E-Mail to the Editor

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Dear Editor,

I seem to remember that the Seminoles did not sign a treaty with the U.S. until sometime in the 1950s. Could you tell me when it was finally signed?

Thank you,
Floyd

Dear Floyd,

Thank you for your inquiry. The Seminoles never signed a peace treaty; however the Seminole Tribe of Florida did become a federally recognized Tribe in 1957. This began a new era of political identity for the Seminoles.

Sincerely,
Tina M. Osceola
Director of Museums

Dear Editor,

Thank you for sponsoring Amokura, who were spectacular. The show was an uplifting experience for all and much appreciated by my mother and me.
You have chosen a wonderful means of sharing the rewards you are now receiving by ingeniously turning an unfortunate history into a well deserved present and future. I hope you will use your good fortune to continue to bring us more fascinating and moving cultural experiences. I now feel obligated to lose at least $100 at the Hard Rock!
Thanks again for Amokura who were also very generous with their time after the show.

Sincerely,
Howard Sher
Hollywood