The city of Elgin and the surrounding towns were once home to several indigenous nations. The Indian Removal Act of 1830 and the Black Hawk Indian War of 1832 are part of the reason we are all able to now call this land home. This banner was designed to be a daily reminder of whose land we inhabit and to make an effort to honor the ancestors of those displaced by colonization. All proceeds from this print will be donated to Project 562 which strives to celebrate the lives of Native Americans across the country.

This art is printed on uncoated, archival quality paper.
Size is 4x12.