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Kaquados' Pall-Bearers
July 3, 1931
The Potawatomi pall-bearers at Chief Simon Kaquados' burial at Peninsula State Park.
Marker Unveiling
July 3, 1931
The unveiling of the marker at Peninsula State Park for Chief Simon Kaquados of the Potawatomi.
Chief Simon Kahquados with Horse
Candid portrait of Potawatomi Chief Simon Onanguisse Kahquados holding the bridle of a horse.
William Link
1920
Full-length portrait of William Link in full regalia outdoors at Skunk Hill.
A Potawatomi Chief
1920
Full-length portrait of Potawatomi chief Simon Kahquados, born Kakanisaiga. He is depicted in his peace council attire. Caption reads: "A POTAWATOMI CHIEF. The legend in the mythology of the Potawa...
White Pigeon and Reuben Young
1920
Full-length portrait of White Pigeon and Reuben Young in full regalia at Skunk Hill.
