The White Dog is very significant to ancient Chickasaw history. As our tribe migrated, the dog led and protected our Chickasaw ancestors throughout their journey. Experience this history today at the Chickasaw Cultural Center’s new “Ofi’ Tohbi Exhibit,” open through May 27. | The Chickasaw Nation

92 reactions · 29 shares | This Day in Chickasaw History: On November 17, 1898, the Chickasaw National Capitol building was dedicated in Tishomingo, Oklahoma. Built of hand-hewn pink granite from a nearby quarry, it was the seat of Chickasaw government until Oklahoma statehood. In 1992, the building was reclaimed by Governor Bill Anoatubby and now serves as a museum and symbol of the Unconquered and Unconquerable. https://bit.ly/49xwV6Z | Chickasaw.tv | Facebook