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

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

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

The logo for the University of Illinois-Chicago.

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

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 postcard created for the 1893 World's Fair showing an imagined view of Father Jacques Marquette's winter camp at Chicago.

Native Americans eat a Thanksgiving dinner of crackers in front of Marina City to show how little they have to be thankful for. Photo via Chicago Sun-Times collection, Chicago History Museum

Artist: Unknown Funder: Illinois Society of Colonial Dames of America under the auspices of the Chicago Historical Society Date: 1925

Photo via Chicago Public Art Group

A bust of Jean Baptiste Point du Sable. Photo via Britannica.

Photo by Jeremy Atherton via Wikimedia Commons Artist: James Earle Fraser (1928) Funder: William Wrigley (chewing gum magnate)

Selection from an 1830 map showing the mouth of the Chicago River. Image via [Newberry Library](https://collections.newberry.org/CS.aspx?VP3=DamView&VBID=2KXJA486V3ZT&SMLS=1&RW=1464&RH=712).

Logo via Visionary Ventures

Logo taken from organization website

Photo Taken by Joshua Friedlein

Chuck (Charles) Kirman for Chicago Sun-Times. "Occupation of Nike site by Native Americans." ST-13002121-0003, Chicago Sun-Times collection, Chicago History Museum.

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

A Seminole father and son at the 1933 Century of Progress International Exposition.

Logo via Chicago American Indian Community Collaborative

Photo taken by Joshua Friedlein

Native community members raise the teepee to be used in the 1971 ceremony blessing the founding of the D'Arcy McNickle Center for American Indian and Indigenous Studies at the Newberry Library.

Logo via Gichigamiin Indigenous Nations Museum

Photo Taken by Joshua Friedlein. Iconography Tour.

Michele Kline, and the Hensley sisters, lining up for grand entry at 1982 Chicago American Indian Center Annual Pow Wow

Photo by Jyoti Srivastava via Chicago Monuments Project Artist: n/a Funder: City of Chicago/Chicago Charter Jubilee Date: 1937 The City established this plaque in 1937 at the intersection of Rogers Ave and Clark St. Commemorates the 1816 Treaty of St. Louis

The logo for NAES College.

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

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

Logo taken from organization website

The cover of Edward B. Clark's publication about the encampment

Logo via Chicago American Indian Community Collaborative

Merchandise Mart. Photo via Merchandise Mart.

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

Charles Tocci, Loyola University Chicago

Photo by Kenneth C. Zirkel via Wikimedia Commons

Photo via [Native News Online](https://www.yahoo.com/entertainment/native-arts-spotlight-visual-artist-124340044.html?guccounter=1&guce_referrer=aHR0cHM6Ly93d3cuZ29vZ2xlLmNvbS8&guce_referrer_sig=AQAAABzexRvPu-B4rcJCQiy-ERv6quZ0peGtCntHmaQZnbFrHx7Gj8ssyF4dI2whj3_qmXwUEQ_JMZm6RrpKq8Q4j40eRXHGyudMcdSbpZlcNwnypqFwhqLX-6dGSFWOxR6RTdwn2aGxdRZAjy2itFVFGupsvDC4OLcN6BBptTxDSYc2).

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

Logo via American Indian Health Services

Sharok Skolnick's first book, a memoir of her time in an Indian orphanage. Image via Bison Books.

Photo via American Indian Association of Illinois