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Lenape Nation of Pennsylvania

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The LNPA is a tribal entity of Lenape People dedicated to increasing awareness of Lenape culture. We welcome all to visit us and learn more about the past and present of the Lenape in Pennsylvania and the Tri-State area.

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  • [H1] Click here to preview and support the documentary "When the Rivers Speak," featuring the Lenape Nation of Pennsylvania
  • [H2] 1. Governor Shapiro     Phone: 717-787-2500     Email: governor@state.pa.us
  • [H2] 2. Attorney General Dave Sunday     Phone: 717-787-3391     Email: info@attorneygeneral.gov
  • [H2] 3. Lt. Governor Austin Davis     Phone: 717-787-3300     Email: LGoffice@pa.gov
  • [H2] 5. Your State Senator
  • [H2] 4. Your State Representative
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  • [H2] Articles about our 5/1/23 Tamanend Day Rally for Recognition at the PA State Capitol:
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  • [H2] CoNAM joins Harrisburg rally for Lenape of PA state recognition
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  • [H2] Pennsylvania lawmakers called on to recognize Lenape Nation
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  • [H2] Professors Martin, Revier Tout University’s Partnership with Lenape Tribe at State Capitol
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  • [H2] Click here  to  view our Tribal Resolution Affirming the
  • [H2] United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples
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  • [H2] ​Who are the people of the Lenape Nation of Pennsylvania? An easy answer is that we are the indigenous people of this land now called Pennsylvania. All of our members are Lenape people who must submit records of their Lenape genealogy to be considered for membership.Yet there is so much more. Our history is unique, and it is the story of families and survival. It is a story of honoring treaties and following certain leaders such as Issac Still, Tatamay, and Teedyuskung.
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  • [H2] We are the descendants of the Lenape people who stayed in our homeland and of those who went west to Ohio and returned. Our families include descendants of Hannah Freeman, Issac Still, Killbuck, and Henry. Some settled in the Pocono Mountains and others in Allentown, Nazareth, and Bethlehem. Many lived on both sides of the Delaware River in Easton and Burlington where communities were documented in 1840. Our Brown and Still families come from the Brotherton and Shamong areas of New Jersey. Some descend from the inhabitants of missions such as Shekomeko, Friedenshutten, and Meniolagomeka. Others are the descendants of marriages between the Lenape and the earliest German immigrants. Our history is a rich one in which we take great pride.
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  • [H2] We have established a 501(c)(3) non-profit dedicated to increasing awareness of Lenape history and culture. Created to join together the members of the Lenape Nation and anyone else interested in continuing the development of the language and culture of the Lenape people, the Lenape Nation of Pennsylvania is active in the revival of tradition and community. We encourage partnerships among people and organizations in order to foster cultural, historical, and environmental education and preservation. 
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  • [H2] WHO ARE THE LENAPE?     
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  • [H2] The Lenape people are the original inhabitants of eastern Pennsylvania, southern New York, New Jersey, and northern Delaware (collectively referred to as the Lenapehokink--"land of the Lenape"). For over 10,000 years we have been the caretakers of these lands and of The River of Human Beings, more commonly known as the Delaware River. The Lenape were the first tribe to sign a treaty with the United States and the first tribe to have land set aside for them in New Jersey.
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  • [H2] Over a period of 250 years, many Lenape people were removed and dispersed throughout the country. Some took refuge with other tribes. A large number of Lenape families remained in the homelands and continue the traditions of their ancestors up to our present day. Today the Lenape people from all over Turtle Island (North America) are revitalizing their communities.
  • [H2] Many place names in Pennsylvania are derived from the Lenape Language, such as Manayunk, Conshohocken, and Neshaminy...to mention only a few. In the city of Philadelphia stands a statue of Chief Tamanend, a revered leader among the Lenape, who signed many treaties with William Penn. The history of the Lenape is truly the history of Pennsylvania.
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  • [H2] Ever since our people were fractured by colonialism, there have been Lenape people spread across the country, continent, and beyond. We are not the only nation of Lenape people today; other nations of Lenape people represent both the Lenape who remained in our homeland and our diaspora, and carry on Lenape tradition and culture today:
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  • [H2] Nations representing Lenape who have remained in our homelands:
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  • [H2] The Lenape Indian Tribe of Delaware (DE)
  • [H2] The Lenape Nation of Pennsylvania (PA)
  • [H2] The Nanticoke Lenni-Lenape Tribal Nation (NJ)
  • [H2] The Ramapo Munsee Lenape Nation (NJ)
  • [H2] The Sand Hill Indians (NJ)
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  • [H2] Nations representing Lenape who were forcibly removed from our homelands:
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  • [H2] The Delaware Nation (OK)
  • [H2] The Delaware Nation at Moraviantown (ON, Canada)
  • [H2] The Delaware of Six Nations (ON, Canada)
  • [H2] The Delaware Tribe of Indians (OK)
  • [H2] The Delawares of Idaho (ID)
  • [H2] The Kansas Delaware Tribe (KS)
  • [H2] The Munsee-Delaware Nation (ON, Canada)
  • [H2] The Munsee Tribe in Kansas (KS)
  • [H2] The Stockbridge-Munsee Community Band of Mohican Indians (WI)
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  • [H2] The Lenape Nation of Pennsylvania is committed to working with our Lenape cousins of all nations, homeland and diaspora, recognized and unrecognized by federal or state governments. We are all relations. We are all Lenape.
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  • [H4] Lenape Nation of Pennsylvania

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