6 passages in 6 source items for “Kitchawank Navish Wappinger”

Novi Belgii Map Excerpt (1685) Detail from a 1685 edition of the Novi Belgii map showing the Hudson River valley including the area near present-day Croton Point where the Kitchawank had their fortress Navish. Date: 1685 Type: map Subjects…

Indian Tribes in the Vicinity of Manhattan (1921) 1921 map showing the locations of indigenous tribes around Manhattan, including the Kitchawank in the Croton-on-Hudson area. The Kitchawank were a band of the Wappinger Confederacy. Date: 1921 Location: Greater…

…Ruttenber's 1872 study, the definitive 19th-century work on the Kitchawank, Wappinger, and other Hudson River indigenous peoples. Date: 1872 Type: engraving Subjects: book cover Source: Internet Archive (ruttenberindians00ruttrich), p.1 License: Public domain

Kitchawank Native American Village An illustration depicting a Native American village, likely of the Kitchawank people, showing a palisaded settlement with several rounded houses or wigwams and a central fire pit. The village is surrounded by a wooden palisade with…

…Nimham was the last sachem of the Wappinger who traveled to London in 1766 and died at the Battle of Kingsbridge in 1778. Date: 2022 Location: Fishkill, NY (intersection of NY-52 and NY-82) Type: photograph Subjects: statue, Native…

Massacre of Indians at Pavonia (1643) 1859 engraving by Benson Lossing depicting the Pavonia Massacre of February 25, 1643, when Dutch soldiers killed approximately 120 sleeping Wappinger refugees at Pavonia (Jersey City). The massacre triggered Kieft's War. Date: 1859…