The western edge of Michigan’s Upper Peninsula hides a colossal secret that makes your average roadside attraction look like a carnival prize participation trophy.

MS. OF "HIAWATHA" TO BE ON EXHIBITION; Original Draft of the Poem by Longfellow, Very Well Preserved, LENT BY A DAUGHTER Will Be Shown with Portraits at the Arts Club Centenary Celebration.

Keewaydin Island's name comes from the Ojibway word for "northwest wind," featured in Longfellow's poem "The Song of Hiawatha." Marco Island, the largest of the Ten Thousand Islands, evolved from ...

Song of Hiawatha was fairly interesting enough to watch through, the movie starts out with some European Settlers who find an American Indian tribe, in eastern North America, specifically they must be ...

The poems could have been written in Harley Street or the bustle of Piccadilly Circus. Hiawatha ’s meter was Finnish. It takes an individual or corrupted imagination for colonial poetry to sever its ...

Coleridge-Taylor's music reached all over Britain, and The Song of Hiawatha attracted much attention. Based on Longfellow's epic poem of Native American life, it attracted Americans.

He’d written the tremendously popular “Hiawatha’s Wedding Feast,” based on Henry Wadsworth Longfellow’s “Song of Hiawatha,” at the turn of the century, and made three tours to the ...

Scene from "The Song of Hiawatha (Chapter XXI. The White Man's Foot)" - a long poem in the form of an epic, written by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow (1807-1882). It tells of the life of the Ojibwe ...