The Burt Lake (Cheboiganing) Band of Ottawa and Chippewa

The Burt Lake (Cheboiganing) Band of Ottawa and Chippewa Indians is a Native American community whose traditional homelands are in the Indian (“Colonial”) Point area near Burt Lake, Michigan. The tribe signed treaties with the federal government in 1836 and 1855 and had a village located near the shores of Burt Lake. In October 1900, the village was destroyed by arson in a fraudulent land grab. Today, the Burt Lake Band operates as a 501c3 non-profit organization and State of Michigan Historic Tribe offering language, social, economic and environmental services to our tribal members as finding and staffing permit. The Burt Lake Band has been petitioning the U.S. federal government for reaffirmation of our tribal status as a sovereign Indian Tribe for many generations. Donations to the Burt Lake Band are tax-deductible.

The following DVDs and CDrom, created by the Burt Lake Band’s language and cultural preservation committee, are for sale. Support for these projects was provided in part by the Administration for Native Americans. If you are interested in making a purchase, please download the order form and mail it with a check or money order to:

Kathy Kae
Burt Lake Band Orders
6461 E. Brutus Rd. Box 206
Brutus, MI 49716

DVDs & CDrom to view, click here

DVDs & CDrom Order Form to print, click here

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