miami indians and some cemeteries

Thanks to hR9 for the music in the video.

In the beginning of the video, I went back to
White's Institute, where I did some
research about 5 yrs ago. At that time,
I was trying to follow a trail of information
about an Indian boarding school that was
there in the 1800s. The grounds you see
held more grave stones engraved with their
native names. I show you the only one left.

The last 2 are Miami Indian cemeteries.

The very last cemetery is the largest
remaining Miami Indian cemetery.
Not very many headstones left, thanks
to those who felt a need to dishonor
the past residents of the tribe in this area.

The schoolhouse you see in the next to
last scene was located at a farm about
a mile away. When we moved here
we met the lady who eventually raised
money to get it moved to where it was
originally. Inside is still the old chalk board
with printing still on it, or at least it was
when we saw it last.

The very last shot in the distance beyond
the trees, is where the battle of 1812
took place. Every year in October a
re-enactment of the war is held.

I'm still learning what this small
camera can do and apologize for
anything that is out of focus.