“Big old stone house of the Cherokee Indians” Zaragoza, MX, 1952. Omer Morgan standing far right.
Our Zaragoza, MX based historian Alberto Galindo discovered this archival photo that was used in the 1952 Tahlequah Star-Citizen article featuring the search for Sequoyah undertaken by Omer Morgan. Unfortunately it was discovered too late to be used in the film and is a poor reproduction. Alberto is still searching for the original or a better reproduction. .
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