Edward H. Latham photographs, approximately 1900-1912

From unverified legacy documentation: Chief Joseph's winter camp.

See also item Latham 4793 for same image.

From unverified legacy documentation: Children of Charlie Will-'pock-en, a Chief Joseph band of Nez Perce man who lived on the Colville Reservation contemporaneous with Chief Joseph.

See also items Latham 4788 and 43.

Written on verso: To go with two little [unintelligible] Sunshine # 4786.

From unverified legacy documentation: Children of Charlie Will-'pock-en, a Chief Joseph band of Nez Perce man who lived on the Colville Reservation contemporaneous with Chief Joseph.

Larger format than item Latham 4775a.

See also items Latham 4788 and 43.

See also item Latham 4791.

See also item Latham 4791.

Larger format than item Latham 4777a.

See also item Latham 4791.

See also item Latham 44.

See also item Latham 44.

See also PH766 Ada Stillwell collection of Colville Indian Reservation photographs, item 21 for original.

Larger format presentation print copy of item Latham 4780a.

Similar image to item Latham 4780a-b.

Enlarged crop of negative image.

From unverified legacy documentation: Same eagle-feather headdress worn by Yellow Bull when he spoke at Chief Joseph's reburial.

From unverified legacy documentation: Pio Pio Ta'likt or Peo-peo Thalekt [...].

Larger format presentation print copy of item Latham 4784a.

From unverified legacy documentation: Same eagle-feather headdress worn by Yellow Bull when he spoke at Chief Joseph's reburial.

Lower contrast print than Latham 4784a-b.

From unverified legacy documentation: Same eagle-feather headdress worn by Yellow Bull when he spoke at Chief Joseph's reburial.

From unverified legacy documentation: Same eagle-feather headdress worn by Yellow Bull when he spoke at Chief Joseph's reburial.

Larger format than item Latham 4784Ba.

See also PH766 Ada Stillwell collection of Colville Indian Reservation photographs, item 12 for original.

Larger format presentation print copy of item Latham 4786Aa.

See also item Latham 4787 for same subjects.

Pelt decoration shows beadwork and mirror motifs.

See also items Latham 4775a-b and 43 for same subjects.

Written on verso: Chief Moses medicine ball.

Subject appears twice with montage composed of two separate negative copies physically cut and pasted together to form one negative image.

Written on verso: Chief Josephs [sic] winter camp.

Larger format presentation print copy of item Latham 4792a.

See also item Latham 4772 for same image.

Shows imagery of farming equipment, the Bible, the Western Hemisphere, and "On Earth Peace. Good Will Toward Men."

Written on verso: [...] presented to Chief Joseph in 1871.

From unverified legacy documentation: Presented by President Ulysses Grant as a peace medal possibly because the Colville Reservation was to be founded the year after.

Shows imagery of tobacco, a pipe, an olive branch, a bust of President Ulysses S. Grant, and "United States of America. Let Us Have Peace. Liberty Justice and Equality."

Written on verso: [...] presented to Chief Joseph in 1871.

From unverified legacy documentation: Presented by President Ulysses Grant as a peace medal possibly because the Colville Reservation was to be founded the year after.

From unverified legacy documentation: also known as So-ko-mop-o or "Old Jean".

Until 1930, the ferry which crossed at the confluence of the Columbia and Sanpoil Rivers was privately operated. It was acquired by the Washington State Department of Highways, then later in 1951 by the Washington State Department of Transportation as part of its Eastern Washington ferry fleet.

Source: Washington Department of Transportation .

From accompanying material: Brands on door belong to horse-owning Colville Reservation citizens, Chief Joseph's brand is third from left on top row.

From accompanying material: Horses were sometimes branded on the neck beneath the mane.

Written on verso: Nez Perce War Parade, at Nespilem [sic], on the Fourth of July [...].

See also PH18 Thomas Prosch Indian Albums, item Vol. 1 No. 18.

Larger format than item Latham 4820a.

Larger format than item Latham 4821a.

Written on verso: One of the last reed teepees [sic] [...] used.

