A painting of "A Rainy Morning in Cow Camp," in color.

Black and white photograph of Apache camp. Shows three grass huts with family in front of one at far right. Boy standing in front of space between two huts wearing traditional shirt, vest, Anglo-style pants. Gourds, basket, and pail in foreground. Folder 7

Inscribed, "Apache Camp" under image on recto

Sepia-colored photograph of Pacer's camp, Apache. One large tepee in foreground with approximately a half dozen in middleground. Hill and bare trees in background. Folder 10

Inscribed, "Apache Pacer's Camp" on verso

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

Campsite with three tents set up in clearings in forest.

Black and white photograph of five men in camp. Charles M. Russell with four unknown men at a Camp located near a river. On same page as TU2009.39.7652.14-17.

Folder 2

Inscribed, "Cheyenne Camp after Battle" under image on recto

C.S. Russell, Charles M. Russell's father, seated near a campfire in the woods. A large pot seated in front of him. Handwritten at the top of the photograph, "drying out in camp." Clothes are hung on branches over the fire. Photograph attached to black album page with TU2009.39.7631 on reverse.

Typed letter from Charles M. Russell to 'Friend Trigg' dated 24 February 1916 speaks on being in camp by the stockyards and updates on the weather.