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Geronimo and Group of Sioux and Apache
Outdoor group portrait of men, with tipis behind them. Caption reads: "Group of Sioux and Apache Indians." Identifies Geronimo, first row, second from right, a chief of the Chiricahua Apaches.
Portrait of Geronimo
March 1905
Portrait of Goyathlay (One Who Yawns), called Geronimo, Medicine Man, Prophet and Leader, with Medal. Part of Athapascan, Chiricahua and Apache Tribes.
Native Americans Waiting at Bank
A group of Native American men, women, and children, waiting in front of the First National Bank for their payment, possibly in 1910. Caption reads: "Indians waiting for payment. First Nat'l Bank, ...
Sun Dance of the Ponca Indians
March 22, 1905
A large group of Ponca Native Americans in the Sun dance, at the 101 Ranch, one of the early focal points of the oil rush in northeastern Oklahoma. Caption reads: "Sun Dance of the Ponca Indians, 1...
Native American Chief
A portrait of the Native American chief Tecumseh. Caption reads: "Tecumseh, the Indian Chief who made Treaty with Geo. Rogers Clarke, Vincennes, Ind."
