Kauwetsʔa·ka – People of the Water
The Meherrin Indian Tribe gratefully acknowledges the individuals, families, collectors, institutions, and organizations who have contributed artifacts, historical materials, and support to the Meherrin Museum and Cultural Center.
Through their generosity, items connected to Meherrin history and ancestral lands are being preserved so that future generations of Kauwetsʔa·ka people can learn from and reconnect with their heritage.
The Meherrin Museum Donor Recognition page honors those who have entrusted the Tribe with items connected to Meherrin history and territory. Each contribution helps restore and preserve the cultural story of the Meherrin people.
Artifact Donors
Individuals and families who have donated artifacts connected to Meherrin history and territory.
Douglas Pickette (The W. L. Pickette Artifacts Collection) donated March 14, 2026.
Cultural Preservation Supporters
Supporters who have contributed to the development of the Meherrin Museum through equipment, display cases, archival materials, research support, or financial contributions
Anonymous Donors
Some donors may prefer to remain anonymous. The Meherrin Indian Tribe respects those wishes while still acknowledging their contributions to cultural preservation.
Donors are listed with permission. Some contributors may choose to remain anonymous.