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MS120 MONAC1
Sallquist, Dr. Ardin A.
Estelle Reel Collection
1895/1959
10 boxes
5 linear ft.
Estelle Reel was elected as Wyoming State Superintendent of Public Instruction in 1895. From 1898 to 1910 she served as Superintendent of Indian Boarding Schools, during which time she prepared a textbook for Indian schools. She later married rancher Cort Meyer and settled in the Yakima, Washington area.
The collection includes biographical material, curriculum and lesson plans related to Indian schools, information on Indian education and Indian affairs, newspaper clippings and photographs related to Indian schools and Indian education.
Materials are inEnglish.
Biographical Note
Estelle Reel (Mrs. Cort Meyer) was born in 1862 in the State of Illinois. In 1895 she was elected state superintendent of public instruction, the first woman in Wyoming ever elected to a state office. From her obituary (prepared by herself several years before her death):
"The office of superintendent carried with it the duties of Registrar of the Land Board and secretary of Charities and Reforms, which included the penitentiaries and insane asylums of the state. Miss Reel was required to inspect, visit and report on these institutions to the State Board of Control at Cheyenne. In her work in the penitentiary, she became convinced of the necessity of indeterminate sentences for prisoners and later addressed the Prison Congress in New York City in which she advocated this measure and received in recognition a bronze medal. As Registrar of the Land Board, she made many innovations, some of which brought increased revenues for the schools."
This was a woman of considerable administrative ability. In 1898 she was appointed by the president to the position of superintendent of Indian schools and special disbursing officer. In this position she served for twelve years. She was an indefatigable investigator of conditions in the Indian schools all over the United States. She traveled extensively by train, buckboard and on horseback when necessary.
Reel prepared a textbook for Indian schools, which received the commendation of many educational publications. The background material for this work is in the collection. While on a visit to the Yakima reservation she met and later married Cort F. Meyer. The couple became partners in a sheep raising business with the Kays Brothers.
Estelle Reel Meyer passed away on August 2, 1959.
Obituary: The Toppenish Review, Toppenish, WA, 6 August 1959.
Scope and Content
The collection includes biographical material, curriculum and lesson plans related to Indian schools, information on Indian education and Indian affairs, newspaper clippings and photographs related to Indian schools and Indian education.
These materials were believed to be used by Reel to display and promote the work done by students and staff at boarding schools throughout the United States.
There is additional material that is currently unprocessed that was separated from the original donation by MONAC. Archival staff are currently working to process and include those materials in the finding aid. For more information on unprocessed or restricted materials, please contact the repository archivist.
The collection is physically arranged at the folder level. For the purposes of the finding aid, intellectual groupings have been created to provide the following series:
• Introduction
• Biography
• Curriculum and Indian Education
• Correspondence
• Newspaper Clippings
• Office of Indian Affairs
• Miscellaneous
• Publishing
• Photographs
• Oversized
Some photographs are restricted.
The Eastern Washington State Historical Society does not own playback equipment
required for access of the 3x3 hard disks. There is one 3x3 hard disk in the
colleciton and can be found in Series 6.
Copyright has not been assigned to the Eastern Washington State Historical Society.
All requests for permission to publish or quote from manuscripts must be submitted
in writing to the Museum Archivist. Permission for publication is given on behalf of
the Eastern Washington State Historical Society as the owner of the physical items
and is not intended to include or imply permission of the copyright holder, which
must also be obtained by the researcher
Estelle Reel (MS 120 MONAC1), Northwest Museum of Arts & Culture/Eastern Washington State Historical
Society, Spokane, WA.
Transfer from the Museum of Native American Cultures, 1992
This collection contains sensitive materials with content that researchers may find
harmful, including materials related to racism, sexual abuse, violent acts, white
supremacy, and colonial erasure. The Northwest Museum of Arts and Culture is
dedicated to addressing the harmful language and sensitive content within its
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cataloguing. To learn more about the MAC's practices, contact
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Photographs were removed from the collection and catalogued seperately. Please see collection file for details.
- Estelle Reel Meyer Collection (H60-110), Wyoming State Archives
- Estelle Reel Photograph Collections (P-73-74 and (73-86), Wyoming State Arcihves
This collection is indexed under the following headings in the Online Computer
Library Center (OCLC) WorldCat database.
Meyer, Estelle Reel. 1862-1959--Archives
Carson Indian School (Carson City, Nev.)
Chemawa Indian School
Chilocco Indian Agricultural School
Genoa Indian Industrial School (Genoa, Neb.)
Hasklell Institute
Phoenix Indian School
Pine Ridge School (Pine Ridge, S.D.)
Puyallup Indian School (Tacoma, WA)
Santa Clara Day School (Santa Clara Pueblo, N.M.)
Santa Fe Indian School
Santee Normal Training School (Santee, Neb.)
Sherman Institute (Riverside, Calif.)
United States Indian Boarding School (Carlisle, Pa.)
United States Oglala Indian Training School (Pine Ridge, S.D.)
