The Enchanted Spring: An American Indian Legend

A life-long resident of the Shinnecock Indian Reservation in Southampton, New York, Princess Nowedonah was a teacher, church leader, tribal historian, and preserver of Shinnecock culture. In The Enchanted Spring she explores the wonders of the Weckatuck Spring’s mysterious spells through Shinnecock stories and folk songs. Each song describes the powers of the spring, which is now part of the Elizabeth Morton Wildlife Refuge in Sag Harbor, New York. The spring inspires love in “The Story of Poggatatuck,” and healing in the story of “Tiana and the Isle of the Dead.”

Track Listing

101	The Story of Poggatatuck and Ashwa: Going Back in Time	Princess Nowedonah	05:06
102	The Story of Poggatatuck and Ashwa: The Enchanted Spring	Princess Nowedonah	04:34
103	The Story of Poggatatuck and Ashwa: The Dream of Poggatatuck	Princess Nowedonah	03:11
104	The Story of Poggatatuck and Ashwa: Poggatatuck Courts Princess Ashwa	Princess Nowedonah	06:07
105	The Story of Poggatatuck and Ashwa: The Marriage of Poggatatuck and Ashwa	Princess Nowedonah	07:42
201	Tiana and the Isle of the Dead: The Importance of Water	Princess Nowedonah	02:01
202	Tiana and the Isle of the Dead: Tiana Grows Up	Princess Nowedonah	05:38
203	Tiana and the Isle of the Dead: The Tragedy of the Montauketts	Princess Nowedonah	05:29
204	Tiana and the Isle of the Dead: Tiana Saves the Montuaketts	Princess Nowedonah	05:08
205	Tiana and the Isle of the Dead: Tiana's Failure at Monchonock Island	Princess Nowedonah	05:09
206	Tiana and the Isle of the Dead: Tiana Comes Back Home	Princess Nowedonah	01:54