Baker and Johnston photographs, 1885 - 1900

Overview of the Collection

Creator
Baker and Johnston
Title
Baker and Johnston photographs
Dates
1885 - 1900 (inclusive)
Quantity
1.25 cubic ft. (4 boxes)
Collection Number
07420
Summary
Collection contains glass plate negatives and copy prints of portraits of Native Americans.
Repository
American Heritage Center, University of Wyoming
American Heritage Center
University of Wyoming
1000 E. University Ave.
Dept. 3924
Laramie, WY
82071
Telephone: 3077663756
ahcref@uwyo.edu
Access Restrictions
Access Restrictions

There are no access restrictions on the materials for research purposes, and the collection is open to the public.

Languages
English

Historical NoteReturn to Top

The Baker and Johnston Photographic Studio was run by Charles S. Baker and Eli Johnston in Evanston, Wyoming. They are best known for their series of photographs of Native Americans primarily from the Shoshone, Arapahoe, and Apache tribes.

Content DescriptionReturn to Top

Collection contains original glass plate negatives and copy prints of Native Americans primarily from the Shoshone, Arapahoe, and Apache tribes.

Use of the CollectionReturn to Top

Restrictions on Use

Copyright Information

The researcher assumes full responsibility for observing all copyright, property, and libel laws as they apply.

Preferred Citation

Preferred Citation

Item Description, Box Number, Folder Number, Collection Name, Collection Number, American Heritage Center, University of Wyoming.

Alternative Forms Available

Existence and Location of Copies

Digital reproductions of this entire collection are available at http://digitalcollections.uwyo.edu:8180/luna/servlet/uwydbuwy~54~54.

Administrative InformationReturn to Top

Arrangement

Collection is arranged by the original negative numbers with additional A's and B's added when there are more than one negative with the same number.

Related Materials

Related Materials

There are no known other archival collections created by Baker and Johnston at the date of processing.

Acquisition Information

Acquisition Information

This material was received from Mr. and Mrs. F. Scott Taggart on June 11, 1980.

