the museum is returning it to the original gift recipients.

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Celebrating the Life and Career of Katherine Johnson


Katherine Johnson passed away Feb. 24, 2020, after living a life filled with trail-blazing achievements.

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