Sepia-colored portrait photograph of Black Crow, Ponca. Studio portrait facing three-quarters towards proper left. In turban with Eagle feather, prairie shirt, necklace, beaded leggings, and moccasins, wrapped in blanket. Folder 1

Folder 3

Inscribed, "Crazy Bear, (illegible) Chief, Pawnee; John Phillip Sousa; Horse Chief Eagle, Ponca Chief" on verso

Sepia tone photograph of Ej-na-nik-ka-ga-hi or the Lone Chief. Seated in studio setting. Wearing Anglo-style clothing. Wrapped in a blanket. Folder 6

Inscribed, "Poncah Chief, Ej-na-nik-ka-ga-hi (The Lone Chief)" on verso

Black and white portrait photograph of George Eagle and White Eagle, Ponca. Four men in foreground: George Eagle, Anglo man, White Eagle, Anglo man, and a child. Folder 9

Inscribed, "George White, White Eagle." on recto

Folder 5

Sepia tone photograph of a group of Indian school girls at Ponca Agency. 4 boys are pictured in addition to 12 girls. All wearing Anglo-style clothing. Children are seated and standing in an outdoor setting. Folder 5

Inscribed, "Indian school girls at Ponca Agency" on verso

Folder 2

Black and white photograph of Ponca families, "Plural marriage". Native group in front of tepee: six women seated and three men standing behind them. Tepee and arbor with blanket in background. Folder 7

Note on reverse, "Poncas, 1887, Plural Marriage, Ref. bk. Indian-Territory" on verso

Black and white photograph of a Ponca camp. Ponca woman with barrel in foreground. Anglo man seated next to native girl. Two native women with an infant under arbor in middle ground. Rack with quilt at right. Trees on horizon in background. Folder 7

Sepia tone photograph of the Ponca Indian Dancing Grounds on the Ponca Reservation of Oklahoma Territory. Several white men and Indians are pictured in the photograph wearing Anglo-style and traditional clothing respectively. Folder 5