Explore the 5 coldest US states—Alaska, North Dakota, Wyoming, Montana, Maine—and the Indigenous nations who have thrived there for millennia.

Discover the Indigenous history beneath 1940s NYC landmarks—Lenape homelands, Mohawk skywalkers of the Empire State Building, and Haudenosaunee lands of the Erie Canal.

Explore Mississippi’s Native history: Mississippian mound builders, the Choctaw, Chickasaw and Natchez nations, the 1729 Natchez revolt, removal, and modern Choctaw sovereignty.

How the Erie Canal (1817-1825) transformed the homelands of the Haudenosaunee Confederacy—Indigenous trade routes, land cessions, treaties, and legacy.

Explore Pennsylvania’s Native history: the Lenape homeland, William Penn’s 1682 Treaty of Shackamaxon, the Walking Purchase fraud, and Lenape displacement west.

Explore 13,000 years of Maryland Native American history: the Piscataway, Susquehannock and Nanticoke nations, colonial conflicts and modern tribal recognition.

Discover the Indigenous history beneath Action Park, the Texas Revolution, Providence Plantations, and Newport mansions—Lenape, Narragansett, and Cherokee homelands restored.

Explore Connecticut’s Native American history: Pequot War, Treaty of Hartford, Mohegan & Nipmuc nations, King Philip’s War, and modern tribal preservation.