Black and white portrait photograph of Bar-zin-debar, or Tall Man, Caddo. Seated in studio setting wearing turban with feather, neckerchief, fringed buckskin shirt, blanket over lap, and holding walking stick in right hand. This photograph comes from the Grant Foreman Collection at the Gilcrease Museum. Folder 1

2 copies of this photograph exist in the Gilcrease Photograph Collection Folder 2

Inscribed, "Caddo Camp" on verso

Sepia-colored photograph of five Caddos sitting under lean-to. Three men, two women, all wearing Anglo-style clothing (with exception of embellishments on clothing, such as beads or necklaces). Photo framed in white cardstock with bow and arrow drawings. Folder 2

Inscribed, "Caddos" under image on recto

Indian refugees in Kansas. Folder 1397

Black and white portrait photograph of George Washington, principal chief of the Caddos. Man standing in studio setting leaning right arm against buffalo robe-covered prop. Wearing hat, long calico shirt, Anglo-style jacket, leggings, and moccasins. Folder 6

Sepia-colored portrait photograph of Rafael Gomez. Seated in studio setting wearing Anglo business attire and holding a tomahawk in his right hand. Folder 3

Inscribed, "Rafael Gomez, a Half-breed (Mexican Father and Caddo Mother)" under image on recto

Folder 3

Black and white portrait photograph of Tawacanie. Seated in studio setting looking to proper left with cropped hair, wearing neckerchief and Anglo-style suit. Folder 5

Inscribed, ""Dept. of the Interior, U.S. Geological Suvey of the Territories. Prof. F. Y. Hayden, in charge." under image on recto

Sepia-colored photograph of Ring Nose, the oldest Caddo alive. Seated in studio setting wearing hat, cotton shirt, vest, leggings, and moccasins. Holding rifle barrel-up in right arm. Folder 4

Inscribed, ""The oldest Caddo alive, Ring Nose. 1876" on verso