Processing Note

Processing Information

The collection was processed by Keith Reynolds in November 2010

Detailed Description of the CollectionReturn to Top

Container(s) Description Dates
Box
1 List of Indian Pictures by Baker and Johnston, Landscape and Portrait Photographers, Evanston, Wyoming Undated.
Item
1 1A Chief Washakie Sitting without Headress Undated.
1 1B Chief Washakie Sitting with Headress Undated.
1 2A Chief Washakie Undated.
1 2B Chief Washakie Undated.
1 3 Chief Washakie in Council Undated.
1 4 Chief Washakie and Chiefs Undated.
1 5 Chief Washakie and "tent" Undated.
1 6 Chief Washakie and tepees Undated.
1 7 Oiti, 2nd Chief of the Shoshones Undated.
1 8 Oiti, Washakie, and Pappagoit, Shoshones Undated.
1 9 Peram, Sundance Costume, Shoshone Undated.
1 10A Codsiogo, Shoshone Undated.
1 10B Codsiogo, Shoshone Undated.
1 11 Group of Shoshone Women Undated.
1 12 Shoshone Woman with Elk teeth ornaments Undated.
1 13 Shoshone Woman carrying papoos Undated.
1 14 Naroce, Shoshone warrior with tomahawk Undated.
1 15 Shoshone warriors Undated.
1 16 Gorasimp, Shoshone warrior with revolver Undated.
1 17 Wyka, Shoshone warrior Undated.
1 18 Shoshone War Dance (Chief Washakie at left with tomahawk) Undated.
1 19 Moragootch, Shoshone Undated.
1 20 Taboonggwesha, Shoshone Undated.
1 21 Grandson of Chief Washakie, Shoshone Undated.
1 23 Shoshone Woman Standing (negative missing, print only) Undated.
1 24 Windeah, Shoshone Undated.
2 36 Black Coal with headress Undated.
2 37 Black Coal, plain Undated.
2 38 Black Coal, Sherman Coolidge, and Painting Horse, Arapahoe Undated.
2 39A Sharp Nose, Arapahoe Undated.
2 39B Sharp Nose, Arapahoe Undated.
2 40 Arapahoe Indian School Children (Fort Washakie) Undated.
2 41 Painting Horse, Sister, etc. Undated.
2 42 Grey Eyes, Arapahoe Undated.
2 43 Arapahoe Tuff Undated.
2 44 Six Feathers, Arapahoe Undated.
2 45 Young Calf, Arapahoe Undated.
2 46 Arapahoe Woman Undated.
2 47A Unidentified, Arapahoe Undated.
2 47B Unidentified, Arapahoe Undated.
2 48 Unidentified, Arapahoe Undated.
2 49 Bill Friday's Family, Arapahoe Undated.
2 50A Painting Horse, Arapahoe Undated.
2 50B Painting Horse, Arapahoe Undated.
2 51 Arapahoe Camp Undated.
2 52A Buffalo Wallow, Arapahoe Undated.
2 52B Buffalo Wallow, Arapahoe Undated.
2 53A Sharp Nose's Boys, Arapahoe Undated.
2 54 Bill Friday, Arapahoe Undated.
2 55 Weensizeneet, Arapahoe Undated.
2 56 Arapahoe kneeling with gun Undated.
3 71 Huera - Chiricahua captive, wife of Maugus, hostile Chiricahua chief, said to be the instigator of the Chiricahua outbreak Undated.
3 72 Tonse, (Crawler) - Chiricahua captive, captured in fight August 22, 1885. Wounded in the right arm; relative of Ntches Undated.
3 73 Counetza, (Bummer) - Chiricahua captive; Chihuahua's band; wounded in right shoulder; captured August 22, 1885 Undated.
3 74 Neschila, (The Woman who Winks) and two children (a widow, a relative of Toos-day-zay, mother of Natches.) Undated.
3 75 Gazie, (Twisted) and two children; wife of Chihuahua, hostile Chiricahua chief; now on war-path in New Mexico Undated.
3 76 Marianetta (Early Morning) wife of Geronimo leader of the Chiricahua outbreak Undated.
3 77 Taz-ayz-Slath, wife of Geronimo, and one child Undated.
3 78 Tascelona, wife of Pische, Chiricahua captive captured August 22, 1885 Undated.
3 79A Ba-keitz-ogi, (The Yellow Coyote) called Dutchy - Chiricahua scout; one of the most notorious of the Chiricahuas: accused of numerous murders of white people Undated.
3 79B Ba-keitz-ogi, (The Yellow Coyote) called Dutchy - Chiricahua scout; one of the most notorious of the Chiricahuas: accused of numerous murders of white people Undated.
3 82 Fel-ay-tay - Yuma scout; San Carlos Apaches Undated.
3 83 Esh-kin-tsay-gizah (Mike) White Mountain Indians; Al-chi-say's band. Undated.
3 84 Ba-cluth, (Roaming Coyote), Chiricahua scout; Chatto's band Undated.
3 86 Al-chi-say - Chief of the White Mountain Apaches Undated.
3 87 Toos-day-zay - Wife of Cochise, and the mother of Natches, a hostile Chiricahua chief Undated.
3 88 Yuma Apache scout Undated.
3 89 Na-din-praquai-gizay Undated.
3 90 Group of Prisoners Undated.
3 93 Group of Prisoners Undated.
3 94 Ba-keitz-ogie (Dutchy), General Crook by his horse, Al-chi-say, head chief of White Mountain Apaches Undated.
3 Geronimo Undated.
3 General Crook Undated.
3 Apache, Unknown Undated.
3 Old Bedlam, Fort Laramie Undated.
4 Copy prints corresponding to the glass plate negatives Undated.

Names and SubjectsReturn to Top

Subject Terms

  • Indians of North America -- Portraits
  • Apache Indians
  • Arapaho Indians
  • Photographers
  • Shoshone Indians

Geographical Names

  • Wyoming -- History , 1890-1918
  • Wyoming -- History, To 1898

Other Creators

  • Personal Names
    • Baker, Charles S.
    • Johnston, Eli