United States Office of Indian Affairs
Yakima County (Wash.)--History--photographs
Apache Indians--Education
Arapaho Indians--Education
Blackfeet Tribe of the Blackfeet Indian Reservation of Montana--Education
Boarding Schools
Cherokee Indians--Education
Cheyenne Indians--Education
Colville Indians--Education
Crow Indians--Education
Fox Indians--Education
Havasupai Indians--Education
Hopi Indians--Education
Hualapai Indians--Education
Indians of North America--Education--Alabama
Indians of North America--Education--Arizona
Indians of North America--Education--California
Indians of North America--Education--Colorado
Indians of North America--Education--Idaho
Indians of North America--Education--Kansas
Indians of North America--Education--Michigan
Indians of North America--Education--Montana
Indians of North America--Education--Nebraska
Indians of North America--Education--Nevada
Indians of North America--Education--New Mexico
Indians of North America--Education--North Carolina
Indians of North America--Education--Oklahoma
Indians of North America--Education--Oregon
Indians of North America--Education--Pennsylvania
Indians of North America--Education--South Dakota
Indians of North America--Education--Washington (State)
Indians of North America--Education--Wisconsin
Indians of North America--Education--Wyoming
Indians of North America--Study and teaching
Jicarilla Indians--Education
Mescalero Indians--Education
Modoc Indians--Education
Navajo Indians--Education
Nez Perce Indians--Education
Oglala Indians--Education
Oneida Indians--Education
Paiute Indians--Education
Pawnee Indians--Education
Pechanga Band of Mission Indians--Education
Pima Indians--Education
Ponca Indians--Education
Pueblo Indians--Education
Puyallup Indians--Education
Sauk Indians--Education
Shoshonean Indians--Education
Sihasapa Indians--Education
Southern Ute Indian Tribe of the Southern Ute Reservation, Colorado--Education
Spokane Indians--Education
Tohono O'odham Indians--Education
Uinta Indians
Umatilla Indians--Education
Yakama Indians--Education
Zuni Indians--Education
Series 1
Introduction
1972-1980
This series contains collection inventories and finding aids for the collection
Introduction and Inventory
1972-1980
1
1
Index to Photographs by Subject
1972-1980
1
2
Index to Photographs by State
1972-1980
1
3
Index to Photographs by Tribes
1972-1980
1
4
Series 2
Biography
This series contains the papers, ephemera, and materials related to Estelle Reel’s biographical profile.
Publication: "Outline: Course of Study for Wyoming Public School" by Estelle Reel
1897
1
5
News Releasse RE: Career of Estelle Reel
1
6
Copies of Obituaries of Estelle reel Meyer DoD:August 2, 1959
August 2, 1959
1
7
Tribute to Estelle Reel in "Biennial Report of the Superintendent of Public INstruction" Laramie, Wyoming
1898
1
8
Series 3
Curriculum and Indian Education
This series contains sample curriculum, contemporary works, newsletters, books, and some correspondence related to Indian Education.
Arithmetic: Combined Grader 1-4
1972
1
9
Arithmetic: Samples First throught Eighth Grade
1
10
Arithmetic: Samples from Second Grade
1
11
Arithmetic: Samples from Third Grade
1
12
Course of Study for the Indian Schools of the United States, Industrial and Literary, Washington DC: U>S. Government Printing Office
1901
1
13
R.L. McCormick Evolution of Indian Education (Dedicated to Estelle Reel)
March 1901
1
14
Teaching Indian Pupils to Speak English, Washington DC: Government Printing Office
1904
1
15
Francis Pail Prucha. The Great Father: Estelle Reel is quoted in Chapter 32, "Education for Self-Support" p.814
1
16
Series 4
Correspondence
This series contains calling cards, letters, memeo, and conference demonstration lessons.
Calling Cards and Invitations
1
17
Albert W. Clancy in Journal of Education
July 19, 1923
1
18
Correspondence Fragmentary
1
19
Heirship Case of Mishout, Deceased, Walla Walla Alloteem Umatilla Reservation, OR
September 20, 1917
1
20
INterview Relative to Election in Wyoming
1896
1
21
Letters of Recommendation re Position of Superintendent of Indian Schools
December 1897=June 13, 1898
1
22
Manuscript: Charles M. Buchanan "Minute Review of the Problem of Indian Education"
June 1907
1
23
Memo (to self) re Report Writing
1905-1906
1
24
Miscellaneous
1
25
NEA Conference, Denver, CO: Demonstration Lessons
1909
1
26
NEA Conference, Denver, CO: Demonstration Lessons: Speeches by Various Presenters
1909
1
27
Series 5
Newspaper Clippings
This series contains newspaper articles related to the work of Estelle Reel.
Newspaper: "Reveille" Grand Junction Indian School Reports and Newsletters
August 1910
1
28
Newspaper Clippings (Includes Biographical Sketch of Reel
March 10, 1896-December 12, 1899
1
29
Newspaper Clippings
January 1900-August 17, 1900
1
30
Newspaper Clippings
August 6, 1900-September 29, 1900
1
31
Newspaper Clippings
October 1, 1900-October 26, 1900
1
32
Newspaper Clippings
November 4, 1900-December 29, 1900
1
33
Newspaper Clippings
January 1, 1901-March 1901
1
34
Newspaper Clippings
April 8, 1901-June 21, 1901
1
35
Newspaper Clippings
July 7, 1901- July 21, 1901
1
36
Newspaper Clippings
July 10, 1901-July 27, 1901
1
37
Newspaper Clippings
August 4, 1901-August 28, 1901
1
38
Newspaper Clippings
September 1901-November 30, 1901
1
39
Newspaper Clippings
November 29, 1901-December 1901
1
40
Newspaper Clippings
Ddecember 1901-January 28, 1902
1
41
Newspaper Clippings
April 5, 1902-July 9, 1902
1
42
Newspaper Clippings
July 1902-October 20, 1902
1
43
Newspaper Clippings
September 15, 1902-Decemeber 5, 1902
1
44
Newspaper Clippings
December 11, 1902-February 7, 1903
1
45
Newspaper Clippings
Undated-August 21, 1906
2
1
Newspaper Clippings
June 17-July 1909
2
2
Series 6
Miscellaneous
