No Native History Association events scheduled. See Other Events below
Please note that the following information is provided by the event organizers or from public information provided by them. Native History Assocation is not responsible for accuracy of the information. If you plan on travelling a long way it might be a good idea to check directions on a map and to contact the organizer to make sure the event has not been cancelled. Please note the time zones.
Old Stone Fort State Archaeological Park; 732 Stone Fort Drive Manchester, TN 37355
Old Stone Fort State Archaeological Park, home to an ancient Native American earthwork enclosure, has a variety of events scheduled for October. Most are related to the Native history of the site. See their "Happenings" page for a complete list.
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Pinson Mounds State Archaeological Park; 460 Ozier Road Pinson, TN 38366
Pinson Mounds State Archaeological Park, protects one of the largest Middle Woodland period mound complexes in the United States and has a variety of events scheduled for October. See their "Happenings" page for a complete list.
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Red Clay State Historic Park; 1140 Red Clay Park Road SW, Cleveland, TN 37311
Red Clay State Historic Park, site of the last seat of government of the Cherokee Nation before the Trail of Tears, has a variety of events scheduled for October. Most are related to the Native history of the site. See their "Happenings" page for a complete list.
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Old Stone Fort State Archaeological Park; 732 Stone Fort Drive Manchester, TN 37355
Old Stone Fort State Archaeological Park, home to an ancient Native American earthwork enclosure, has a variety of events scheduled for November. Most are related to the Native history of the site. See their "Happenings" page for a complete list.
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Pinson Mounds State Archaeological Park; 460 Ozier Road Pinson, TN 38366
Pinson Mounds State Archaeological Park, protects one of the largest Middle Woodland period mound complexes in the United States and has a variety of events scheduled for November. See their "Happenings" page for a complete list.
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Follow Their Footsteps: Day After Thanksgiving Hike Port Royal State Park; 3300 Old Clarksville Hwy, Adams, TN 37010
Port Royal State Historic Park was an encampment site for the Cherokee on the Trail of Tears, and is an official site on the Trail of Tears National Historic Trail. Join Rangers on November 27th at 10:00am for our Day After Thanksgiving Hike to learn about Cherokee Removal and the role Port Royal played as an encampment and resupply point along the northern route of the Trail of Tears. This hour long walk will take visitors along a segment of preserved roadbed of the Trail of Tears that carried over 10,000 Cherokees as they were forced westward.
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Red Clay State Historic Park; 1140 Red Clay Park Road SW, Cleveland, TN 37311
Red Clay State Historic Park, site of the last seat of government of the Cherokee Nation before the Trail of Tears, has a variety of events scheduled for November. Most are related to the Native history of the site. See their "Happenings" page for a complete list.
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Lines Were Drawn | ᏚᏂᏍᏓᏅᏅᏁᎯ (Du Ni Sda Nv Nv Ne Hi): The Treaty of Holston and Its Legacy - Closes February 1, 2027
East Tennessee History Center, Rogers-Claussen Feature Gallery, 601 S Gay St, Knoxville, TN 37902
Event Details - From the event website:
"Lines Were Drawn traces the events that led to the Treaty of Holston from the fall of Fort Loudoun and the British Royal Proclamation of 1763, through the American Revolutionary War, the formation of the Southwest Territory, and on to the decades of Cherokee resilience, removal, and survival that followed. The exhibition draws on historic maps loaned by the Calvin M. McClung Historical Collection, Knox County Public Library, primary source documents from the National Archives, and artwork from the McClung Museum of Natural History and Culture and the Tennessee State Museum."
"The exhibition also features animated map sequences, engaging video presentations, and five interactive visitor-response stations that invite each visitor to locate themselves within the history."
Free Museum Admission for the duration of Lines Were Drawn
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