Print Shop, New Echota Historic Site

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The reconstructed print shop at the New Echota Historic Site is where the Cherokee Phoenix, the first Native American newspaper in the United States, was published. The New Echota Historic Site, located in Calhoun, commemorates the former capital of the Cherokee Nation.

Image from George Puvvada

Print Shop, New Echota Historic Site

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