During class we learned about the Native American graves
found on Harpeth halls campus. Two different gravesites were found, one on the
track and the other on the softball field. The graves from the track have no
record as to where they were moved, but the graves from the softball field were
moved to the back of the library and they are still there today. I think it is
very interesting that we were never told that there were graves behind our
library. I feel like it is important to inform the community about the graves,
so they know to respect them and not walk on top of them. On the other hand, if
we start to publicize this information before the location of the graves from
the track are located, there could be some backlash and conspiracies. I am curious
as to how people today would react to how Harpeth hall dealt with the graves versus
how people in 1987. I am also interested to understand how this important
information was not properly conveyed to proceeding heads of school. I feel
like there should be an archive of pictures and information about the graves. I
think we should also look into some Native American traditions and that may
help us understand the ways in which Harpeth Hall acted.
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