This series contains reports of Indain Boarding Schools around the country as well as some photocopies of photographs for grant applications and photographs of American Indians
Photocopies of Photographs of American Indians
2
3
Photocopies of Photographs Selected for Grant Application: Government Boarding School Pictures Submitted to NHRPC
2
4
Reports
1889-1908
2
5
Education and School Statistics in "Report of the Commissioner of Indian Affairs" Washington DC, GOvernment Printing Office, pp. 38-44
1908
2
6
Reports: Miscellaneous
2
7
Report to State Board of Land Commissioner, Cheyenne, WY
August 26, 1898
2
8
Report: American Indian School, Albuuquerque, NM
May 20, 1899, June 29, 1900, January 12, 1905
2
9
Report: American Indian School, Carson, NV
June 12, 1899
2
10
Report: Chilocco Industrial School, Chilocco, OK
May 3, 1899, May and June 1910, December 1912, March 1915
2
11
"Seattle Institute-Remarks of Miss Estelle Reel" in the Indian School Journal: Chilocco, OK, pp. 11-12
December 1909
2
12
Report: American Indian School, Colville Reservation, WA
February 3, 1908
2
13
Report: Crow Agency Boarding School, MT
October 20,1898, October 1903
2
14
Report: American Indian School, Perris, CA
June 3,1899
2
15
Report: Flathead American Indian School, Joco, MT
September 5, 1904
2
16
Report: American Indian School, Ft. Hall, ID
October 27,1900, October 29,1900, January 24,1908
2
17
X
June 5, 1900, October 4, 1900, October 29, 1900, January 24, 1908
2
18
Report: American INdian School, Ft. Mojave, AZ
May 20, 1900
2
19
X
January 24, 1908
2
20
Report: Inspection, Genoa Industrial School, Genoa, NB; Newsletters: "The Indian News"
January 7, 1905, May 1910, January 1911
2
21
Report: American Indian School, Grand Junction, CO
June 13, 1900, January 25, 1908
2
22
Report: Haskell Institute, Lawrence, KS; Newsletters: "The Indian Leader"' Announcements
June 6, 1901, May 18, 1906, April 12, 1912, September 27, 1912, 1908-1909
2
23
Report: Hualapai American Indian School, Hackberry, AZ
May 9, 1900
2
24
Report: Jicarilla American Indian School, Dulcee, NM
January 13, 1905
2
25
Report: Kingman Day School, Kingman, AZ
May 12, 1900
2
26
Report: American Indian School, American Indian Territory (OK)
May 26, 1900
2
27
Report: American Indian School, Klamath Agency and Yainax, OR
August 28, 1900
2
28
Report: American Indian School, Mescalero, NM
February 25, 1903, February 26, 1903
2
29
Report: American Indian School, Mt. Pleasant, MI
April 1, 1900, April 1, 1901
2
30
Report: Navajo American Indian School, St. Defiance, AZ
January 21, 1905
2
31
Report: Neah Bay Agency
May 19, 1900, September 6, 1901
2
32
Report: American Indian School, Oneida Reservation, WI
April 1, 1901
2
33
Report: Indian School, Pheonix, AZ, Newsletter: "The Native American"; Pheonix American Indian School Hospital
May 1, 1899, May 26, 1900, January 4, 1902, December 1909, November 18, 1911, January 13, 1912, April 27, 1912, September 5, 1914, 1931
2
34
Report: American Indian School, Pima Agency, AZ
May 5, 1900, January 6, 1902, January 7, 1902, February 3, 1902, August 10, 1906
2
35
Report: American Indian School, Pine Ridge Agency, SD
October 19, 1903, October 22, 1906
2
36
Report: Ponce Agency, OK
June 9, 1902
2
37
Report: American Indina School, Puyallup, WA
September 30, 1899, August 26, 1901, August 19, 1904, November 20, 1905, January 14, 1908
2
38
Report on Visit to Pueblo, CO: Colorado Home for the Feeble Minded, House of Good Shepherd, Denver, CO., Colorado Institute for the Deaf and Blind
2
39
Report: American Indian School, Quapaw Agency, AZ
May 26, 1900
2
40
Report: Quapaw Agency and Seneca Boarding School, Pheonix, AZ
May 26, 1900
2
41
Report: American Indian School, Rice Station, AZ
February 25, 1904
2
42
Report: American Indian School, Roebud Agency, SD
October 24, 1903, October 1, 1906
2
43
Report: St. Stephens American Indian Boarding Contract School
October 20, 1898
2
44
Report: St. Xavier Indian Boarding Contract School
October 20, 1898
2
45
Reports: Salem American Indian Boarding School, Chemawa, ORD, Annual Report of Salem American Indian School, Newsletters: "The Chemawa American", Commencement Program, O. H. Lipps "Our Indian Problem"
September 20, 1899, September 15, 1902, August 20,1904, September 1, 1905, September 3, 1906, January 14, 1908, June 13, 1913, March 8, 1913, April 26, 1913
2
46
Report: Santa Clara Day School, Santa Fe, NM
January 24, 1905
2
47
Report: American Indian School,Santa Fe, NM (Incomplete)
May 20, 1899, June 1, 1900, January 7, 1905
2
48
Report: Sky Komish and Chehalis Day School, Puyallup, WA (Incomplete)
September 10, 1901
2
49
Report: Seneca American Indain School, Wyandotte Indian Territory, OK
2
50
Report: Sherman Institute, Riverside, CA, Newsletters: "The Sherman Bulletin"
October 26, 1906, Jnauary 17, 1908, June 19, 1912, September 11, 1899, November 7, 1905
2
51
Report: American Indian School, Siletz, OR
September 11, 1899, November 7, 1905
2
52
Report: Southern Uta American Indian School, Ignacio, CO
January 16, 1905
2
53
Report: Standin Rock Reservation, SD
September 8, 1906
2
54
Report: American Indian School, Tomah, WI
June 20, 1904
2
55
Report: American Indian Schools, Tulalip Agency and Port Madison, WA
September 10, 1902
2
56
Report: Tuskagee Normal and Industrial Institute, AL
May 4, 1906
2
57
Report: American Indian School, Warm Springs, OR
September 30, 1899
2
58
Report: American Indian School, Yova Supai, Trexton, AZ
May 17, 1900
2
59
Reports: Visits to Ponce Agency, Otoe Agency, Pawnee, OK, Cheyenne Agency, Arapaho Agency, Seger Colony
June 10, 1902
2
60
Report: Visits to School at Vermillion Lake, MN, Ft. Tottem, ND, Ft. Peck, MT, Ft. Belknap, MT, Black Feet, MT Pacific Coast Institute, OR
September 8, 1902
2
61
Report: Submission of Reports
August 17, 1900
2
62
