The exhibition "The Legend of the Town Center" delves into the historical and architectural underpinnings of colonization in Indian Territory. Through case studies, detailed plans, and speculative models, the exhibition examines how towns in Oklahoma were designed and constructed to impose new power structures and ideologies on Tribal lands. By analyzing the main streets of these towns, the exhibition reveals how architectural forms and narratives were instrumental in erasing Indigenous cultures and replacing them with pioneer narratives. This work serves as a starting point for retelling American expansion history through the lens of architectural knowledge, challenging dominant narratives and highlighting the significance of Indigenous perspectives.