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    • Sioux Indians in ambush preparing to attack settlers

    • Sioux Indians in ambush preparing to attack settlers

    • Native American (Sioux) men crouch behind a fence as they wait to attack a farm. One man holds a rifle and wears a bow and quiver.

    • Dakota Indians--1860-1870.; Indians of North America--1860-1870.; Ambushes--1860-1870.

    • [between 1940 and 1960]
    • Two bits to see the papoose

    • Two bits to see the papoose

    • White men and women give money to Native American (tribe unknown) women so they can see children in cradleboards.

    • Indians of North America--1870-1880.; Cradleboards--1870-1880.

    • [between 1940 and 1960]
    • Indians gambling for the possession of a captive

    • Indians gambling for the possession of a captive

    • Native American (Plains) gamble near covered wagons. Shows a woman bound to a wagon wheel, and a man being dragged toward the gamblers.

    • Indians of North America--Great Plains--1870-1880.; Gambling--1870-1880.

    • [between 1940 and 1960]
    • The Cherokee Nation It's capitol, rulers, and public institutions.

    • The Cherokee Nation It's capitol, rulers, and public institutions.

    • Shows buildings and people associated with the Native American Cherokee Nation; the Capitol building, the Woman's Seminary, the Insane and Deaf Asylum, a house, D. Bushyhead, principal chief, Sequoyah, and Wilson Hare, speaker of the lower house.

    • Cherokee Indians--1880-1890.; Indians of North America--1880-1890.; Buildings--1880-1890.; Tribal chiefs--1880-1890.

    • [between 1940 and 1960]
    • Lrataba, chief of the Mojaves

    • Lrataba, chief of the Mojaves

    • Sitting portrait of a Native American (Mohave) man identified as Lrataba. He wears a suit coat, bow tie, long hair, and a head cover.

    • Indians of North America--1860-1870.; Mohave Indians--1860-1870.; Lrataba, Mohave Indian.

    • 1864?
    • Miss Kitty Ross, daughter of a leading official of the Cherokee Nation

    • Miss Kitty Ross, daughter of a leading official of the Cherokee Nation

    • Portrait of a Native American (Cherokee) woman identified as Kitty Ross. She sits on a swing and wears a long sleeved shirt with decorative lace on the wrists and neck, and a hat. She is the wife of Daniel E. Ross, Assistant Secretary of the...

    • Cherokee Indians--1880-1890.; Indians of North America--1880-1890.; Women--1880-1890.; Ross, Daniel E.--Family.; Ross, Kitty.

    • 1887?
    • Cheyenne Agency

    • Cheyenne Agency

    • Shows a large wooden building, a wagon, people, and horses on a road at the Cheyenne Agency, Wyoming.

    • United States. Office of Indian Affairs. Cheyenne Agency--1880-1890.; Cheyenne Indians--Government relations--1880-1890.; Indians of North America--1880-1890.; Buildings--1880-1890.

    • 1889?
    • Reality on the plains

    • Reality on the plains

    • A uniformed soldier with head bandages stands over the body of a shirtless dead man. The soldier has a saber at his side and a hat in his hand, the dead man has an arrow in his chest and a picture of a girl near his outstretched hand.

    • Indians of North America--War--1870-1880.; Soldiers--1870-1880.

    • [1940-1970?]
    • The store of the trading post

    • The store of the trading post

    • Native Americans line up at the counter of a trading post as two white men attend to their needs.

    • Indians of North America--1860-1870.; Trading posts--1860-1870.

    • 1870?
    • Little Robe (Tak-kee-o-mah), chief of the Cheyennes

    • Little Robe (Tak-kee-o-mah), chief of the Cheyennes

    • Head and shoulders portrait of a Native American (Cheyenne) man, identified as Little Robe (Takkeeomah). He wears a coat with shoulder bands and buttons, braids, and earrings.

    • Cheyenne Indians--1870-1880.; Indians of North America--1870-1880.; Tribal chiefs--1870-1880.; Little Robe.