Report: Summer Institutes for Teachers of American Indians
1902
2
63
"Report of the Superintendent of Public Institution," Cheyenne, WY: Sun Printing House
1895-1896
2
64
J. M. Haworth "Report of the Superintendent of Indian Schools" Washington DC: Government Printing Office
1884
2
65
S.H. Albro "Report of the Superintendent of Indian School," Washington DC, Government Printing Office
1889
2
66
Daniel Dorchester ""Report of the Superintendent of Indian School," Washington DC, Government Printing Office
1892 and 1893
2
67
W.N. Hailman "Report of the Superintendent of Indian School," Washington DC, Government Printing Office
1894 and 1895
2
68
W.N. Hailman "Report of the Superintendent of Indian School," Washington DC, Government Printing Office
1896 and 1897
2
69
Estelle Reel "Report of the Superintendent of Indian School," Washington DC, Government Printing Office
1898
2
70
Estelle Reel "Report of the Superintendent of Indian School," Washington DC, Government Printing Office
1899
2
71
Estelle Reel "Report of the Superintendent of Indian School," Washington DC, Government Printing Office
1900
2
72
Estelle Reel "Report of the Superintendent of Indian School," Washington DC, Government Printing Office
1901
2
73
Estelle Reel "Report of the Superintendent of Indian School," Washington DC, Government Printing Office
1902
2
74
Estelle Reel "Report of the Superintendent of Indian School," Washington DC, Government Printing Office
1903
2
75
Estelle Reel "Report of the Superintendent of Indian School," Washington DC, Government Printing Office
1904
2
76
Estelle Reel "Report of the Superintendent of Indian School," Washington DC, Government Printing Office
1905 and 1906
3
1
Estelle Reel "Report of the Superintendent of Indian School,"Chilocco, OK: Printing Department, U.S. American Indian School
1907 and 1908
3
2
Estelle Reel "Report of the Superintendent of Indian School," Chemawa, OR: Printing Department, Salem American Indian School
1909 and 1910
3
3
Miscellaneous Bulletins: "The Progress of the Blackfeet Indians", "Prominent Indians", "Indian Reservation", Mound and Mound Builders" Office of Indian Affairs
1922, 1923, 1930
3
4
Report: Women's National Indian Association, 22nd Annual, Meeting, White House Invitation
December 1, 1901 and December 12, 1901
3
5
Series 7
Office of Indian Affairs
This series contains rosters, bulletins, and statistics from the Office of Indian Affairs
Roster of Officers of the United States Indian Services
January 1, 1910
3
6
"Statistics of Indian Tribes, Agencies and Schools", Washington DC, Government Printing Office
1899
3
7
Various Bulletins from the Office of Indian Affairs
1922, 1926, 1927, 1928, 1929
3
8
Series 8
Publishings
This series contains various publishings that relate to the work of Estelle Reel,a s well as various reports, clippings books, and newsletters
Francis Densmore, "Music of the Indians of British Columbia" Washington DC, Government Printing Office
1943
3
9
Newsletter: "Indians at Work" Washington DC, Office of Indian Affairs
May 1, 1936
3
10
Newsletter: "The Red Man", Carlisle, PA: United States American Indian School, Ibid: "The Indian Craftsman"
February 1909, September 1911, October 1911
3
11
Newsletter: "The Southern Workman", Hampton, VA: The Press of The Hampton Normal and Agricultural Institute
December 1909, January 1910, August 1910, October 1910, November 1910
3
12
Newsletter: "The Southern Workman", Hampton, VA: The Press of The Hampton Normal and Agricultural Institute
February 1911, July 1911, November 1911
3
13
Newsletter: "The Southern Workman", Hampton, VA: The Press of The Hampton Normal and Agricultural Institute
January 1912, June 1912, October 1912
3
14
William Hobert, The Indian Boarding Schools, A Pamphlet, New York, NY: Calumet Press
3
15
Report: Board of Charities and Reform, Cheyenne, WY: S.A. Bristol Co.
1898
3
16
C.W. Burdick, The State of Wyoming, Cheyenne, WY: S.A. Bristol Co.
1899
3
17
Various Reports and Newsletters from the Press of the Hampton Normal and Agricultural Institute
1891, 1909, November 1, 1911, February 15, 1912, June 15, 1912
3
18
Cora M. Beach, Women of Wyoming, Casper, WY
October 22, 1925
3
19
Report: Commissioner of Indian Affairs, Washington DC: U.S. Government Printing Office
June 30, 1905, September 30, 1905, 1908, June 30, 1931
3
20
Report: "Indian Education in Alaska", Washington DC: US Government Printing Office
1910
3
21
Report: Lake Mohonk Conference, Mohonk Lake, NY: Lake Mohonk Conference of Friends of the Indians and Other Dependent Peoples
1910
3
22
Fletcher, Seminole Indians, Washington DC, US Government Printing Office
1931
3
23
Walter Hough, The Moki Snake Dance, Santa Fe, NM
1901
3
24
Clippings Book Covers and Photocopies
3
25
Clippings Book, Envelope 1
January 1900-October 1900
3
26
Clippings Book, Envelope 2
August 6, 1900-September 27, 1900
3
27
Clippings Book, Envelope 3
October 1900
3
28
Clippings Book, Envelope 4
November 4, 1900-December 29, 1900
3
29
Clippings Book, Envelope 5
January 1901-March 1901
3
30
Clippings Book, Envelope 6
April 1901-June 1901
3
31
Clippings Book, Envelope 7
July 1901
3
32
Clippings Book, Envelope 8
July 1901
3
33
Clippings Book, Envelope 9
August 1901
3
34
Clippings Book, Envelope 10
September 5, 1901-November 27, 1901
3
35
Clippings Book, Envelope 11
November 29, 1901-December 30, 1901
3
36
Clippings Book, Envelope 12
December 1901-January 30, 1902
3
37
Clippings Book, Envelope 13
April 1902-July 1902
3
38
Clippings Book, Envelope 14
July 1902-October 20, 1902
3
39
Clippings Book, Envelope 15
September 1902-December 1902
3
40
Clippings Book, Envelope 16
December 1902-January 1903
3
41
Clippings Book, Envelope 17
November 1902-March 1903
3
42
Series 9
Photographs
This series contains photographs of American Indians and boarding schools.
