Oneida Nation
Air Date: 01/11/2020 - 01/12/2020
Take in the history, beauty, and hospitality of the Oneida Nation, whose reservation is located in parts of Brown and Outagamie counties. Starting at the Oneida Nation Museum, learn about the tribe’s history, including the struggles and triumphs of American Indians in Wisconsin, and check out artifacts that give a glimpse into the Oneida’s culture. Land preservation is also an important mission of the Oneida Nation. Thornberry Creek Golf Course and the Amelia Cornelius Culture Park are just two of the places visitors can enjoy when they visit. And one of the best ways to experience Oneida culture? The annual Fourth of July Pow Wow. This event is a chance for the Oneida Nation to share their stories, and invite the public to join in the festivities. From the wetlands to the farmlands, and the many cultural festivals in between, the Oneida Nation is truly an amazing and welcoming area to visit.
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Three sisters Garden
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The Long House at Amelia Cornelius Culture Park
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Pat Cornelius looks over the buffalo herd
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The Buffalo Herd
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Wetlands Preservation
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DW Crew filming the Oneida Nation buffalo herd
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Oneida Buffalo Herd
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An Ancestral Play at Amelia Cornelius Culture Park
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Ancestral Play
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Learning a bit of history in the Long House
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Aquaponics Farming
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Big Apple Fest
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Eagles and varying bird species are now returning to the Oneida Nation wetland preserves
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Since the early 40's the Oneida have been prolific farmers
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Pie Judging at Big Apple Fest
Oneida Nation
In 1823, approximately 100 members of the Oneida tribe traveled to the Green Bay area from the New York Territory, with more and more families following in the next 20 years. Today, the Oneida Nation comprises parts of Brown and Outagamie counties and offers numerous recreational and learning opportunities to visitors. With attractions like the Oneida Long House, Thornberry Creek Golf Course and big community events like the Fourth of July Pow Wow and Big Apple Fest, people come from far and wide to take in the beautiful land, rich history, and fascinating culture of the Oneida Nation.
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Oneida Nation
Browse our Photos
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Eagles and varying bird species are now returning to the Oneida Nation wetland preserves
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Oneida Buffalo Herd
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The Long House at Amelia Cornelius Culture Park
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Wetlands Preservation
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Since the early 40's the Oneida have been prolific farmers
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The Buffalo Herd
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Three sisters Garden
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An Ancestral Play at Amelia Cornelius Culture Park
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