Mapping Cherokee Nation Trails in the Appalachians

Lamar Marshall, a Cherokee, has dedicated over a decade to mapping and preserving Cherokee trails across the Appalachians. His work aims to restore the cultural heritage of the Cherokee people by using historic maps to create modern ones. This project is crucial for the Cherokee tribes to remember their history and pass it on to future generations. The trails are a significant part of their cultural identity, and efforts are being made to ensure their preservation for the survival of Cherokee culture.

What motivated Lamar Marshall to quit his job in corporate America?

How did Lamar Marshall contribute to the preservation of Cherokee culture?

What significance do the trails hold for the Cherokee people?

Describe the types of historical evidence Lamar found while mapping the trails.

What is the importance of the records and maps produced by Lamar Marshall?