Let's Give Native History The Recognition It Deserves

Help Preserve Tennessee's Native History

For more than a decade, we've been researching, documenting, and sharing Tennessee's Native history—making it freely available to everyone ...

But We Can't Do It Without You

Why should you donate to the Native History Association? Since 2012, support from people like you has helped us:

• Identified a previously unknown Trail of Tears segment located on federal property in Rutherford County - the Old Jefferson Site.
  
• Discovered the last standing structure of Nashville's first bridge - the 1823 Nashville Toll Bridge, used by the Cherokee on the Trail of Tears.
  
• Conducted free public tours of the Sellars Farm, Old Jefferson, and Mound Bottom sites.
  
• Given free presentations and participated in programs at local schools and universities, and several community organizations.
  
• Worked with federal, state, and local governments to promote the Trail of Tears National Historic Trail.
  
• Spent thousands of hours researching and documenting Native American historical sites throughout Tennessee..
  
• Created and continue to maintain this website and our educational Facebook page.
  

We're working to do even more. Our current projects include promoting the Trail of Tears National Historic Trail in Tennessee, expanding this website, and developing new educational publications and software.

Every article we publish, every Native historical site we document, every educational program we present, and every visitor who discovers Tennessee's Native history is made possible by people who believe these stories deserve to be remembered.

If you believe this work is worthwhile and you'd like to see us continue these efforts, please consider making a donation. Any amount is sincerely appreciated.

We use PayPal to handle our online donations, so you'll be able to log in to your PayPal account if you have one, or use a credit card if you prefer. You'll be able to enter any amount you wish to contribute, and all donations are sincerely appreciated.

The Native History Association is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization and all donations and membership dues are tax deductible.

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Other Ways To Help

Another way you can support us is to help more people discover Tennessee's Native history. Follow us on Facebook, share our articles and posts, and tell others about our website. Every share helps more people discover Tennessee's Native history.

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Help Fund the East Nashville Mounds Historical Marker

Questions?

If you have any questions, please Click Here to send us an email.

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Thank you for supporting our work.