The first grade visits the barn
4
1
1
Unidentified man and woman
4
1
2
Irrigating onions
4
1
3
Sewing Class
4
1
4
Roof work on the new shops
4
1
5
Acoma Day School
1904
4
1
6
Cutting Alfaalfa
4
1
7
Alburquerque American Indian School Girls' Dormitory
4
1
8
Alburquerque American Indian School (taken from 50 degrees East)
4
1
9
The Band-Albuquerque American Indian School
1897
4
1
10
Views of Black Pipe Day School
4
2
1
Views of Blackfeet Agency School, Girls Dormitory
4
3
1
Views of Blackfeet Agency School, Bakery
4
3
2
Seven girls on a log
4
3
3
Class photo on steps
4
3
4
Class photo sitting at desks
4
3
5
Class photo at desks
4
3
6
The Laundry
4
3
7
Willow Creek School
4
3
8
Willow Creek Boarding School
4
3
9
Cahuilla Day School from the East
4
4
1
Alex Upshaw (Crow)
4
5
1
Graduating Class
1906
4
5
2
Dress Parade
4
5
3
Unitendified Building
4
5
4
Unidentified Building
4
5
5
Unidentified Building
4
5
6
Unidentified Building
4
5
7
Carpentry Wagon shop
4
5
8
Unidentified Building
4
5
9
The Study of Music-Motion song: "Little Brown Sparrowns"
4
5
10
A piano lesson"
4
5
11
The Carlisle School band
4
5
12
Sight reading
4
5
13
The school choir
4
5
14
The Outing: pupils in their country homes, gardening
4
5
15
Milking
4
5
16
Harrowing
4
5
17
Good road movement
4
5
18
One of the country homes
4
5
19
Girls in their country homes
4
5
20
Filing into class
4
5
21
Quadrangle/Bandstand
4
5
22
Parade grounds
4
5
23
Grounds in winter
4
5
24
Studying
4
5
25
Fire equipment in front of girls' dormitory
4
5
26
Cow barn and cows
4
5
27
Auditorium interior
4
5
28
Barn
4
5
29
Unidentified Building
4
5
30
Parade groups
4
5
31
Dormitory
4
5
32
Dormitory
4
5
33
Elizabeth Walker, Piute, "bead necklace made by Elizabeth Walker, age 16, sixth grade, six years in school"
4
6
1
Laundry
4
6
2
Engine House
4
6
3
School room
4
6
4
Dining room
4
6
5
Kitchen
4
6
6
The band
4
6
7
Students
4
6
8
School Buildings
4
6
9
Sewing room
4
6
10
Woman with beaded bag. Postcard, addressed to Elsie and Ella Lawrence at Chemawa, OR from Ivy Lawrence
1901
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Girls cooking
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Small boys' dorm
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Views of Countryside
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View of Countryside
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View of Countryside
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Students
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School Buildings
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View of Countryside
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View of Countryside
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Carpenter Shop
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Transplanting tomatoes
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Wash day
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Primary class at Cheynne School gathering beans
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Boys at Cheyenne School hoeing beans to be used for seed next year
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Cheyenne boys have finished hoeing and are each taking forty onions to the house
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Cheyenne students hoeing
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A Cheyenne boy gathering peas
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Implement Shed
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Carpenter Apprentice and 4 Sloyd boys
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Barn and work stock
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School band
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Thoroughbred Shorthorns
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The Budding Yard
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Part of the milk herd
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Clydesdale mare Beauty and colts, one adopted by Beauty when 8 days old
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Colt and 2-year-olds
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Girls gathering vegetables at Cheyenne School
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Chiocco Champion (dog)
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Boys weeding
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View of School
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View of Buildings
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Graduating Class
1895
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Cow Herd
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Wagon/teams
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School Buildings
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Drawing of South America by Julia Bayhylle
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Drawing of North America by Agnes McGaa
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Letters from Janice Stops (Crow)
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Little girls’ playground
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Lawn in front of school buildings
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Miss Brood's class in basketry, made of seeds and native willows
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Class photo on steps-boys
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Class photo-girls
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Miss Palmer's class in basketry
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Group on horses
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Swimming in River
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Main Building
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Boys Building
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Kindergarten A.M. "Soldier Game"
1906
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Kindergarten A.M. 1st table-3rd Gift
1906
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First view of Maypole Drill
1906
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Second view of Maypole Drill
1906
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Rita Pakestian Kindergartener Spring Cleaning
March 1906
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School House
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Two women baking in the kitchen
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Six women doing dishes
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Kindergarten
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Fort lapwai Battalion
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Dormitory
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Industrial school blacksmith shop
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A lesson in Fractions
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Amusement hall in course of construction
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Water tanks and bathhouse
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Postcard six women on a porch
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Postcard of a group photo on a porch
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House with women and chickens
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Mr. Willie Lewis, White Swan, WA
August 1910
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Yakima School Girls
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Ben B. Olney
1916
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Employees dining
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Graduation exercise
June 1908
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Five Students and a Nun Infront of sewing work
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Sewing Work Display
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Barn and Field Workers
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Field workers
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View of School Grounds
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Hospital building
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View of School Building
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View of school with children playing
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View of school
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View of School Buildings
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Thanksgiving Day, Students baking a cake
1900
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Railway Station
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"Learn by Doing", students building project
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Main Building - school house
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School room
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Building
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Artesian well completed on 10/03/1900 916 ft deep, pressure 180 lbs., flow unchanged 05/11/1901
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West Levee- also Section Road35th long 2rd wide 6ft high: Volunteer labor by Agency employees and American Indians
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Dormitory two
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Girls Dormitory
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Camp of the school herders in the mountains
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Horses ready for inspection
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Twelve boys on a stage, demonstration
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Sewing Room
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Sloyd shop
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Dining room
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Kindergarten, Lawrence, KS
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Farm Wagon built at Haskell
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Bailer house and barns
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Sewing class
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Dining room
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Carpenter Apprentice
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Domestic Science
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School Buildings
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Postcard of a woman in traditional dress
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X
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Entrance and office of Haskell Institute
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School band and band wagon
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School building and large boys' dormitory
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Boys Building
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Small boys building
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Employees
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Normals and Kindergarten pupils playing games
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Small boys building
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Commercial department
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Boys dormitory
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Room for 3rd and 4th advanced grades
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Shops and boiler house
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Haskell herd
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Haskell choice stock
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Marvin Society
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Girls building
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Chapel and school building
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Normal department
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Bird's eye view of Haskell
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Entrance and office
