Frank G. Speck Papers
Mss.Ms.Coll.126
Subcollection I. Frank G. Speck Papers | 1897-1950 | 23 linear feet | ||
Subcollection I is divided into several series. Series I is comprised of research material, and is organized according to culture area, tribe, and community. Series II is predominantly correspondence to and from Speck regarding research topics, as well as other professional matters. This series is arranged alphabetically by author. Series III, IV, and V are comprised of graphic materials: photographs, lantern slides, and maps. This subcollection was acquired separately by the Society, and was originally cataloged as the Frank G. Speck Papers (572.97 Sp3). | ||||
Series I. Research Material | 1903-1950 | 8.25 linear feet | ||
I. Circumpolar Culture Area | ||||
A. General Circumpolar Area | ||||
I(1A1) Speck, Frank G. (Frank Gouldsmith), 1881-1950.
Distribution maps for Circumpolar Traits. | n.d. | 12 items | Box 1 | |
Separate maps show distribution of divination and miracle shamanism; sweat bath; turtle Atlas myth and world-tree concept; bone divination; bear veneration; curative power of mystic words and formulae; dog-ancestor myth; dog as soul leader; curvilinear patterns; confession to cure taboo violation. F&S 1464 Access digital object: | ||||
I(1A2) Birket-Smith, Kaj, 1893-1977.
Plan for Circumpolar Research | 1946 | 1 item | Box 1 | |
Concerning forthcoming International Congress of Anthropological and Ethnological Science at Prague. Includes Birket-Smith Report to the Members of the Committee for International Research in Arctic Ethnology, May, 1936. Status of then-current research. F&S 1416 | ||||
B. General Inuit | ||||
Other Descriptive Information: Previously labelled as "General Eskimo." Changed in January 2021. The term is retained below in cases where it is used as a title in the original manuscript. | ||||
I(1B1) Speck, Frank G. (Frank Gouldsmith), 1881-1950.
Physical Characteristics of the Eskimo (notes on) | n.d. | 1 item | Box 1 | |
Lecture notes. F&S 1362 | ||||
I(1B2) [no entry] | Box 1 | |||
I(1B3) Speck, Frank G. (Frank Gouldsmith), 1881-1950.
Eskimo sled dogs, MS | n.d. | 1 item | Box 1 | |
Discusses training and use of dogs. F&S 1338 | ||||
I(1B4) Speck, Frank G. (Frank Gouldsmith), 1881-1950.
Story of Eskimo woman who raised bear cub | 1923 | 1 item | Box 1 | |
Bibliographical note on J. W. Bilby, (1923) F&S 1343 | ||||
I(1B5) [no entry] | Box 1 | |||
I(1B6) Skinner, Alanson, 1886-1925.
to Frank G. Speck | 1924 | 5 items | Box 1 | |
Miscellaneous reading notes on Inuit: Historical Relations of Inuit and Algonkians, notes. F&S 1341 | ||||
I(1B6) Speck, Frank G. (Frank Gouldsmith), 1881-1950.
Miscellaneous reading notes on Inuit: Miscellaneous book-notes on Inuit | 1940 | 3 items | Box 1 | |
Miscellaneous reading notes on Inuit F&S 325 Other Descriptive Information: Previously labelled as "Miscellaneous reading notes on Eskimos." Changed in January 2021. | ||||
C. Labrador Inuit | ||||
Other Descriptive Information: Previously labelled as "Labrador Eskimo." Changed in January 2021. | ||||
I(1C1) Speck, Frank G. (Frank Gouldsmith), 1881-1950.
Eskimo on the East Coast of Hudsons Bay (Reading notes) | n.d. | 1 item | Box 1 | |
Notes together with Speck's comments on Arthur Dobbs, (1744). F&S 1336 | ||||
I(1C2) Speck, Frank G. (Frank Gouldsmith), 1881-1950.
"The George River Barren Ground Band of Eskimo" (MS carbon) | n.d. | 1 item | Box 1 | |
Concerning whether Inuit were first an inland or a coastal group. F&S 1339 | ||||
I(1C3) Speck, Frank G. (Frank Gouldsmith), 1881-1950.
"Analysis of Eskimo and Indian skin dressing method in Labrador" MS | n.d. | 5 items | Box 1 | |
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I(1C4) Speck, Frank G. (Frank Gouldsmith), 1881-1950.
