Spotlight on Tamiami Trail: Spectacular Images Capture Seminole History
This week we are taking a journey down Tamiami Trail. Also known as US Highway 41, Tamiami Trail is a road that connects Tampa to Miami.
Cowboys and Camps: Doubleday’s Sensational Seminole Photos
This week, we are looking at the work of Ralph R. Doubleday. Part of his work covered hundreds of photos of Seminoles during the early 20th century tourist era.
Wet Season, Seminole Innovation, and the Magic of A Chickee
From utilizing traditional knowledge, to innovative architectural techniques Seminoles have crafted their way of life to survive the Florida environment.
Cruise Through Remarkable Seminole History on the Miami River
We are exploring the importance and impact of the Miami River, a vital waterway in South Florida that had a marked impact on the Seminole tourist industry.
A New Reality: Seminole Perspectives on Florida’s Shifting Ecosystem
This week, we will look back at the Everglades from a Seminole perspective, and how the landscape has shifted and changed in only a hundred years.
Dashing Through Time: The Magic of Past Seminole Christmases!
Today, join us for Seminole Snapshots: Christmas Edition! Take a festive journey through Seminole Christmases past, and get into the holiday spirit!
Resistance, Resilience, and “Struggle for Survival: 1817-1858”
This week, revisit one of the most powerful exhibits ever showcased at the Ah-Tah-Thi-Ki Museum: Struggle for Survival: 1817-1858.
Saint in The Swamp: Missionary Deaconess Bedell
This week we are looking at the enduring and nuanced legacy of Deaconess Harriet Bedell. She had a marked impact on the sale of Seminole crafts and dolls.
Spotlight on the Fort Pierce Seminole Reservation
This week, we make our final stop at the small, tight knit family community of the Fort Pierce Seminole Reservation, formally established in 1995.
Spotlight on the Hollywood Seminole Reservation
Today, we are looking at the Hollywood (formerly Dania) Seminole Reservation. Established in 1926, it has witnessed almost 100 years of Seminole history.