    • [between 1940 and 1970?]
    • The Battle at Beecher's Island

    • The Battle at Beecher's Island

    • White soldiers battle Native Americans (Cheyenne) at the Battle of Beecher's Island on the Arikaree River, Colorado.

    • Cheyenne Indians--Colorado--1860-1870.; Indians of North America--Colorado--1860-1870.; Campaigns & battles--Colorado--1860-1870.; Beecher Island, Battle of, 1868.

    • [between 1940 and 1970?]
    • The rescue

    • The rescue

    • Reproduction of a drawing shows a soldier helping his wounded comrade at the Battle of Beecher Island, Colorado, 1868, between the U. S. Cavalry and Native American Cheyenne.

    • Cheyenne Indians--War--Colorado--1860-1870.; Indians of North America--Colorado--1860-1870.; Beecher Island, Battle of, 1868.

    • [between 1940 and 1970?]
    • The defence from the island

    • The defence from the island

    • The Battle of Beecher Island, Colorado, 1868, pitted Native American Cheyenne against the U. S. Cavalry. One white man and three horses have fallen, others wage the battle.

    • Cheyenne Indians--War--Colorado--1860-1870.; Indians of North America--Colorado--1860-1870.; Campaigns & battles--Colorado--1860-1870.; Beecher Island, Battle of, 1868.

    • [between 1940 and 1970?]
    • In the pits

    • In the pits

    • Shows U. S. Cavalry soldiers during the Battle of Beecher Island, Arikaree River, Colorado, 1868. An officer hands a wounded soldier a drink of water as another man sips from a pool. A third prepares to fire his rifle. The battle was waged against...

    • Cheyenne Indians--War--Colorado--1860-1870.; Indians of North America--Colorado--1860-1870.; Campaigns & battles--Colorado--1860-1870.; Beecher Island, Battle of, 1868.

    • [between 1940 and 1970?]
    • Women water-carriers

    • Women water-carriers

    • Native American women standing on a stream bank collect water. They use travois' attached to dogs to transport the full pots to their village in the distance.

    • Indians of North America--1860-1870.; Water carriers--1860-1870.

    • 1870?
    • Indian lovers

    • Indian lovers

    • A Native American men outside a tepee on a moonlit night, one man sits on the ground playing a drum, the other leans against a tree and plays a flute.

    • Indians of North America--1860-1870.; Flutes--1860-1870.

    • 1870?
    • Old method of crushing ore

    • Old method of crushing ore

    • Five Native Americans crush and carry ore as an armed cowboy stands by and smokes a cigarette; the people that crush ore use only small hammers, those that carry the ore have full baskets. A cannon is pointed at the workers from across an enclosed...

    • Indians of North America--1870-1880.; Mining--1870-1880.

    • 1878?
    • Pasqual, the Yuma chief

    • Pasqual, the Yuma chief

    • Head and shoulders portrait of Pasqual, a Native American (Yuma) man. His hair is unkempt on top with tightly woven braids drape down past his shoulders. He wears a shirt with buttons and grizzled facial hair.

    • Indians of North America--1880-1890.; Yuma Indians--1880-1890.; Tribal chiefs--1880-1890.; Pasqual.

    • 1883?
    • The travaux pony

    • The travaux pony

    • Shows three Native Americans, one adult and children, on the back of a horse the travois that carries their belongings dragging behind.

    • Indians of North America--1890-1900.; Travois--1890-1900.

    • [between 1940 and 1970?]
    • Yuma Indians at home

    • Yuma Indians at home

    • Shows Native American (Yuma) men, women, and children in a domestic scene. Women and children tend a cooking fire as two men, one of whom is smoking a pipe, stand near brush shelters.

    • Indians of North America--1880-1890.; Yuma Indians--1880-1890.; Outdoor cookery--1880-1890.

    • 1883?
    • The stampede

    • The stampede

    • Four mounted Native Americans use pieces of cloth to stampede four horses.