Report of 1934 Field Trip (typescript) | 1934 | 2 items | Box 1 | |
Summarizes activities and reasons for his field work studying Inuit in Labrador and Newfoundland. Discusses comparisons with Naskapi, and additional research on Beothuk history. F&S 1342 Access digital object: | ||||
I(1C5) Burgesse, J. Allan.
to Frank Speck | 1936 | 2 items | Box 1 | |
Letter from J. Allan Burgesse of Hudson's Bay Company, primarily regarding Innu ("Montagnais") birch bark baskets. Images note: Art design filed by Frank G. Speck with Inuit material. Pencil sketches of double curve motif. (Rationale for original cataloging inclusion in Inuit section unclear.) F&S 2290 Access digital object: | ||||
I(1C6) White, Richard Jr..
List of Archaeological Specimens | n.d. | 2 items | Box 1 | |
Harpoons, scrapers, and similar artifacts, sent by Richard White, a trader in Nain, Labrador. Handwritten note on back by Speck: "Heye list, Esk. archaeology" F&S 1315 Access digital object: | ||||
I(1C7) [no entry] | Box 1 | |||
I(1C8) [no entry] | Box 1 | |||
I(1C9) Cooper, John M. (John Montgomery), 1881-1949.
to Frank Speck | June 29, 1934 | 1 item | Box 1 | |
"Eskimo territorialism." Discusses theism in Labrador; Inuit family rights to hunting grounds. F&S 1325 Access digital object: | ||||
I(1C10) Speck, Frank G. (Frank Gouldsmith), 1881-1950.
Labrador Inuit field notebook | n.d. | 3 items | Box 1 | |
Lists of Inuit names for animals, plants, manufactured objects, etc.; terms of relationship; general vocabulary; texts with interlinear translation. Includes several botanical specimens. Maps of Newfoundland, including railroad and sailing schedules. Also a few Naskapi items on one page. Letter to Speck from E. B. Delabarre, Mar. 4, 1924, A.L.S., 3p., discussing tales he had heard in Labrador. F&S 1337 Other Descriptive Information: Previously labelled as "Eskimo field notebook." Changed in January 2021. Access digital object: | ||||
II. Circumboreal | ||||
A. General | ||||
II(2A1a) Double Curve Motif -- a. miscellaneous notes | 1915-1943 | 4 items | Box 1 | |
Haddon, Alfred C. Letter to Frank G. Speck, December 17, 1915 -- Curious as to degree of missionary influence on double-curve motif. Birket-Smith, Kaj. Letter to Frank G. Speck, October 30, 1927 -- Discusses Montagnais-Naskapi museum specimens; double curve motif in Inuit art. Asks questions on shared "culture elements" among northern tribes. Quimby, George. Letter to Frank G. Speck, February 8, 1943 -- Discusses possible double curve theme in Hopewell art. His field experience suggests Montagnais-Naskapi bands were differentiated by rivers on which they lived. Speck, Frank G. Table of double curve motif, n.d. --Northwestern tribes, Iroquois, central Algonkian usage charted by technique and variation of motifs. F&S 338, 1321, 1430, 2294 | ||||
II(2A1b) Double Curve Motif -- b. "The Double-Curve Motive in Northeastern Algonkian Art" by F.G. Speck | 1914 | 1 item | Box 1 | |
Images note: A copy of Speck's "The Double-Curve Motive in Northeastern Algonkian Art" (1914), with interleaved photographs and sketches of designs, together with notes, suggesting natural-history origins of motives and variations. The photographs and sketches are digitized below. F&S 1443 | ||||
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II(2A2) Speck, Frank G. (Frank Gouldsmith), 1881-1950.
Traps -- a. Miscellaneous notes | 1938 | 2 items | Box 1 | |
Review of John M. Cooper, Snares, deadfalls, and other traps of Northern Algonquians and Northern Athapaskans F&S 337 Access digital object: | ||||
II(2A3) [no entry] | Box 1 | |||
II(2A4) Speck, Frank G. (Frank Gouldsmith), 1881-1950.
Distribution of Scapulimancy, etc., in Circumboreal | n.d. | 1 item | Box 1 | |
Images note: Sketches and comments on shoulder blade divination (Scapulimancy); notes on origin and distribution of deer drives (including 1p. note, undated, from A. I. Hallowell); distribution of artifacts among Algonkin, Naskapi, Mistassini. F&S 372 | ||||
II(2A5) Downes, P. G. (Prentice Gilbert).
