Car in the Stampede Parade in Helena in 2010

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DescriptionDan Pocha (Little Shell) driving the car and three women (left to right) Joanne Twoteeth (Kootenai and Chippewa-Cree), Marcy Gray (Blackfeet?), Roberta Twoteeth (Salish and Chippewa-Cree) in regalia. They were participating in the Stampede Parade in Helena in 2010. They signed up as part of the All Nations Culture Program, which was the youth program associated with the Helena Indian Alliance. They organized a float with kids dancing and also decided to parade in a convertible. They thought it would be good for youth to participate. Roberta Twoteeth and her mother Sharon Matt Twoteeth (Salish) ran the All Nations Store, in Helena. It later became the Feathers Trading Post. While it was the All Nations Store, they ran a youth program for a year before the program moved to the Helena Indian Alliance.TypeImageGenrephotographsDate2010SubjectParadesConvertible automobilesContributing InstitutionHelena Indian AllianceGeographic CoverageHelena, MontanaDigital CollectionMontana Urban Indian CollectionDigital Formatimage/jpgDigitization SpecificationunknownSourceRoberta TwoteethDate Digitized2024

CollectionMontana Urban Indian Collection

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