Photos from the Chickasaw Softball Camp. The camp was for girls 10-18 years of age and took place at Ardmore High School. The event was held indoors due to poor weather conditions.
Photos from the Chickasaw Winter Baseball Camp. The camp was for boys 8-18 years of age and took place at Ardmore High School. The event was held indoors due to poor weather conditions.
Photos from the Elder's Christmas Luncheon held at the Agriplex in Ada Ok
The Journal of Chickasaw History and Culture is a biannual (twice yearly) journal which has featured over 150 articles pertaining to pre-history to modern day events. Below are samples from the Journals.
Lushanya/ Tessie Mobley, by Glenda Galvan
This entry is from: The Journal of Chickasaw History; Vol. 6, No. 3 Series 23, 2000 pp 14-16.
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Eula (Pearl) Carter Scott, by Jeannie Barbour.
This entry is from: The Journal of Chickasaw History; Vol. 6, No. 3, Series 23 2003 pp. 35-37.
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Southeastern Indian After the Civil War / A Review of Literature, by Wendy St. Jean.
This entry is from: The Journal of Chickasaw History; Vol. 2. No. 3, 1996 pp. 9 - 13.
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Indian Sovereignty a Matter of Right, by Janice F. Brandt.
This entry is from: The Journal of Chickasaw History, Vol. 1. No. 2, Spring 1995 pp. 13 - 19.
View PDFThe Migration Legends - The Parting of the Ways, by Tom Phillips.
This entry is from: The Journal of Chickasaw History; Vol. 5. No. 2, 1999 pp. 21 - 23.
View PDFStruggles for the ball: Searching for the game of Stickball from George Catlin to Modern Times, by Robert Perry.
This entry is from: The Journal of Chickasaw History and Culture; Vol. 10. No. 1, Series 37, 2004 pp. 20 - 27.
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