Participants in the 2009 Woodland Indian Camp at Pricketts Fort were witness to a rare event on Wednesday evening, July 1: the appearance of one of the most widely renowned and honored of Cherokee chiefs, the mid-eighteenth century orator and warrior Ostenaco (portrayed by historian and re-enactor Doug Wood).
During the early 1760s, Ostenaco moved [...]
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The ghost of Ostenaco spotted at Pricketts Fort…
Posted in Aaron Bosnick, Cherokee, Doug Wood, Mary Rose Mustachio, Ostenaco, Shawnee on July 7, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
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