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Carlisle Indian Industrial School (Carlisle, Pa.)

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Boarding Schools
From: ENCYCLOPEDIA OF NORTH AMERICAN INDIANS

Carlisle Indian Industrial School
From: ENCYCLOPEDIA OF NORTH AMERICAN INDIANS

Carlisle Indian School
From: Indian Terms of the Americas

Federal Indian Education
From: American Indians in American History, 1870–2001

Language, Intellectual Life, Oral Tradition, and Education
From: DAILY LIFE OF NATIVE AMERICANS IN THE TWENTIETH CENTURY

Carlisle Indian Industrial School
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Reservation Boarding School System in the US, 1870-1928
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Classroom at Indian Industrial School, Carlisle, Pennsylvania. (Courtesy of the Library of Congress.)

Elementary school class at Carlisle Indian Industrial School. Courtesy of Library of Congress.

Carlisle Indian Industrial School, before and after. Students at the Carlisle Indian Industrial School were photographed on their arrival at the school and again after they were “civilized.” The young Pueblo men in this series were given uniforms and haircuts, literally cutting them off from the sustenance of their families and religious beliefs. From New England Magazine, April 1895.