Seminole Indians in Florida - History of the Florida Seminole Tribe

'We're not extinct': Seminole Tribe of Florida highlights Tampa history for Indigenous People’s Day

A sneak peek at the latest project coming from Seminole Nation Media (Communications). "Albert encuko takliket os" (Albert is home) is a short film about the events that took place in September and October 2024 when delegates of the Seminole Nation traveled to Carlisle Pennsylvania to bring home the remains of Albert Mekko (Seminole). Albert was a student at the Carlisle Indian Industrial School and died in 1881. He was buried in the school cemetery where he remained for 143 years. In early Octo

The Seminole Nation Historic Preservation Department is hard at work preparing for Seminole Nation Days next week. One of their displays will be a walk through arbor which they began building this week and scheduled to be completed next week. Seminole Nation Days takes place September 16-18 at the Mekusukey Mission. | Seminole Nation of Oklahoma

SEMINOLE NATION INDEPENDENCE DAY On August 7th, 1856 the Seminole people signed a treaty to gain sovereignty as a nation in Indian Territory after being under the jurisdiction of the Creek nation. This would be known and forever celebrated as our Independence Day. In years past, a dinner and a gathering would take place to commemorate the day, however due to the pandemic, a short video featuring Chief Greg Chilcoat, Asssistant Chief Lewis Johnson, Rodney Factor and the Historic Preservation Dept