    • Indians of North America--1860-1870.; Stampedes--1860-1870.

    • 1869?
    • A Cheyenne camp

    • A Cheyenne camp

    • A Native American (Cheyenne) woman carries a rolled blanket in camp. She wears a long dress and a belt with conchas. Tepees, a saddle, a skull, a campfire, and a wagon are nearby.

    • Cheyenne Indians--1880-1890.; Indians of North America--1880-1890.; Women--1880-1890.

    • August, 1889
    • Short Robe and daughter in full dress

    • Short Robe and daughter in full dress

    • A Native American man and his daughter pose with a horse in front of a tepee. The man is identified as Short Robe and wears leggings, a blanket, a vest, and a hat. His daughter wears a fringed hide dress and necklaces.

    • Indians of North America--1890-1900.; Fathers & children--1890-1900.; Short Robe.

    • 1900?
    • Living Bear, father of Plenty Horses

    • Living Bear, father of Plenty Horses

    • Head and shoulders portrait of a Native American (Sioux) man, identified as Living Bear.

    • Dakota Indians--1890-1900.; Indians of North America--1890-1900.; Living Bear.; Plenty Horses, d. 1933--family.

    • 1891?
    • Hunting the buffalo on foot

    • Hunting the buffalo on foot

    • A Native American man hunts a buffalo on foot. He carries arrows in his mouth and runs beside the animal, which he has already pierced with one arrow.

    • Indians of North America--1860-1870.; Bison hunting--1860-1870.

    • 1870?
    • Wash-a-kie - peace chief of the Shoshone Indians

    • Wash-a-kie - peace chief of the Shoshone Indians

    • Reproduction of a lithograph is a sitting portrait of a Native American (Shoshone) man, identified as Washakie. He wears moccasins, leggings, a blanket around one shoulder, a shirt, pendant, and earrings. He carries a pouch and powder horn around...

    • Indians of North America--1870-1880.; Shoshoni Indians--1870-1880.; Tribal chiefs--1870-1880.; Washakie, ca. 1804-1900.

    • [between 1870 and 1880?]
    • Crow Foot, son of Sitting Bull

    • Crow Foot, son of Sitting Bull

    • Portrait of Native American (Sioux) Crow Foot, Sitting Bull's son, wrapped in a blanket.

    • Dakota Indians--1880-1890.; Indians of North America--1880-1890.; Boys--1880-1890.; Crow Foot.; Sitting Bull, 1834?-1890--Family.

    • [between 1880 and 1890?]
    • Warriors dancing inside medicine-lodge

    • Warriors dancing inside medicine-lodge

    • A large group of Native American warriors dance in a medicine lodge, they circle a central pole; an American Flag flies in the background.

    • Indian dance--1890-1900.; Indians of North America--1890-1900.; Warriors--1890-1900.

    • 1900
    • Indian widow at her husband's grave

    • Indian widow at her husband's grave

    • A Native American woman mourns the death of her husband. She holds a human skull and appears to be symbolically feeding it while others are scattered on the ground around her. Behind her are several burial platforms.

    • Indians of North America--Spiritual life--1860-1870.; Manners & customs--1860-1870.; Scaffold burial--1860-1870.

    • 1870?
    • Indian women bathing

    • Indian women bathing

    • Native American women bath in a river. Cradleboards rest among bushes nearby. Shows dwellings and a stockade.

    • Indians of North America--1860-1870.; Bathing--1860-1870.

    • 1870?
    • Arvada P. O. Wadsworth cabin, 1859

    • Arvada P. O. Wadsworth cabin, 1859

    • View of the remains of Benjamin Wadsworth's 1859 log cabin, Arvada, Jefferson County, Colorado; features hewn log structure with side gable and external stabilizing braces; other residences and cottonwood trees in background.

    • Wadsworth, Benjamin Franklin--Homes & haunts.; Arvada (Colo.)--1920-1940.; Log cabins--Colorado--Arvada--1920-1940.

