Collection is open for research.
Gift of Arizona Historical Society, Northern Arizona Division, October 1991 (Lib. Acc. 20479, Photo Acc. 991D136).
Wallowa County (Or.) photographic collection, Org. Lot 766, Oregon Historical Society Research Library.
Collection consists of twenty black and white photographic postcards (including some duplicates), circa 1874-1950, of places in Wallowa County, Oregon. A substantial number of the images depict scenes at Wallowa Lake. Among these is an image of a procession, probably during the reburial of the Nimiipuu (Nez Percé) leader tıwi·teq̉ıs, also known as Old Chief Joseph, at Wallowa Lake in 1926. Also included is a photograph of the gravesite. Other places depicted in the collection include Wallowa Falls, Imnaha Canyon, Horseshoe Lake, Aneroid Lake, and the Wallowa Mountains.
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