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Chief Standing Bear returns home 140 years later

October 16, 2017 | Chief Standing Bear | 0 |

Chief Standing Bear returns home 140 years later

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NextNCIA Executive Director at the Chief Standing Bear sculpture dedication in Lincoln on October 15 with: from left to right, Standing Bear sculpture donor Don Campbell, Dr. Paige Paulson, sculptor Ben Victor.

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