    • [between 1920 and 1940]
    • 4217 P. Durango

    • 4217 P. Durango

    • Panoramic view overlooking Durango, Colorado, in La Plata County; shows puffs of smoke of smelter in background.

    • Durango (Colo.)--1880-1890.; Smelters--Colorado--Durango--1880-1890.

    • [between 1880 and 1890]
    • P. Gottesleben

    • P. Gottesleben

    • Studio portrait of Peter Gottesleben, a jeweler and watch dealer in Denver, Colorado. He was a member of the Arapahoe County Board of Education (School Board District Number 1) from 1874 to 1883. He wears a stiff, wing collared shirt, a cravat, and...

    • Arapahoe County (Colo.). School District, No. 1. Board of Education--People.; Jewelers--Colorado--Denver--1870-1890.; School board members--Colorado--Denver--1870-1890.; School boards--Colorado--Denver--1870-1890.; Gottesleben, Peter.

    • [between 1874 and 1883]
    • The merry Colorado volunteers at "Schlitz" battery, P. I.

    • The merry Colorado volunteers at "Schlitz" battery, P. I.

    • Group portrait of First Colorado Regiment soldiers in the Philippines; men with rifles laugh and hoist beer bottles.

    • Spanish-American War, 1898--Military personnel.; Eating & drinking--Philippines--1890-1900.; Infantry--American--Philippines--1890-1900.; United States. Army. Colorado Infantry Regiment, 1st.

    • [1898]
    • Alpine Pass D & P.R.R.

    • Alpine Pass D & P.R.R.

    • A view of Denver, South Park, and Pacific locomotive number 43 and railroad cars on the west side of Alpine Pass (Altman Pass) at Woodstock (Gunnison County), Colorado, shows three men on top of the locomotive. A stand of pines and log cabins are...

    • Denver, South Park, and Pacific Railroad Company--1880-1890.; Woodstock (Colo.)--1880-1890.; Log cabins--Colorado--Woodstock--1880-1890.; Railroads--Colorado--Woodstock--1880-1890.

    • [between 1881 and 1889?]
    • Golden

    • Golden

    • Copy of an 1881 circular engraving of Golden, Colorado, by Western Engraving Company, Omaha, shows a smoking Kimball locomotive and tender with a 2112 CCRR (Colorado Central Railroad) boxcar on tracks with the booming town and Castle Rock of South...

    • Golden (Colo.)--1880-1890.

    • [between 1970 and 1980]
    • The Methodist Church, Gunnison, Colo.

    • The Methodist Church, Gunnison, Colo.

    • Exterior of the Methodist Church, Gunnison, Colorado, shows the brick side square belltower with battlements, three central arched stained glass windows, intersecting gable roofs and a side hipped roof with entry door and three small windows.

    • Gunnison (Colo.)--1910-1940.; Methodist churches--Colorado--Gunnison--1910-1940.

    • [between 1910 and 1940]
    • Watertown Library, New York

    • Watertown Library, New York

    • Large lion statues stand in front of the Governor Flower Library in Watertown, New York, named for Roswell Pettybone Flower, governor of New York from 1892-94. Flower died in 1899, and the memorial library was built in 1903. A topiary stands behind...

    • Roswell P. Flower Memorial Library--1900-1930.; Watertown (N.Y.)--1900-1930.; Buildings--New York--Watertown--1900-1930.; Columns--New York--Watertown--1900-1930.; Drapery--1900-1930.; Libraries--New York--Watertown--1900-1930.; Sculpture--New...

    • [between 1905 and 1925?]
    • Watertown Library, New York

    • Watertown Library, New York

    • A large dome tops the Governor Flower Library in Watertown, New York, named for Roswell Pettybone Flower, governor of New York from 1892- 94. Flower died in 1899, and the memorial library was built in 1903. Columns stand in pairs along the front...