Written on verso of duplicate: Jule Miett [?] [...] Chief Joseph tribe.

Larger presentation print copy of item Latham 4824a.

White non-residents of the reservation visiting for Fourth of July parade.

Larger format presentation print copy of item Latham 4828a.

From unverified legacy documentation: Wenatchi siblings Sam & Isabelle Friedlander [...].

See also item 45.

Smaller format and lower contrast than item Latham 4830.

Larger format than item Latham 4831a.

Larger format presentation print of item Latham 4831a.

See also items 46–48.

Image reversal of item Latham 4841.

Possibly "Powerhouse Falls".

Below Spray Falls, near outlet of Nespelem River into Columbia River.

"Dr. Oshea" was probably a white visitor or resident.

Shows bag embroidered "The Bachelor's Friends," alongside long guns, a basket, and bandoliers.

"Dr. Oshea" was probably a white visitor or resident.

Shows bag embroidered "The Bachelor's Friends," alongside long guns, a basket, and bandoliers.

See also PH766 Ada Stillwell collection of Colville Indian Reservation photographs, item 2.

From unverified legacy documentation: Probably an Appaloosa or Nez Perce horse. Nez Perce horse breeders originated the breed in the early 19th century.

See also PH766 Ada Stillwell collection of Colville Indian Reservation photographs, item 8 for original.

From unverified legacy documentation: Probably an Appaloosa or Nez Perce horse. Nez Perce horses breeders originated the breed in the early 19th century.

See also item Latham 4898 for same subject.

Large format presentation print copy of item Latham 4936a.

See also item Latham 4936 for similar image.

See also item Latham 4786 for similar subject as infant.

See also item Latham 4786 for similar subject as infant.

See also item Latham 4786 for similar subject as infant.

See also item 49.

Larger format presentation print copy of item Latham 4858a.

Written on verso: [...] nephew of Chief Joseph.

See also item 50.

From unverified legacy documentation: also known as So-ko-mop-o or "Old Jean".

See also item 51.

Not same subject as items Latham 4865 or Latham 4866.

From unverified legacy documentation: First wife of Willie Nampoya, probably from a Wenatchi community.

Not same subject as items Latham 4864 or Latham 4866.

Not same subject as items Latham 4864 or Latham 4865A.

From unverified legacy documentation: Nespelem.

From unverified legacy documentation: Nespelem.

Larger format than item Latham 4867a.

Not same subject as Latham 4867a-b.

Not same subject as Latham 4867a-b.

See also PH766 Ada Stillwell collection of Colville Indian Reservation photographs, item 18 for original.

See also item Latham 4779 and item 52.

From accompanying material: [...] sisters.

Larger format presentation print copy of item Latham 4872a.

Written on verso: [...] Belle of Nez Perce with [Chief] Joseph at St. Louis.

See also item Latham 4872 for same subjects.

Woman on left holding cornhusk bag with hexagonal and tear-shaped motifs.

See also item 53.

Probably Peo-na-nikt (Chief Joseph band of Nez Perce).

From unverified legacy documentation: Peotsenmy (Chief Joseph band of Nez Perce) from Lapwai, Idaho, who married Chief Moses in 1893.

See also item 54.

Image reversal of item Latham 4888a.

Written on verso: [...] the oldest living member of Joseph's Band.

From unverified legacy documentation: also known as So-ko-mop-o or "Old Jean".

Shows ink additions to photo surface.

From unverified legacy documentation: also known as So-ko-mop-o or "Old Jean".

Shows subject on left holding cornhusk bag with linear and arrow motifs.

Shows subject on left holding cornhusk bag with linear and arrow motifs.

Shows from left, Looty Scra-scra holding bag with geometric motifs, then Annie Sam holding bag with floral motifs.

Larger format presentation print copy of item Latham 4892a.

Horse has brand of Owhi (Yakama), a Colville Reservation resident.

See also item 55.

Captioned on photo: "A Nez Perce Warrior. The shots painted on shoulder and flank show where the balls struck the horse when it was shot from under the rider".

See also item 56.

Larger format presentation print copy of item Latham 4897a.