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Haskell farm
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Haskell herd
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View of farm
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Auditorium
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Chapel and School building
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Barns and boiler house
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Cabbage patch
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Physical Culture Class
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Physical Culture Class
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Haskell Glee Club
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Boys dormitory
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Football Team
1898
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Baseball Team
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Marvin Society
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Philomathean Society
5
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Haskell Band
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Haskell Institute- Ida Skenandore Oneida- Grade 8 "A" - strawberry plant artwork
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Haskell Building
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Girls working in a garden
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Main Building Santee Agency, NB
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Main building
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Boys and girls in a field
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Group of children-day school
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Group photo of children on a beach
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Washing blankets
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Boys Battalion
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Girl students, taken infront of girls' home
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Male studnets in front of boys' house
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Officers of Girls Battalion taken infront of schoolhouse
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Employees and families group photo taken in front of Supt. Flinn's cottage
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Kindergarten students
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Weeding the garden
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Pupils-2 women
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Arbor Day-children planting a tree
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Front view of cottage
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Views of rear garden
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Bird's eye view of Menomonee Boarding School
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Bird's eye view of farm and stock at Menomonee Boarding School
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Garden at Menomonee Boardig School
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Students
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Menomonee Boarding School looking North
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School picnic
June 30, 1896
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Mescalero Apache boys
1896
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Moqui Pueblo, first village
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Moqui Training School-attendance 158
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Blacksmith shop
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Laundry room
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Two men on a rock
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Henry Crazy Bull-citizens dress
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Dining room
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View of buildings
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Laundry room
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Classroom
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Classroom
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Classroom
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View of buildings
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Laundry-washer
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View of Greenhouse
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Sewing class
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Display of beadwork
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Employees and pupils
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Barn
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School buildings
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Boiler room
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Logging
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Cooking lesson in school room
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Dining room
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Third grade sewing class
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Pupils at Oneida School
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Lesson in Washing in Laundry
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Dressmaking in Sewing Room
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First grade Darning class
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Cooking class
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Sewing room
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Kindergarten Sewing class
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Working laundry
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The kitchen
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Laundry lesson in School Room
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Home of Jessie Cornelius
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Home of Nelson Metoxen
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Home of D. Wheelock
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Home of Thos Schanandore
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Home of Jno. Q Adams
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Home of Edwin Shenandore
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Home of Baird and Shenandoah
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Industry of Nelson Metoxen, Wagon Maker
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Industry of Joseph S. Smith, Sawmill
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Display Board "Homes and Industries of Educated Indians"
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Home of Israel Hill
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Display board with examples of drawings, writings, and photographs- Scrubbing
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Display board with examples of drawings, writings, and photographs- Kitchen Garden
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Display board with examples of drawings, writings, and photographs- Kneading Bread
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Display board with examples of drawings, writings, and photographs- Potato Field
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Display board with examples of drawings, writings, and photographs- Hay Field
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Display board with examples of drawings, writings, and photographs- Laundry
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Display Board with nine examples of student drawings
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Display board with seven examples of student drawings: two watercolors by students at Pawnee Boarding School
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R.A.T.-sailboat
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Display board with nine drawings of agriculture
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by Lily Elm
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by Ida John
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Bells at Pala Mission
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Ruins of the old Pala Mission
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Students hoeing
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Hoeing corn
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Classroom
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Scrubbing
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School building
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American Indian dancers at the fiesta, Feather Dance
September 29, 1902
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American Indian dancers at the fiesta, Feather Dance
September 29, 1902
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Alter in the little church
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A tule house
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Muscians at the fiesta
September 29, 1902
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Hoeing in the garden
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School house
7
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School buildings
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Teaching sewing and other practical work
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Girls' dormitory
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Mandolin and Guitar Club
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Girls sitting room
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Fire department
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Women sewing
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Sloyd department
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A corner in the laundry
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Institute at Pheonix
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Front hallway
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Girls sewing
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Hoeing
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Two women baking bread
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Men milking cows
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Hoeing
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Children baking in the kitchen
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Sheldon Lillie and Ernest Boone
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Dormitory room interior
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School store
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Greenhouse
7
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Greenhouse
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Wood detail
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Three girls
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Class in sewing and basketry, Mary Lydy, Housekeeper
June 10, 1903
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Garden scene, John W. Lydy, teacher
June 10, 1903
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Garden, Clarence Thursters, teacher
1906
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Pupils
1903-1904
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School buildings
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Ponca's-Frank C. Churchill U.S. Indian Inspector
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Tea Party
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Class photo-outside
May 29, 1899
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Pair of cod fish found dead at sea by American Indian sealers
June 1899
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Whale killed by American Indains at La Push, cut up at tow tide
June 06, 1899
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Garden Display (this photo is restricted due to it being boarded with a restricted photo.)
