KBOCC Oral History Workshop
Summer 2011
Archive and Document Collections for Ojibwe and KBIC History
Name of Collection:
Location:
Phone:
Webpage:
Contact person (if relevant):
Hours of Operation:
Special instructions for visitors:
Some facilities are not equipped to deal frequently with researchers. Provide
information that will help visitors work with staff in consideration of their limitations.
Description of Collection or Documentary Records.
Write a description of the types of documents which are found at this location of
relevance to Ojibwe history. Although we are primarily interested in the second half of
the 20th century for the oral history project, it is also important to note resources
pertinent for earlier history that you discover. Note which resources (if any) are on the
internet. Highlight what you find to be the more important resources. This resource
guide will also be useful for teachers in HS and College for student projects.
Your name and contact information:
Date of your visit:
List of Collections/Archives/Document Resources
*Denotes priority for visit
Baraga County
*KBIC Tribal Offices:
Court records
Tribal Preservation Office
Natural Resources Dept
Tribal Council
Other?
*Baraga Historical Society
*Baraga County Offices:
County Clerk
Courts:
Probate
District
Circuit (Baraga County office)
Register of Deeds
Equalization
Townships:
Baraga
L’Anse
Cemeteries (records of burials) – Assinins, Pinery, other?
Marquette County
Diocese of Marquette (archives)
NMU Archives
Marquette County Historical Museum
Houghton County
MTU Archives
Finlandia – Finnish American Heritage Center
Keweenaw National Historical Park
Church of the Latter Day Saints (family history center, BIA microfilm records)