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Ho-Chunk Powwow Participants
This photograph of Ho-Chunk powwow participants is a copy made by Van Schaick. From left to right are: John Hazen Hill (HaNaKah), William Hall (HunkKah), William Hinsley (Hensley), John Highsnake (...
David Goodvillage with Horse and Gear
A Ho-Chunk man, identified as David Goodvillage, is wrapped in a plaid blanket and wearing a hat. He is posing mounted on a white horse loaded with hunting and trapping gear, including snowshoes. H...
Portrait of David Goodvillage with Horse and Gear
Portrait of a Ho-Chunk man, identified as David Goodvillage, wrapped in a plaid blanket and wearing a hat. He is posing mounted on a white horse loaded with hunting and trapping gear, including sno...
Native American Powwow
1908
Ho-Chunk Chief Winneshiek leads a powwow just North of Main Street in Black River Falls.
Portrait of David Goodvillage with Wife and Granddaughter
Studio portrait of a Sioux man, Ho-Chunk woman, and Ho-Chunk girl, all posing standing in front of a painted backdrop and wearing full regalia. Identified as David Goodvillage and his wife, he was ...
Pow Wow Scene
March 22, 1905
Drummers and dancers at pow wow led by Chief Winneshiek, below Lutheran Church in a canvas enclosure.