Letter to Frank G. Speck | 1936 | 1 item | Box 1 | |
"Miscellaneous notes on Circumboreal Region" Discusses his visit to Naskapi near Davis Inlet, to Cree, and to Chip[pewa]s. 2p. of notes (Speck?) in French-English of Indian or Canadian, discussing changes in Indian culture. F&S 2499 | ||||
B. "Montagnais-Naskapi" (Ilnu, Innu, Naskapi) | ||||
1 General Information | ||||
II(3B1a) Speck, Frank G. (Frank Gouldsmith), 1881-1950.
General Information -- a. Summary of Naskapi life | n.d. | 1 item | Box 2 | |
Apparently an introductory lecture, leading to study of Naskapi beliefs. 1p. notes on psycho-shamanistic performance. F&S 2319 | ||||
II(3B1b) Hammond, R..
General Information -- b. "The Naskapis of Northern Labrador from a Trader's Viewpoint." | n.d. | 1 item | Box 2 | |
A description of Naskapi customs, round of life, the fur trade, especially the role of fur-bearers vs. caribou, incidents of drunkenness among Naskapi; honesty, etc. F&S 2293 | ||||
II(3B1c) Speck, Frank G. (Frank Gouldsmith), 1881-1950.
General Information -- c. History of Inuit-Algonkian relations in Labrador | n.d. | 6 items | Box 2 | |
Includes bibliographical notes, notes on Inuit-Algonkian cultural correspondences and a 3p, typed document concerning migration routes of the Inuit to the New World. F&S 1340 Other Descriptive Information: Previously labelled as "History of Eskimo-Algonkian relations in Labrador." Changed in January 2021. Access digital object: | ||||
II(3B1d) Speck, Frank G. (Frank Gouldsmith), 1881-1950.
General Information -- d. Short History by Frank Speck, concerning Labrador Indians | 1922-1924 | 2 items | Box 2 | |
Includes a 15p. story of incident in Naskapi life and 7p. scraps on natural surroundings. F&S 2317 | ||||
II(3B1e) Speck, Frank G. (Frank Gouldsmith), 1881-1950.
General Information: e. Naskapi personality | n.d. | 1 item | Box 2 | |
Lecture notes. F&S 2314 | ||||
II(3B1f) Speck, Frank G. (Frank Gouldsmith), 1881-1950.
General Information: f. Miscellaneous notes | 1918-1946 | 27 items | Box 2 | |
Includes 4 slips of bibliographic notes; a card with notes on a lecture of Franz Boas, Philadelphia, 1918, concerning the primacy of custom over inner morality; typed reading notes, 1925 a letter of Felix Agnus Leser to Speck, Dec. 14, 1931, concerning the docking of sled dog's tails. Drawing of a Naskapi tent in the Victoria Museum. 3 miscellaneous slips; 35 slips of notes on Inuit and Montngnais culture from printed sources; and 1 notebook, 1946, containing some linguistic and informant data. F&S 2309 | ||||
II(3B1g) Speck, Frank G. (Frank Gouldsmith), 1881-1950.
General Information -- g. Catalogue of Naskapi Collection, Denver Art Museum, as of 2 October 1942, and listing other specimens collected by Frank G. Speck | 1920 - 1942 | 6 items | Box 2 | |
Materials collected by Speck. In addition to that at Denver, there are lists of Montagnais and Mistassini specimens sent to George Heye, 1920; Montagnais specimens sent to Reading Museum, 1927; materials collected in 1021 (list sent to Goddard); list dated Sept. 13, 1921, sent to Wissler. Summary of expenses in 1927. F&S 2298 | ||||
II(3B1h) h. [no entry] | Box 2 | |||
II(3B1i) Speck, Frank G. (Frank Gouldsmith), 1881-1950.