    • Roswell P. Flower Memorial Library--1900-1930.; Watertown (N.Y.)--1900-1930.; Benches--New York--Watertown--1900-1930.; Buildings--New York--Watertown--1900-1930.; Columns--New York--Watertown--1900-1930.; Domes--New York--Watertown--1900-1930.;...

    • [between 1905 and 1925?]
    • Watertown Library, New York

    • Watertown Library, New York

    • A large dome tops the Governor Flower Library in Watertown, New York, named for Roswell Pettybone Flower, governor of New York from 1892- 94. Flower died in 1899, and the memorial library was built in 1903. Columns stand in pairs along the front...

    • Roswell P. Flower Memorial Library--1900-1930.; Watertown (N.Y.)--1900-1930.; Benches--New York--Watertown--1900-1930.; Buildings--New York--Watertown--1900-1930.; Columns--New York--Watertown--1900-1930.; Domes--New York--Watertown--1900-1930.;...

    • [between 1905 and 1925?]
    • Watertown Library, New York

    • Watertown Library, New York

    • Large lion statues stand on either side of the stone steps leading to the front entrance of the Governor Flower Library in Watertown, New York, named for Roswell Pettybone Flower, governor of New York from 1892-94. Flower died in 1899, and the...

    • Roswell P. Flower Memorial Library--1900-1930.; Watertown (N.Y.)--1900-1930.; Buildings--New York--Watertown--1900-1930.; Columns--New York--Watertown--1900-1930.; Drapery--1900-1930.; Libraries--New York--Watertown--1900-1930.; Sculpture--New...

    • [between 1905 and 1925?]
    • Watertown Library, New York

    • Watertown Library, New York

    • Lion statues stand on both sides of the entrance to the Governor Flower Library in Watertown, New York, named for Roswell Pettybone Flower, governor of New York from 1892-94. Flower died in 1899, and the memorial library was built in 1903. Large...

    • Roswell P. Flower Memorial Library--1900-1930.; Watertown (N.Y.)--1900-1930.; Benches--New York--Watertown--1900-1930.; Buildings--New York--Watertown--1900-1930.; Columns--New York--Watertown--1900-1930.; Drapery--1900-1930.; Libraries--New...

    • [between 1905 and 1925?]
    • Watertown Library, New York

    • Watertown Library, New York

    • Large lion statues stand on both sides of the stone steps leading to the front entrance of the Governor Flower Library in Watertown, New York, named for Roswell Pettybone Flower, governor of New York from 1892-94. Flower died in 1899, and the...

    • Roswell P. Flower Memorial Library--1900-1930.; Watertown (N.Y.)--1900-1930.; Benches--New York--Watertown--1900-1930.; Bicycles & tricycles--New York--Watertown--1900-1930.; Buildings--New York--Watertown--1900-1930.; Columns--New...

    • [between 1905 amd 1925?]
    • Watertown Library, New York

    • Watertown Library, New York

    • Lion statues stand on both sides of the entrance to the Governor Flower Library in Watertown, New York, named for Roswell Pettybone Flower, governor of New York from 1892-94. Flower died in 1899, and the memorial library was built in 1903. A round...

    • Roswell P. Flower Memorial Library--1900-1930.; Watertown (N.Y.)--1900-1930.; Benches--New York--Watertown--1900-1930.; Buildings--New York--Watertown--1900-1930.; Columns--New York--Watertown--1900-1930.; Fountains--New...

    • [between 1905 and 1925?]
    • P.E. car 1221 at Compton, Calif.

    • P.E. car 1221 at Compton, Calif.

    • Pacific Electric Railway Company interurban streetcar 1221 passes palm trees, sedan automobiles, and businesses in Compton (Los Angeles County), California. A sign reads: "Market Basket Groceries Cut Rate Drugs."

    • Pacific Electric Railway Company--1940-1950.; Compton (Calif.)--1940-1950.; Commercial facilities--California--Compton--1940-1950.; Electric railroads--California--Compton--1940-1950.

    • 1946 November 28

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