Town Creek Indian Mound is one of North Carolina's 27 State Historic Sites. Located east of Mt. Gilead in southern Montgomery County, it is the only State Historic Site dedicated to American Indian history. The site represents an example of South Appalachian Mississippian expression on the edge of the Mississippian world. Around 1000 AD new cultural traits began to appear along the banks of the Little River above its confluence with the Town Creek; just upstream of the Pee Dee River. Archaeologist named this cultural tradition Pee Dee due to the close proximityto the great river. The new tradition differed from habits of surrounding groups. These people participated in moud building, far-reaching trade, and agriculture on a large scale to sustain their growing population. Learn more about the site at www.towncreek.nchistoricsites.com
Indian Mound Mall was created in 1986.
The address of the Town Creek Branch Library is: 1851 Alabama Hwy 20, Town Creek, 35672 1483
There was a Creek Indian by the name of Little Owl.
Poarch Creek Indian Reservation was created in 1984.
Indian Creek massacre happened on 1832-05-21.
Grove Creek Mound
Alabama.
Alabama means "tribal town" in the Creek Indian language.
Indian Mound Cemetery was created in 1859.
Indian Mound Mall was created in 1986.
The Creek Nation
The Potomac and Ohio Rivers. Spruce Knob, Greenbrier Resort, Sycamore Dale Plantation, Indian Mound Cemetery, Criel Mound, Grave Creek Mound, Wheeling Suspension Bridge, Clover Site, Lost World Caverns, Canaan Valley, Thurmond,
The town was originally named Tallasi after a Creek Indian word meaning "old town". This was eventually simplified/corrupted to "Tulsa".
The address of the Town Creek Branch Library is: 1851 Alabama Hwy 20, Town Creek, 35672 1483
Creek or Muskogee is an Indian language that was originally spoken in Alabama and Georgia. In Creek, Alabama means tribal town.
Indian Creek, IL is in Lake county.
Indian Creek Railroad was created in 1980.