On December 10, 1923, Alma Hogan Snell, a revered Crow elder, author, and historian, was born in Crow Agency, Montana. Snell dedicated her life to preserving and sharing the rich cultural heritage and traditions of the Apsáalooke (Crow) people.

Through her extensive writings, including "Grandmother"s Grandchild: My Crow Indian Life," and her oral storytelling, she provided invaluable insights into Crow history, spirituality, and daily life. Her work served as a crucial bridge between generations and cultures, ensuring that the wisdom and experiences of her ancestors were not lost. Snell"s contributions to indigenous scholarship and cultural preservation earned her widespread respect and recognition, making her a significant figure in Montana"s history and a powerful voice for Native American communities. Her legacy continues to inspire and educate about the enduring strength and richness of Crow culture.