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1968: A vibrant 8mm home movie captures a parade float in Chicago, Illinois, celebrating the Treaty of Greenville. The floral-decorated float features women waving and smiling, with a large teepee made of flowers symbolizing Native American heritage. This archival footage showcases a festive procession honoring historic First Nations treaties, blending Americana nostalgia with indigenous representation in a mid-20th century civic celebration.
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