General Information -- i. Birch Bark Containers | 1941 | 7 items | Box 2 | |
Includes 18L. of notes on birch-bark baskets from northwest to northeast; Images Note: 9 photos of Temagami Anishinaabe birch-bark containers; 18 photos of Mistassini, Algonquin containers, as well as 1 negative, 5 sketches, and 10 leaves of notes; 7L. of general notes on birch-bark containers; 4 photos of Kutenai birch-bark containers together with negative and letter of Bella Weitzner to Speck, June 2, 1941; 4p. of notes on Ojibwa birch-bark; 1 photo of Yukon birch-bark; and 4p. of notes and 5 photos of Ojibwa baskets. F&S 370 | ||||
Birch Bark Containers (Ojibwa, Temagami) | ||||
Sub-folder within "II(3B1i) General Information -- i. Birch Bark Containers." Notes and photographs relating to birch bark containers from the Temagami Algonquin, some from the collections of the American Museum of Natural History. Access digital object: | ||||
Birch Bark Containers (General) | ||||
Sub-folder within "II(3B1i) General Information -- i. Birch Bark Containers." Notes and photographs relating to birch bark containers, some relating to collections of the American Museum of Natural History. Includes photos of 4 Kutenai (Ktunaxa, Kootenay, Kootenai) baskets. Includes letter of Bella Weitzner to Speck, June 2, 1941. Access digital object: | ||||
Birch Bark Containers (Algonquin, Mistassini) | ||||
Sub-folder within "II(3B1i) General Information -- i. Birch Bark Containers." Notes and photographs of birch bark containers, relating to the collections of the American Museum of Natural History and Museum of the American Indian, Heye Foundation. Relates to Cree, Mistassini, Algonquin (Rivière Desert, Maniwaki), and includes a reprint Vincent Petrullo's "Decorative Art on Birch-Bark Containers from the Algonquin River du Lièvre Band." Access digital object: | ||||
Birch Bark Containers (Alaska, McKenzie, N. Plateau) | ||||
Sub-folder within "II(3B1i) General Information -- i. Birch Bark Containers." Notes and sketches regarding birch bark containers, including one letter from Gene Weltfish. Concerns multiple cultures including Secwepemc (Shuswap), Dakelh (Carrier), Nlaka'pamux (Thompson), Gwich'in (Kutchin/Loucheux), Slave, Kawchottine (Hare), and others. Access digital object: | ||||
Birch Bark Containers (Ojibway) | ||||
Sub-folder within "II(3B1i) General Information -- i. Birch Bark Containers." Notes and photographs relating to birch bark containers, some from the collections of the American Museum of Natural History, Denver Art Museum, and Reading Museum. Concerns Ojibwe birch bark containers from White Earth, Bois Forte, and Long Lac. Access digital object: | ||||
Birch Bark baskets | 1941 | |||
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Birch Bark containers | 1941 | |||
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II(3B1j) j. [no entry] | Box 2 | |||
II(3B1k) Speck, Frank G. (Frank Gouldsmith), 1881-1950.
General Information -- k. Account book for field trips, with miscellaneous notes | 1903-1922 | 8 items | Box 2 | |
Contains accounts for 1911, 1912, 1913, 1915, 1919, 1920, and 1922 field trips, lists travel costs and cost of obtaining museum specimens. Also 2 newsclippings, 1911, 1913; and a postal card of Speck to his wife, 1919. F&S 2296 | ||||
Account book | 1911-1922 | |||
Written on notebook cover: "Huron notes." Inside cover, vocabulary notes from Les Escoumins (Essipit), likely in Innu-aimun. Opening 6 pages contain a mix of ethnographic and linguistic notes labelled "Huron," as well as similar notes referring to Les Escoumins (Essipit) and Tadoussac, undated. "Montagnais trip, Apr. 2, 1911": detailed record of travel expenses and prices paid for a wide range of "specimens," 9 pages. "Lake St. John Trip, Apr. 4-14, 1912": detailed record of travel expenses and prices paid for a wide range of "specimens," including note on amount "Asked of Sapir," 7 pages + 3 pages of loose slips inserted, relationship unclear. "Canada rip, June 1912": detailed record of travel expenses and prices paid for a wide range of "specimens," apparently billed to Sapir. Sections