From associated material: Feather in man's hair indicates married status.

See also item Latham 4936 for same subject on left.

Larger format presentation print copy of item Latham 4898a.

See also item Latham 4936 for same subject on left.

See also item Latham 4936 for same subject on left.

Larger format than item Latham 4901Aa.

From left, possibly A-kis-kis on horseback, near Jor A-kis-kis and Hal-a-mis (Palouse), standing.

From unverified legacy documentation: Paloos/Colville [sic] family [...].

Larger format presentation print copy of item Latham 4902a.

Larger format than item Latham 4904a.

From unverified legacy documentation: Son of David Williams. Also known as Charging Hog.

From unverified legacy documentation: Son of David Williams. Also known as Charging Hog.

See also item 57.

See also item 58.

From unverified legacy documentation: Son of David Williams. Also known as Charging Hog.

See also item 57.

See also item Latham 4871.

From accompanying material: Wives of David Williams.

From accompanying material: [Annie Yellow Wolf is the] wife of Yellow Wolf. Mary Tom [is the] half-sister to Annie Yellow Wolf.

Larger format presentation print copy of item Latham 4915a.

See also items 59–60.

Larger format presentation copy of item Latham 4924a.

See also item Latham 4926 for similar image, and items 62–64 for items from same shoot.

See also item 65.

See also items Latham 4898–Latham 4899.

See also item 66.

Larger format of Latham 4937a.

From accompanying material: Cayuse boys.

Larger format presentation print copy of item Latham 4944a.

From unverified legacy documentation: Annie from Wenatachee.

From unverified legacy documentation: Annie from Wenatachee.

Larger format presentation print copy of item Latham 4949a.

From unverified legacy documentation: Annie from Wenatachee.

See also item 67.

Larger format presentation print copy of item Latham 4952a.

From unverified legacy documentation: probably [Chief Joseph band of] Nez Perce.

From unverified legacy documentation: probably [Chief Joseph band of] Nez Perce.

See also PH766 Ada Stillwell collection of Colville Indian Reservation photographs, item 9 for original.

Shows woman on left holding cornhusk bag with diamond motifs, and woman on right holding beaded bag with floral motifs.

Image reversal of item Latham 4974a.

Large format presentation print copy of item 2a.

Larger format presentation print copy of item 3a.

Shows woman on left holding cornhusk bag with floral motifs.

Larger format presentation print copy of item 4a.

Shows from left, woman holding cornhusk bag with arrow and diamond motifs, then woman holding cornhusk bag with floral motif.

Larger format presentation print copy of item 5a.

Written on accompanying material: Chief Joseph family.

Larger format presentation print copy of item 6a.

Possibly a resident of Colville Reservation.

Possibly not residents, but probably taking place on Colville Reservation.

Possibly not residents, but probably taking place on Colville Reservation.

Probably not residents of, nor taking place on, Colville Reservation.

Probably not residents of, nor taking place on, Colville Reservation.

Possibly Vancouver, Washington.

Written on verso: Box Canyon. Rich man. [...].

Larger format than item 15a.

See also PH766 Ada Stillwell collection of Colville Indian Reservation photographs, item 17 for same photo.

Written on verso: Fought like buck [?] during the war.

Written on verso: [...] Son of Speng-eck-steetsa, brother of Chief Moses. He is wearing Chief Moses [sic] war bonnet.

See also PH766 Ada Stillwell collection of Colville Indian Reservation photographs, item 16 for alternative original print.

Written on verso: Columbia Girl.

Written on verso: [Moses-]Columbia women.

See also PH766 Ada Stillwell collection of Colville Indian Reservation photographs, item 24 for same photo.

Written on verso of duplicate: Winter tepee [sic].

Larger presentation print copy of item 22a.

Written on envelope: Two Indian girls - Bead work dressed up. Charlie Will-'pock-en's second wife Kil-ess-tum Yakima.

Written on envelope: Chief Joseph family.

Written on envelope: Roosevelt carriage.

Written on envelope: Typical river camp. Yakima Park. Fine.

Duplicate images.