Eloise Whitebear Pease collection II, 1825-2006 (bulk 1950s-2006).

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Eloise Whitebear Pease collection II, 1825-2006 (bulk 1950s-2006).

This collection covers the period from 1825 to 2006 with the preponderance of material from the 1950s to 2006. Material related to Pease's professional activities includes Crow tribal council announcements, minutes, and resolutions with the bulk from the 1960s and 1970s when she served as secretary of the Crow Tribal Council. The collection also includes resolutions and correspondence from the Crow legislature after the passage of a new Crow constitution in 2001 during her tenure as a district legislator from Lodge Grass. Along with her role in tribal government, Pease also participated in economic development strategies for the Crow nation. Material related to this activity includes minutes, resolutions, and documents from Crow Industrial Development Committee and the subsequent economic proposals and entities that the committee enacted or created during the 1960s and 1970s. As a Crow historian, Pease collected a great deal of research dealing with pre and post reservation periods. While the bulk of historical research consists of federal documents and local histories, the collection also includes secondary sources along with her research notes and correspondence. The collection also includes teaching material on Crow/Native American history and culture.

8.5 linear ft.

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SNAC Resource ID: 8194778

Little Big Horn College Library

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Crow Tribal Council

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Pease, Eloise Whitebear, 1917-2008

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Eloise Whitebear Pease was born on 1 September 1917 and was one-half Crow, one-fourth Welsh, and one-fourth Scots Irish. She attended schools in Crow Agency and Hardin, Montana, and later attended Eastern Montana College and Little Big Horn College in Crow Agency where she received her Associate of Arts degree in 1990. Pease first started working in 1935 holding a variety of positions including secretary, bookkeeper, historian, program developer and director, teacher, librarian, researcher, and ...

Crow Industrial Development Committee.

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Crow Tribe of Montana.

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