Date: | 1885 |
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Description: | Illustration of medicine man Jes´ akkid´ bending over an ill person, removing disease from his/her body. |
Date: | 06 24 1852 |
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Description: | Illustration of the Washington, D.C. Delegation of Indians. Five Indians pose with a man in a beard and suit. From Benjamin Armstrong, "Early Life Among Th... |
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Description: | Group of Native Americans-Potowatomi standing in front of rock formation. |
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Description: | Diorama in the Milwaukee Public Museum depicting Black Hawk's surrender on August 27, 1832 at Fort Crawford in Prairie du Chien. |
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Description: | Susie Redhorn "HiNukIGa" (Woman), daughter of Frank Redhorn and Lucy Prettyman, shown in later years posing by two baskets. The photograph was taken at the... |
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Description: | Illustration of three Potawatomi Indians cooking. |
Date: | 07 16 1898 |
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Description: | A group of Ojibwa men fishing from boats. |
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Description: | Wisconsin Ho-Chunk (Winnebago) Indians Foster DeCorah and sons. Foster and son Robert served in Co. D of the 128th Infantry and were killed in WWI. |
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Description: | Man posing by a gate in the Red Cliff Indian Reservation cemetery. |
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Description: | Portrait of Potawatomi Indian, Michicott. |
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Description: | Chief Cloud, in center, of the Chippewa Indians (Ojibwa) standing outdoors with other men. |
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Description: | John Young, Potawatomi Indian Chief near Marshfield. He came to Wisconsin from Illinois about 1840. He is buried in the Indian Village at McCord, Wisconsin... |
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Description: | Joe Wisconsin from near Sheboygan Falls. He died near Blackwell, Wisconsin, in the spring of 1925. |
Date: | 1907 |
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Description: | Oneida members of the Grand Army of the Republic. The Parish Hall is in the background. |
Date: | 06 19 1919 |
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Description: | Chippewa (Ojibwa) Indians and returned soldiers posing at the Victory celebration. Ira O. Isham, Chippewa interpreter, is in the foreground. |
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Description: | Tomah Indian School with boys standing in front of the entrance sign. |
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Description: | Group portrait of the Natwe Family with three women, three men, a boy, and a puppy. |
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