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SUMMARY:Starved Rock History from a Native Perspective
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DESCRIPTION:Discover the rich history of Starved Rock through the eyes of 
 Ho-Chunk tribal elder Gerald Ho-Chunk Ska Ga (White Winnebago)..\nhttps://
 eapl.libnet.info/event/17221872
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p>Discover the rich history of Starved Rock 
 through the eyes of Ho-Chunk tribal elder Gerald Ho-Chunk Ska Ga (White Wi
 nnebago). Drawing on generations of family knowledge and Native tradition\
 , Gerald shares the fascinating stories behind the park&mdash\;from the lo
 cal tribes and the legend of Starved Rock to the Civilian Conservation Cor
 ps\, the infamous Starved Rock Murders\, Native ceremonies\, and the park'
 s transformation into one of Illinois' most treasured destinations. As the
  grandson of Chief Walks with the Wind and Stands on a Cloud\, Gerald cont
 inues his family's legacy of preserving and sharing Ho-Chunk history\, off
 ering a unique and meaningful Native perspective on the past and present.<
 /p>\nhttps://eapl.libnet.info/event/17221872
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