Cherokees Ready for the Green Corn Dance

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Collection Citation: Identification of specific item; Date (if known); W.M. Cline Company photographs of Eastern Band of Cherokee, image #, NMAI.AC.362; National Museum of the American Indian Archives Center, Smithsonian Institution.

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Scope and Contents: Photograph depicting three men and three women (Eastern Band of Cherokee) posed outdoors, wearing fringed traditional clothing in preparation for Green Corn Dance.Two of the men hold a drum and bows and arrows. Photographed by W.M. Cline Company on the Eastern Cherokee Reservation in North Carolina, circa 1937-1938.

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NMAI.AC.362

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W.M. Cline Company photographs of Eastern Band of Cherokee

Photographer

W.M. Cline Company

Summary

This collection contains 10 photographs depicting the Eastern Band of Cherokee in North Carolina. The photographs were shot by W.M. Cline Company of Chattanooga, Tennessee circa 1937.