include: Lake St. John, includes mention of Tete de Boule (Atikamekw) and Abenaki (4 pages); Moisie (2 pages); Seven Islands (Sept-Îles) (2 pages). "Algonquin Trip, June 5-6, 1913": detailed record of travel expenses and prices paid for a wide range of "specimens," apparently billed to Sapir. Places noted: Temagami, Matagama, Nipissing, Temiskaming, Temagami (11 pages). "Lake St John, March 22 - Apr 2, 1913": detailed record of travel expenses and prices paid for a wide range of "specimens," apparently billed to Sapir. "Canada, June 1, 1913, with [Florence]": additional list of expenses, mentioning Maniwaki, North Bay, Nipissing, Temiskaming, Temagami, Bear Island, Chicoutimi. Wampum noted as specific expense line. "Montagnais trip, June 4-27, 1915": travel expenses and prices paid for "specimens." Mentions Tadoussac (1 page). "Montagnais trip, April 10-24, 1919": travel expenses and prices paid for "specimens" (1 page). "Lower St. Lawrence trip, June 4-24, 1919": Natural history notes on land forms, birds, animals, plants. Mentions Tadoussac, Les Escoumins (Essipit) (3 pages.) "Tadoussac and Escoumains [Les Escoumins (Essipit)] June 1920": Prices paid for "specimens" (1 page). "Lake St. John Montagnais, June 28 - July 7, 1920": Prices paid for "specimens," apparently billed to Heye. Includes 1 page on Mistassini (5 pages), + loose pages "Financial Summary, [Les Escoumin (Essipit)], [Tadoussac], and Lake St. John, June-July 1920": Summary of expenses and price paid for "specimens." Also mentions Mistassini. (2 page). Miscellaneous notes, including vocabulary, object lists, 3 small sketches, personal names and addresses. Mentions "Micmac" (Mi'kmaq), Mistassini, Lake St. John, Natashquan (7 pages). "Huron specimens": prices paid for "specimens, apparently billed to Heye. Date and location unclear. Mentions "Trip to Canada Dec 1908." (3 pages) Miscellaneous notes, brief vocabulary, sketch, expenses, short natural history notes at Abitibi river "June 23." Loose pages, June 1920: Listing prices paid for "specimens," for "Tadoussac Archaeology," "Pointe Sauvage Archaeology," "Escoumains [Ethnology?]," Lake St. John. Portions in different handwriting, possibly Gladys Tantaquidgeon. | ||||
Notes, postcards and newspaper clippings | 1903-1915, n.d. | |||
2 Hunting Territories | ||||
II(3B2a) Speck, Frank G. (Frank Gouldsmith), 1881-1950.
Hunting Territories -- a. Miscellaneous notes on Montagnais-Naskapi hunting territories | 1928-1932 | 14 items | Box 2 | |
Letters concerning aboriginal us. European origins of hunting territories: Diamond Jenness to Speck, Feb. 20, 1928, 1p. T.L.S.; C. Daryll Forde (University College of Wales) to Speck, July 10, 1930, 1p. T.L.S.; Speck to Forde, Oct. 28, 1930, 2p. T.L. c.c.; John M. Cooper to Speck, Sept. 27, 1932, 2p. T.L.S. 9 leaves of miscellaneous notes. F&S 230 | ||||
II(3B2b) Speck, Frank G. (Frank Gouldsmith), 1881-1950.
Hunting Territories -- b. "Terms of Relationship and Family Territorial Band Among the Northeastern Algonkins." | n.d. | 2 items | Box 2 | |
M.S. draft and additions. F&S 339 Access digital object: | ||||
II(3B2c) Speck, Frank G. (Frank Gouldsmith), 1881-1950.
Hunting Territories -- c. "Conservation and the Indians of Eastern North America" | 1937 | 1 item | Box 2 | |
M.S. F&S 2299 | ||||
II(3B2d) Speck, Frank G. (Frank Gouldsmith), 1881-1950.
Hunting Territories -- d. "Land Ownership Among Hunting Peoples in Primitive America and the World's Marginal Areas." | 1922-1926 | 2 items | Box 2 | |
Typed manuscript with annotations. F&S 1365 [number wrong] | ||||
3 Social Structure | ||||
II(3B3a) Speck, Frank G. (Frank Gouldsmith), 1881-1950.
Social Structure (aside from family hunting Territory) -- a. Review of Lips Naskapi Law | 1947 | 1 item | Box 2 | |
Review of Julie E. Lips Naskapi Law. F&S 2316 | ||||
II(3B3b) Speck, Frank G. (Frank Gouldsmith), 1881-1950.
Social Structure (aside from family hunting Territory) -- b. "The Social Structure of the Northern Algonkian" | n.d. | 1 item | Box 2 | |
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II(3B3c) Speck, Frank G. (Frank Gouldsmith), 1881-1950.
