White Mountain Apache Collection

Digitized materials from White Mountain Apache Tribe in Arizona. The collection consists primarily of US Government documents and legal documents from the Apache Tribe related to their land claims and other issues.

Contributed by John Welch, Simon Fraser University.

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When the Law Wore Army Blue

Name(s): Walker, Henry
Description: Book Chapter from un-named book.

White Mountain Apache Indian Reseration

Name(s): [Unknown]
Description: Brochure promoting tourism, emphasis on winter sports, camping, fishing, hunting, and ceremonies

White Mountain Apache Indian Reseration

Date: 1985-01-01
Description: A report outlining the rules and regulations regarding hunting, fishing, and camping on the reserve. Maps and images are included.

White Mountain Apache Motel and Restaurant

Name(s): [Unknown]
Description: A brochure about a hotel owned and operated by Apache people, and promotes tourism in surrounding area, several images are included

White Mountain Apache Program Review

Description: A list of topics with discussion point that the council wants to talk about at the then current program review.

White Mountain Apache Tribe Centennial

Description: Pamphlet about the centennial which involves forming a committee to plan and develop events, activities, and programs.

White Mountain Apacheland

Name(s): Jeffers, Jo
Description: Promotional

White Mountain Apacheland

Name(s): Jeffers, Jo
Description: Promotional

White Mountain Apaches Build Lumber Industry

Name(s): Cavanaugh, Wade
Description: Article about the tribal sawmill's history and the company's ethics.

White Mountain Apaches Host Cattle Growers' Tour of Cibecue Watershed

Name(s): Schaus, Dick
Description: Article discussing visitors sojourning to Cibecue to observe the Fort Apache's land, cattle, and watershed program.

White Mountain Apaches Invite You

Date: 1960-09
Name(s): Ferguson, H. N.
Description: Overview of WMAT tourism policy

White Mountain Indian Reservation, Arizona. The Deer Creek Coal Fields

Date: 1884-02-25
Name(s): Oury
Description: Report imploring the House to annex Indigenous land to Arizona because it's rich in coal and other minerals.

White Mountains Dam May Provide Test Case

Name(s): Brinegar, Dave
Description: Article about who legal controls water in Arizona on Federal land (i.e. on reserves).

Whiteriver Recreation Building

Date: 1956-07-13
Name(s): Davis, Silas O.
Description: Discusses need for recreation and business facilities in Whiteriver, noting proposed income and associated costs

Why is it Fort Apache

Name(s): [Unknown]
Description: News article explaining why colonists called the White Mountain Apache people's land Fort Apache. Furthermore, the Apache people want their true name to be recognized.