The railroad tracks that run through the reservation are a reminder of the effects of modernity and how the indigenous peoples have been disrespected.  The tracks were first laid in 1855, across 22 acres of the Pamunkey reservation, without permission from the Pamunkey and with no compensation to the Pamunkey for this unsolicited and unwanted use of their land.

What is: The American flag on the house and truck panels. What was: Sitting at the side of the road on route 66, todays SUV's heritage can be traced back to the panel truck, like this one. In 1917, nine years after the first Model…