Folklore of the Anishinabe tribes: Ojibwe (Ojibway) or Chippewa, Algonquin, and Ottawa.
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- Tales of the North American Indians A collection of Northern Tribe folklore including Manabozho (the trickster) and the Other World.
- Ojibwe Oral Tradition Seventeen traditional stories from the Chippewa tribe.
- How Dogs Came to the Indians An Ojibwa legend, explaining how dogs came to man.
- Ottawa story of the Union of Corn and Bean An Anishinabe (Ottawa, Ojibwe, Chippewa) tale of why corn and bean plants are always planted together. This story involves the squash maiden, bean maiden and corn.
- Turtle gets a Shell The Anishinabe tale of how the turtle got its shell.
- Nanabush Stories and other Ottawa Legends Index of Ottawa Indian legends, folktales, and mythology. Including definitions of Nanabush, Gchi Mnidoo, Nookmis, and the Windigo.
- The Ghost Woman and Heavy Collar of the Bloods The Ghost Woman and Heavy Collar of the Bloods
- Windigo: from Canadian (Ojibway) Folklore A retelling of a classic encounter with a windigo.