Indigenoushistory Stories

Time doesn't always move forward. Sometimes it hunts you. When fifteen-year-old Anna Turner is uprooted from San Francisco and dropped into a crumbling 1800s stone house in Logan, Utah, she expects boredom, not... fractures in reality. Whispers of another century. Footsteps in locked rooms. A Shoshone girl in the mirror where Anna should be. And memories that don't belong to her. Some doors aren't meant to open. But this house doesn't care. When time slips, truth bleeds. And Anna must face a past that refuses to stay buried - before it claims her future. 🕰️ Time-slip mystery 🌄 Historical Indigenous echoes 👻 Haunted-house atmosphere 💔 Family secrets & second chances History isn't gone. It's waiting.

This was my final history paper for Modern American History, fall 2020 semester. Thought I would share it to bring awareness to how the effects of colonization impact indigenous people in America to this day.