Social Structure (aside from family hunting Territory) -- c. Montagnais Kinship terms | n.d. | 1 item | Box 2 | |
Rough chart and notes. F&S 2327 | ||||
4. Economic Behavior | ||||
II(3B4a) Speck, Frank G. (Frank Gouldsmith), 1881-1950.
Economic Behavior (aside from family hunting territory) -- a. Hunting customs | n.d. | 3 items | Box 2 | |
Concerns ownership of wounded animals; destroying elderly members of family. F&S 2312 | ||||
II(3B4b) Speck, Frank G. (Frank Gouldsmith), 1881-1950.
Economic Behavioir (Aside from family hunting territory) -- b. Miscellaneous notes | n.d. | 1 item | Box 2 | |
Concerns salmon at Waswanipi. F&S 2306 | ||||
5. Religion | ||||
II(4B5a) Speck, Frank G. (Frank Gouldsmith), 1881-1950.
Religion -- a. Myths | 1929 | 5 items | Box 3 | |
4 folkloristic texts in English. F&S 2313 | ||||
II(4B5b) Speck, Frank G. (Frank Gouldsmith), 1881-1950.
Religion -- b. Dream lore | n.d. | 1 item | Box 3 | |
Brief note and sketch. F&S 2301 | ||||
II(4B5c) Speck, Frank G. (Frank Gouldsmith), 1881-1950.
Religion -- c. "Game Totems Among the Northeastern Algonkins." | 1916 | 2 items | Box 3 | |
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II(4B5d) Speck, Frank G. (Frank Gouldsmith), 1881-1950.
Religion -- d. Animism in Algonkian Mentality | n.d. | 1 item | Box 3 | |
Lecture notes. F&S 2297 | ||||
II(4B5e) Speck, Frank G. (Frank Gouldsmith), 1881-1950.
Religion -- e. Miscellaneous notes on Montagnais-Naskapi Religion | 1929 | 6 items | Box 3 | |
Undated, incomplete letter of John M. Cooper to ? concerning scapulimancy. Field notes concerning scapulimancy, bear ceremony, drumming, etc. 1 sheet of Naskapi names of moons (religious). Letter of George Heye, to Speck, Jan. 3, 1926, concerning a missionary book in Montagnais. Images note: Pencil and ink sketches of scapulimancy, bear ceremony, drumming. F&S 2308 | ||||
6. Linguistic | ||||
II(4B6a) Speck, Frank G. (Frank Gouldsmith), 1881-1950.
Linguistic -- a. Miscellaneous linguistic materials | n.d. | 3 items | Box 3 | |
Charts display equivalents in 7 dialects for 30 nouns, adverbs, pronouns, and verb "to see" F&S 2326 | ||||
II(4B6b) Speck, Frank G. (Frank Gouldsmith), 1881-1950.
Linguistic -- b. Montagnais loan words from English | n.d. | 45 page(s) ; 6 items | Box 3 | |
Vocabulary lists with Montagnais [Innu-aimun] and Mistassini [Eastern Cree] equivalents. Also miscellaneous notes, 3p. F&S 2328 Access digital object: | ||||
II(4B6c) Speck, Frank G. (Frank Gouldsmith), 1881-1950.
Linguistic -- c. Montagnais and Mistassinni Texts | 1915 | 8 items | Box 3 | |
Montagnais texts with interlinear translation; 2 maps of hunting territory and notes; Tadoussac texts with interlinear translation; several English texts; list of kinship terms; Escoumains text with interlinear translation. Mistassini texts with interlinear translations. English texts from Mistassini and Lake St. John hands. Notebook relating to Naskapi religion; also 10p. of Michikaman Band texts. Images note: Pencil sketches, maps. F&S 2329 | ||||
7. Moisie Band | ||||
II(4B7) Speck, Frank G. (Frank Gouldsmith), 1881-1950.
Moisie Band -- A Field notes, 1930, Moisie and St. Marguerite Bands | 1930 | 1 items | Box 3 | |
Names of informants for various bands; Seven Islands data on sorcery; miscellaneous material. F&S 2303 | ||||
8. Ste. Augustine Band | ||||
II(4B8) Speck, Frank G. (Frank Gouldsmith), 1881-1950.
