Photo by Paul R. Burley via Wikimedia Commons Artist: Sigvald Asbjornsen (1901) Funder: Commissioned by Norwegian American community in Chicago

Carol Warrington with her children in front of teepee. Photo by Chicago Daily News via Newberry Library.

"Covered Wagons and Indians" -Artist Unknown (1939) at Kohn Elementary School

Occupation of the Bureau of Indian Affairs Chicago Office by the Native American Committee, Seeing Indian Collection, Newberry Library

A postcard created for the 1933 World's Fair showing an imagined view of Kitihawa and Jean Baptiste du Sable's home.

Photo by Levi Rickert, Native News Online, September 16, 2023, https://nativenewsonline.net/arts-entertainment/the-future-is-now-at-newly-opened-center-for-native-futures-in-chicago.

Photo via Chicago Public Art Group

This image is an illustration of the Treaty of Treaty of Prairie Du Chien.

The sign for St. Augustine's Center for American Indians. Newberry Library. Photo by Rose Miron.

A monument depicting the journey of Jacques Marquette and Louis Jolliet, during which they traveling through the Chicago portage. Photo by Jyoti Srivastava via Chicago Monuments Project. Artist: Hermon Atkins MacNeil (1926)

Logo via Caroline and Ora Smith Foundation

A photograph of the official Indian Village at the World's Fair where many Native peoples lived and worked during the fair.

Photo from Chicago Architecture Center.

A map of the 1835 Potawatomi Mourning Procession, created by the Indigenous Chicago project team.

Logo via Chicago American Indian Center.

The Picasso "Untitled Sculpture." Photo via Trip Advisor.

Two Spirit Legacy Walk Plaque and Dedication. Image via “Two Spirit People,” Legacy Project Chicago. https://legacyprojectchicago.org/milestone/two-spirit-people

A monument depicting the journey of Jacques Marquette and Louis Jolliet, during which they traveling through the Chicago portage. Photo by Jyoti Srivastava via Chicago Monuments Project. Artist: Hermon Atkins MacNeil (1926)

A map of Chicago in 1830

The cover of a publication highlighting Buffalo Bill Cody's Wild West Show

The Chicago Theater. Photo via Chicago Architecture Center.

Photo by Roger Deschner via Chicago Monuments Project Artist: E.P. Seidel, based on a sketch by Thomas A. O'Shaughnessy Funder: unknown - possibly the city Date: 1930

Image of

"Conquest of the Prairie Lands" and "Father Marquette" by James Michael Newell (1945) at the old Des Plaines Post Office

Donald "Eddy" Two-Rivers. Photo via [Chicago Literary Hall of Fame](https://chicagoliteraryhof.org/blog/entry/e-donald-two-rivers-and-his-lasting-impact).

The logo for NAES College.

Photo by Ken Lund via Wikimedia Commons Artist: James Earle Fraser (1928)

"History of Chicago" by Lucile Ward (1940) in the auditorium of Sawyer School

Logo via Chicago American Indian Community Collaborative

Photos by Ponor via Wikimedia Commons Artist: Ivan Mestrovic Funder: Benjamin F. Ferguson Monument Fund (Ferguson was a lumber magnate) Date: 1928

Logo via California Indian Manpower Consortium.

The Discoverers Relief on the northeast corner of DuSable Bridge. Photo by Jyoti Srivastava via the Chicago Monuments Project.

The Defense, on DuSable Bridge. Photo by Jyoti Srivastava via the Chicago Monuments Project.

Photo via American Indian Association of Illinois

Photo Taken by Joshua Friedlein.

You Are On Potawatomi Land artwork by Andrea Carlson (Ojibwe). Photo by Sarah Dalton (Citizen Potawatomi Nation)

Photograph of Sab-eh-nay by unknown photographer. Image via Wisconsin Historical Society.