White Hair Memorial
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The White Hair Memorial Learning Resource Center is located in the 1920s-era home of Lillie Morrell Burkhart, an Osage Indian and descendant of Chief Pawhuska (White Hair). A repository for Osage artifacts and documents, the collections include various resources such as maps, annuity rolls, oral histories, and photographs.
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