The Empire State Building stands on Lenape homeland. Explore Mannahatta’s Indigenous past, the contested 1626 ‘sale,’ wampum diplomacy, and the tower’s 1931 rise.

Discover the Lenape homeland beneath New York City: the 1626 wampum purchase of Manhattan, Dutch New Amsterdam, and the enduring Native legacy.

How Coast Salish, Narragansett, and Texas Indigenous nations shaped Washington, Rhode Island, and the American founding—treaties, wampum, and legacy.

Explore Colorado’s Indigenous history: Ancestral Puebloans of Mesa Verde, the Ute Nation, the Sand Creek Massacre, and the Cheyenne and Arapaho legacy.

How Tongva and Chumash peoples shaped Los Angeles long before 1781, and how missions, water, oil and Hollywood layered over an Indigenous homeland.

Beneath New York’s skyline lies Manahatta, Lenape homeland. Explore wampum diplomacy, the 1626 ‘sale,’ and the Indigenous roots of NYC’s landmarks.