1904
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Poppies (this photo is with the restricted due to being on a board with a restriced photo)
1904
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Garden peas (this photo is with the restricted due to be boarded with a retricted photo)
1904
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Pupils and teachers
1904
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Baseball team
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Students at Riggs Institute
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Parade
July 4, 1897
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Plowing
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Milking
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Day school
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School buildings
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Sodding
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In the laundry
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Boiler room
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Girls' dormitory
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School building
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Dining hall
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Barn yard
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Pupils of the second grade
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Pupils of the third grade
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Chapel
October 1903
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Bird's eye view of Mission
1897
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Pupils of St. Francis Mission
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Industrial room
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Pupils
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Hoeing
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Hoeing
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Garden Display
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Garden Display
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School at He Dog's camp
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View of Riverside Indian School
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Girls' dormitory
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A II grade
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Baseball Team
1903
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Office
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Old dormitory
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Two women
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Arches of the Mission
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Arches surrounding quadrangle
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Children on donkeys infront of school building
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San Miguel church
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Watering lawn
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Planting flower garden
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The (old) tailor shop
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Matthew's Cooking School
8
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Home for young women-Dakota home
8
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School house and chapel
8
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View of building and grounds
8
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4
Bird's nest-home for little girls
8
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View of buildings and lodges
8
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Group of people in a field with covered wagons
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Barn built and painted by American Indians
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Man and little girl feeding deer-view of Seger Colony School
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Men on horses-view of Seger Colony School
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Piling rocks
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Feeding cows
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Students at formation
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Employee house, people on the front porch
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In the packing house
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Budding Naval oranges
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Studying growth of the grapefruit or pomelo
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Estelle Reel at Sherman Institute
May 1906
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School building
November 11, 1897
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Bird's eye view
November 11, 1897
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Back view of the school
November 11, 1897
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Carpenter class, Chas Burton
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Class in Geography, Chas E. Burton, teacher
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Recitation of chart class
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Day school
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Pupils at dinner after a ball game
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Partial view of dining room
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Students listening to lecture about electricity by Prof. Fred Riggs
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Parents visiting students
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Partial view of dining room
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East side of Primary room
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Roome containing 3rd, 4th, and 5th grades
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Employees at dinner after the ball game
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3rd, 4th, 5th grade room
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Georgia A. Morrison, woman holding a baby, young son to the right
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Teachers present at Standing Rock Agency
September 24-26, 1903
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Teacher presernt at Standing Rock Agency
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Taken at the Teachers Institute
September 5-7, 1903
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Golden Steps - below Supai School, Mr. Wilson and daughter
May 1900
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Waterfalls near Supai
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Supai students, group photo
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Yavasupai Indian School
May 1898
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Pueblo girl
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Road used to Yavasupai School
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Reel returning from visiting the Supai Indian School over the roughest trail in America
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Captain Bill, Supai
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Havasupais at Otavasua
May 1900
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School building
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Hoeing the garden
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House building
8
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2
Classroom
8
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Walpi Pueblo
1899
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View of buildings
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Employees with vegetable
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Dairy herd and farmer
8
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Basketry class
8
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Group photo girls
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Class
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Senior class
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Man reading to girl
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American Indian farms at Motaweditta Canyon
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Hampton gardens
8
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Whittier school garden
8
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Kindergarten class
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View of Ft. Spokane
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Boys hoeing
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Students in class
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Girls sewing class
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"What to do in Case of Accident" Tammie Wynecoop
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"Rotation of Crops" Henry Nelson
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"Original Problem" Willie Warren
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"Original Problem" Walter McClung
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Small children in classroom
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Baseball Team
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Laundry
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Artwork, Concha Marquez-Pueblo Grade II
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Rock Creek Day School Exhibit-first place vegetables
9
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Colville Indian Reservation Non-irrigated Grain
9
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Vegetable exhibit of Pine Ridge Agency Day School
9
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Boston exhibit
9
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Boston exhibit
9
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A.Y.P. Exposition
1909
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Indian Institute Exhibit
July 1899
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Indian Institute Exhibit
July 1899
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Indian Institute Exhibit
July 1899
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D.I.E. Charleston from side view
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Puyallup School
9
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Minneapolis Exhibit
July 1902
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Minneapolis Exhibit
July 1902
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Minneapolis Exhibit
July 1902
9
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Minneapolis Exhibit
July 1902
9
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Minneapolis Exhibit
July 1902
9
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Artwork by S.M. Alphus
9
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Artwork by Minnie Finley
9
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Girls in their individual gardens, gardening
May 26, 1906
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Unidentified woman
9
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Mooney Falls
9
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Ocean scene at an unidentified location
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Ocean scene with lighthouse at unidentified location
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Canyon of unidentified location
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Uniidentified location
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Unidentified location
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Unidentified women and children
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Unidentified location
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Group of unidentified adults
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Two men with mules
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Men with horse drawn carriages beside train cars
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Thirteen military men on horses
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5 American Indian men on horses
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White Bear and his valet
9
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5 American Indian men with a horse
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Packers and pack saddles
9
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Camp Cartolic
9
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Four men and their dog at their hunting camp
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A man and his dog in the woods
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A camp beside a mountain
9
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Reese and Bony-tents at White Butte
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The photographer and his outfit and horse
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Bear Tooth snow bound
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Bear Tooth snoy evening
9
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Captain Gregg and three men standing outside their tent
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The Hunter's Nook-3 men and their game at a hunting site
9
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The Hunter's Nook-Bear Tooth, Herston Dewing and Roland
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From top of Clay Mountains, sundown, Clarks Fork Range
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Camp up the trail, Jack Miller and Tommy
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[Hught's?] unfinished Ranche, Elk Mts
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An animal in Fork Canyon
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Man on his horse
9
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The Doctor on his horse
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Camp Finis-Rotten Tail, a Crow Chief
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Zeb outwitting the impenitent mile
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Lizzie Shane at allie, double exposed
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Farwell lame John, mules and the good times
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The return to [car?] co. Mouth of Clarks Fork
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Camp Finis-"The man who follows his enemy" on a mule
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Our ambulance and team
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Our last hurry
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Students working on school project
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Chrildren playing outside building
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5
Work being done on stairwell
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Blacksmith shop
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Henry School building, Standing Rock ND
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Embroidery sample by Katie Sullivan
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2
scenery near Henry School
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1
3
Embroidery sample by Martina Clement
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1
4
Embroidery sample by Eva Bigshield
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1
5
School building
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1
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School building
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Artwork by Rosalie Hodgkiss
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1
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Artwork by William [Jahn?]
