Description

Black and white portrait photograph of San-ke and Hat-py, Cheyenne women. Woman on proper right wearing blanket as shawl, dark dress, moccasins, and small braids. Woman on proper left is wearing striped dress, blanket at waist, moccasins, beaded necklaces, and braids. In album.

Primary Title

San-ke and Hat-py, Cheyenne squaws

Description Sepia-colored photograph of a Boomer family. Same as 4326.3532. Family camped awaiting land run of 1889. Stamp at left of image, "From the Collections of the Thomas Gilcrease Institute of American History and Art". From red fabric bound book "Collection of Oklahoma Indian and Cowboy Views published by Prettyman and Cornish, Arkansas City, KS". Inside cover reads "ER/79", same as studio card from Gordon Miller Collection (4326.3482) and stamp "From the Collection of the Thomas Gilcrease...

Description

Sepia-colored portrait photograph of Chief John Ross. Man standing in studio setting with left arm resting against back of chair. Wearing formal suit and holding hat in right hand which is resting on right hip.

Inscription(s)

Inscribed, "Photograph of Chief John Ross by F. Gutekunst 704 and 706 Arch Street Philadelphia (no 14846) 1863." on verso

Description

Black and white portrait photograph of four individuals (two men, two women) in a studio setting. Men are standing behind women dressed in native (Kaw, Ponca, or Osage) dress with headbands and single feather. Women are seated in native dress (also Kaw, Ponca, or Osage) with German silver conchos and ribbons work. Identification has not been made of who these individuals are and whether or not they are Native American.

Description

Black and white photograph of a Boomers camp. Wagons full of Boomers waiting at camp to cross Salt Fork to Run of 1889.

Inscription(s)

Inscribed, "Boomers Camp" in center on recto

Description

Black and white portrait photograph of young woman posed in what appears to be studio dress as same ensemble shown in 4326.3481 and 4326.3483.

Inscription(s)

Inscribed, "Half Breed" in lower center on recto

Description Black and white photograph of two Apache women. One seated under canvas lean-to with stove and cooking utensils wearing traditional cotton dress. The woman standing to right of lean-to is wearing a traditional buckskin two-piece dress with beads and Kiowa moccasins. Sign on pole reads "Groceries". "Hope (Apacha)" is written on the bottom, but it may be Chiizacaua in Southwest, Oklahoma. Inscription(s) Inscribed, "Hope (Apacha)" in lower...

Description

Sepia-colored photograph of Sooners passing through Cherokee Outlet waiting to cross swollen Salt Fork River Railroad Bridge seen at right.

Description

Black and white group photograph of Cherokee men in front of tent. Listed left to right (as stated on reverse): William Young, Connell Rogers, D.H. Ross, William P. Ross, D.W. Lipe, J.S. Scott, S.H. Benge, William Jackson, C.V. Rogers, William Percival, S.S. Stephens, Riley Keys, John Thompson Adair, W.D. Ross, James Shelton, A.F. Cowan, William Turner. All men wearing hats and business attire.

Description Sepia-colored photograph of a creek, the embankment, and houses in background. Along the top, numbers are written which correspond to the houses below them and detailed information given on back of photo. Men on riverboat at botton right. Houses stretch from center to right on elevated land beyond the creek. Written on reverse, "1. Home of Col. Phillips during war - log house (J.M. Adair) my father John Lafayette Adair bought this house before the war 1857 when town of Kee Too whah was laid...