Stockbridge Indian Tribe

The Stockbridge Indian Tribe is a Native American group originally consisting of descendants from the Mahican and other northeastern tribes, who migrated to Massachusetts in the 18th century. They are known for their peaceful way of life and efforts to preserve their culture and traditions. Today, they are recognized as a federally recognized tribe, meaning they have official acknowledgment by the U.S. government. Their community focuses on cultural preservation, education, and maintaining their heritage, while adapting to modern circumstances. The tribe’s history reflects resilience and identity connected to their ancestral roots in the northeastern United States.