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1
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Artwork by Mary Bullhead
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1
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Artwork by Emma Redfox
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1
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Artwork by Paul Walker
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1
12
Artwork by [Juakim?] Hairychin
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1
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Artwork by Philip Seventeen
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1
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Artwork by Angela Hodgkiss
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1
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Artwork by Annie Twiggs
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1
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Artwork by Nellie Holyhorse
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1
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Artwork by Lucy Onefeather
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1
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Artwork by Joseph Eagleman
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1
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Scenery near Henry School
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1
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Artwork by Maya Forte
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1
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scenery near Henry School
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1
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scenery near Henry School
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1
23
Box Canyon, Ouray, CO
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1
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Drawing by Benedita Ramsey
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1
25
Drawing by Katie Menz
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1
26
School building
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1
27
School work by Joseph Fly
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1
28
Scenery of lake
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1
29
Schoolwork by Emma Crowking
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1
30
St. Roch's Chapel
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1
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School work done by Nellie Murphy
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32
School work done by Nellie Murphy
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School work done by Nellie Murphy
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School work by Mary Archambault
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School work by Mary Archambault
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Darning and patchwork by Nellie Defender
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Artwork by Joseph Arcambault
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Artwork by Louis Halsey
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Painting by Margaret Blackcloud
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40
Artwork by Joseph Eagleman
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Artwork by Juakim Hairychin
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42
Painting by Susie Hawkins
10
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43
Series 10
Oversized
This series contains oversized photoboards containing student work, and group photos.
Faculty of unknown association/school
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Officers of the United States Indian Service
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1895
National Indian Association, 23rd National Gathering and Anniversary
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1902
Wagon/teams
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Cow herd
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Navajo and Pueblo of New Mexico excavating for the Zuni Dam, which was constructed very largely with American Indian labor, under the Indian Irrigation Service. Over $100,000 was paid to American Indians on this work, Department of Interior Indian Employment
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American Indians working on the Zuni Canal, near the Zuni Dam, Department of Interior Indian Employment
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Mojave Apaches of Ft. McDowell, Arizona, working with their teams on Irrigating Canal
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Large number of Blackfeet of Montana, with their teams, constructing the Cut-bank Canal under the direction of the Indian Irrigation Service
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Blackfeet with their teams at work on the St. Mary’s Canal in Norther Montana
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Jemez Pueblo, New Mexico constructing an irrigating canal under the direction of the Indian Irrigation Service Engineers
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Large number of Pima and Papago of Arizona just landed from Southern Pacific train at Yuma waiting in front of U.S. Reclamation headquarters to go to work on the Yuma project. Over $200,000 has been paid to the Pima, Papago, and Yuma for labor on this project
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American Indians loading derricks in excavating for the Dam on the Yuma Project
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Plowing fields
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Plowing fields
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Men sitting outside around their tents
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Train of horses and men
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Artwork by Celia Cattoea, Shoshone, age 7
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Artwork by Sadie Black, Arapaho, age 8
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Artwork by Marshall Friday, Arapaho, age 5
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Artwork by Pauline Quinn, Shoshone, age 6
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Artwork by Percival Shavehead, Arapaho, age 7
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Artwork by Willie Engavo, Shoshone, age 6
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Artwork by Wyo Hora, Shoshone, age 12
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Artwork by Ajax Trumball, Arapaho, age 6
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Artwork by Edith Tyler, Arapaho, age 7
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Artwork by Bee Wolfrang, Arapaho, age 6
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Artwork by Willie Hugo, Shoshone, age 7
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Artwork by Gould Quiver, Arapaho, age 8
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Artwork by Bertha Farness, Shoshone, age 8
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Studying plant growth
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Drawing by James Smith, Pawnee, grade 4
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Drawing by S.M. Alphus
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Drawing by Will Justice, Pawnee, grade 3
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Drawing by Minnie Finley
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Painting by Sara Flynn
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Drawing by Anna George
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Drawing by Josephine Smith
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X
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Drawing by Leah Summers
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Drawing by Amy Skenandore
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Drawing by Rosetta Hill
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Drawing by Lily Elm
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Drawing by Electa Cooper
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Drawing by Electa Cornelius
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Drawing by Emma Skenandore
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Drawing by Ida John
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Drawing of girl doing laundry, fifth grade
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Drawing by Rose Cornelius, age 14, fifth grade
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Drawing of boy holding US flag
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Drawing by Hendricks Cornelius, kindergarten
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Drawing of girl holding yarn/playing Cat's Cradle(?)
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Drawing by Francis Smith, age 10, second grade
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Drawing by Emma Skenandore, age 15, fourth grade
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Drawing by Mellond Schuyler, age 12, first primary
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Drawing by Amy Skenandore, age 13, first grade
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Drawing by D. R. Wood, Pawnee, grade 4
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Drawing by R.A. T
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Drawing by M. Cornelius
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Drawing by John Garrick
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Drawing of a sailboat by unknown
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Drawing of W.B. Charles
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Drawing by Viola Curley Chief, Pawnee, grade 5
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Scrubbing
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Kitchen Garden
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Kneading bread
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Potato field
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Hay field
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Laundry
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School work by Imez [Dienny?], age 10, first grade
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School work by Rosetta Hill, age 15
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School work by Cora Elm, age 11, second grade
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School work by unknown, kindergarten
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School work by Phoebe Ehn, age 13 fourth grade
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School work by Mary Silas, age 13
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School work by Studley King, age 14
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School work by Louisa Adams
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School work by Melinda House
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"Navaho Blanket Weaving Tohatchi Indian School - Blankets for sale - Tohatchi, New Mexico" Sign
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School work by Oliver Squatera, age 14, Mojave, fourth grade
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School work by Walter Laozbun, age 13, Mojave, fourth grade
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School work by Joe Paiute, age 15, Paiute, fifth year
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School work by Clifford M. Johnson, age 14, Mojave, sixth grade
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School work by Eula Hatchugulchewoks, age 13, Mojave, sixth grade
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School work by Jessie Nealge, age 14, Mojave, sixth grade
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School work by Bernice Nealge, age 15, Mojave, sixth grade
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School work by Hassa Nealge, age 12, Mojave, sixth grade
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