The White House's role in Indigenous history: An evolving relationship

USA TODAY - For more and to sign up click here USA TODAY Stewart D. McLaurinBefore there was a White House, Native American tribes like the Nacotchtanks and Patawomekes lived in the Potomac Valley region for more than 10,000 years, part of an East Coast network linked by interconnected waterways. Captain John Smith came in 1608 to a region dotted with villages near modern day-Washington, D.C. that had developed…