“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. .
LeAnne Howe and Joshua Nelson traveled to Zaragoza, Mexico in the spring of 2017 along with production co-ordinator and...
American Public Television (APT) has agreed to be the national distributor of Searching for Sequoyah to PBS affiliated stations...
You can read our 4.5 out of 5 stars review on the Video Librarian website.
We completed our first R&D and mini-production trip in March, 2016 while doing research at the Cherokee Nation in...
Educational institutions can now purchase an in perpetuity streaming license for “Searching for Sequoyah”. The license is only available...
In July of 2018 our production team traveled to Oklahoma for nearly a week of filming interviews, discussions between...
VMM funding is provided by CPB and is specifically intended to support Native American filmmakers. Successful completion of the...
We received this email below from Maximillian Theron Frye, a descendant of the historical Seminole Chief Coacoochee “Chief Wildcat,”...
2-Disc Blu-Ray Set and PPR (Streaming) AvailableOctober 10, 2023
4.5 Star Review from Video LibrarianJuly 5, 2023
In Perpetuity Streaming Licenses for Educators Now Available.November 3, 2022
Educators can stream SFS starting October 18, 2022 on Kanopy.October 5, 2022
Descendant of Seminole chief spots ancestor in SFSNovember 27, 2021
“Big old stone house of the Cherokee Indians” Archival Photo FoundNovember 27, 2021
