
Carlisle Indian School Research Podcast
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- Society & Culture · Places & Travel
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About
Share my research journey as I make my way through the many sources of information newly available about the Carlisle Indian Industrial School. Founded in 1879, Carlisle was the first off-reservation government-sponsored boarding school for Native Americans. I will be examining documentation chronologically and sharing the stories, facts, and insights I discover about the school, its staff, and most importantly, its students.
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Recent episodes
- Episode 25: Research Activity Updates
- Episode 24: A Tragic True Crime Story
- Episode 23: Our Exploration of the Richard Henry Pratt Papers
- Episode 22: Calisthenics and The Cage (not what you think)
- From the Newspapers of January 1880
- Episode 20: Big Concepts
- Introduction to Native American boarding schools in the U.S.
- Research Roundup
- Episode 17: Comparing evidence about the gathering of the first students
- Episode 16: Research Roundup