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The ins and outs of the Potawatomi
By Mary Herra on February 19, 2009
Cliff Frantz was the guest speaker at Monday’s Sugar Grove Historical Society meeting. His talk focused on the Potawatomi Indians that lived throughout the local area. Frantz’s talk about how the Potawatomi lived and farmed, and he also brought in artifacts. Here, Frantz displays a jacket he made for his grandson.
Photo by Mary Herra
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