Historical Marker For Lumbee Tribe Unveiled In Robeson County

Historical marker for Lumbee Tribe unveiled in Robeson County

Lumbee Tribe Unveils New Planned Subdivision Development in Northern Robeson County in District 13

North Carolina Highway Historical Marker to Commemorate Battle of Hayes Pond

Buie Mound Historic Marker Dedicated by State of NC

Native American History in North Carolina | Lumbee Tribe Wants US Recognition

WRAL

Historical Marker unveiled for Pine Gardens Community

Lumbee Native American Tribe Wants US Recognition - "People of the Dark Water" - A WRAL Documentary

INDIAN BY BIRTH - THE LUMBEE DIALECT (full movie)

The Language & Life Project

Lumbee Tribe Unveils Property for Future Subdivision on Highway 41 in Lumberton

Frenchtown Historical Markers Unveiling

History of the lumbee tribe, Native Americans

Who are the Lumbee Native American People?

TMH

For Lumbee Tribal recognition: 'If it's done right'

The News & Observer

Celebrating Native American Heritage with the Lumbee Tribe

Lumbee Tribal Administration Monitors Rising Water at the Lumbee Tribe Cultural Center

Lumbee Tribal Council welcomes you to Lumbee Homecoming - Greeting 2022

NC House Speaker Tim Moore Tours Lumbee Tribal Housing Complex 2022

North Carolina’s Lumbee tribe swing vote

Lumbee Tribal Chairman Gives an Update on Federal Recognition

Development is Underway for District 1 Elders' Community Village in Rowland, NC