Offerings for Tauxenent: Acknowledging Indigenous Place

This exhibit, created by public history students at George Mason University, brings attention to the Doeg people. The Doeg, for whom Dogue Creek and Dogue Run Farm are named, lived on the land that is now Woodlawn at the time that Europeans arrived in Virginia. Students worked with contemporary local tribal, intertribal, and immigrant Indigenous communities, who created objects, remembrances, and offerings for the Doeg people.