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Tipi at Indian Settlement
August 1915
Two children and a man posing near a tipi (teepee) at an Indian settlement near Moose River.
Indian Settlement
August 1915
A view of an Indian settlement on Moose River near Namakan Lake.
Tipi
1911
Carl standing and looking through the entrance of a tipi (teepee) near Rainy Lake.
Iron Lake Shore
1910
A view across the water of Iron Lake to the shore. There are two tipi (teepee) frames near the shore.
Tipi Frame
1907
The wooden frame of an Indian tipi (teepee) among trees in the woods.
