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The Cherokee Chamber of Commerce invites
you to patronize these member businesses —
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Tennessee's only tribally owned museum, dedicated to Sequoyah, creator of the Cherokee Syllabary. The museum includes exhibits detailing the archaeological digs conducted prior to the flooding of the former sites of Cherokee towns along the Little Tennessee River, also featured are exhibits about the syllabary and the Trail of Tears. The gift shop includes books, jewelry, music, souvenirs and Cherokee arts.
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Cherokee Heritage Museum & Gallery
Dr. R. Michael Abram
35-1 Big Cove Road
Cherokee, NC 28719 |
(828) 497-3211
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Unique museum housing the world’s largest collection of Cherokee arts and crafts. Exhibits portray Cherokee history, legends, and culture, including religion, dance, ceremony, government, gender roles, the Trail of Tears and the Civil War. See the world-famous Eagle Dancer sculpture by John Julius Wilnoty. Gift shop offers authentic Cherokee crafts, fine arts, books, and music. We ship.
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