Ste. Augustine Band -- a. Field notes, 1935, Ste. Augustine Band | 1935 - 1936 | 12 items | Box 3 | |
Account books list expenses and press botanical and entomological specimens. Notebook includes miscellaneous ethnographic data as well as designs. Map of St. Augustin village. 1p. sketch of animals with Naskapi names; 2 hand-drawn maps of St. Augustin region; miscellaneous materials and family histories. Letters: W. B. Cabot to Speck, July 29, 1930, A.L.S., 1p., concerning his (Cabot's) visit to Labrador; Hayward Hayne to Speck, Sept. 7, 1935, and Mar. 1, 1936, A.L.S., 4p. and 10p., concerning winter activities and Hudson's Bay Company post at St. Augustin; A. Poucher, missionary, to Speck, May 18, 1936, A.L.S., 1p. Images note: 26 pencil and ink sketches maps, village, animals. F&S 2304 | ||||
9. Mistassini Band | ||||
II(4B9a) Speck, Frank G. (Frank Gouldsmith), 1881-1950.
Mistassini Band -- a. Miscellaneous notes, Mistassini | 1915-1930 | 8 items | Box 3 | |
Concerns hunting territories of Mistassini, Waswanipi, Tête de Boule, Chicoutimi. Ethnographic data on childbirth and chiefs. F&S 2311 | ||||
II(4B9b) Speck, Frank G. (Frank Gouldsmith), 1881-1950.
Mistassini Band -- b. Document, refering to Pointe Speck | 1946-1948 | 3 items | Box 3 | |
Images note: Includes 1p. blueprint of Lake Mistassini, P.Q., showing Pointe Speck. Letter of Jacques Rousseau (Director of Montreal Botanical Garden) to Speck, Nov. 3, 1948, 1p. A.L.S., concerning the adoption of the name Pointe Speck. F&S 2300 | ||||
II(4B9c) Speck, Frank G. (Frank Gouldsmith), 1881-1950.
Mistassini Band -- c. Field Notes, 1911-1930 | 1911-1930 | 29 items | Box 3 | |
6 English folkloristic texts, 1919, 1921, and 1930. A notebook of Montagnais and Mistassini texts in English, 1917; a 17p. typed version of Mistassini tales (1925) taken from above. A brief introductory statement, "Montagnais myths and tales from the Lower St. Lawrence"; ethnohistoric material; miscellaneous notes; 4p. concerning Gay Head Indians (Aquinnah Wampanoag). Letter of Edward Sapir to Speck, June 18, 1912, 1p. A.L.S., concerning Cree-Montagnais linguistic relationship and obtaining of museum specimens. Unrelated: Some notes by Gladys Tantaquidgeon on Gay Head (Aquinnah) Wampanoag. F&S 2310 | ||||
10. Lake St. John Band | ||||
II(4B10a) Speck, Frank G. (Frank Gouldsmith), 1881-1950.
Lake St. John Band -- a. "Family Hunting Territories of the Lake St. John Montagnais and Neighboring Bands." | n.d. | 5 items | Box 3 | |
Typed M.S. with additions. F&S 2302 | ||||
II(4B10b) Speck, Frank G. (Frank Gouldsmith), 1881-1950.
Lake St. John Band -- b. Field notes | n.d. | 7 items | Box 3 | |
16p. on native names of specimens and artifacts, both Lake St. John and Mistassini: 4p. give account of Wabeno and names of specimens. F&S 2305 | ||||
11. Davis Inlet Naskapi | ||||
II(4B11) Waugh, F. W. (Frederick Wilkerson), 1872-1924.
Davis Inlet Naskapi -- a. Waugh's notes | 1923-1924 | 5 items | Box 3 | |
13p. of notes, mostly in hand of Frank G. Speck, obtained from F. W. Waugh. Letters of Waugh to Speck, Dec. 18, 1923, and Jan. 19, 1924, 1p. and 1p. T.L.S., concerning Davis Inlet group; copy of William Duncan Strong to Speck, Sept. 4, 1930, concerning Davis Inlet band. F&S 2322 | ||||
12. Tadoussac-Escoumains Band | ||||
II(4B12) Speck, Frank G. (Frank Gouldsmith), 1881-1950.
Tadoussac-Escoumains Band -- a. Field notes | n.d. | 7 items | Box 3 | |
Ethnobotanical data; plant names and medical uses; miscellaneous materials including names of museum specimens and myths. F&S 2320 | ||||
13. Sept-Îles Band | ||||
II(4B13) Speck, Frank G. (Frank Gouldsmith), 1881-1950.
Sept-Îles (7 Islands) Band -- a. Miscellaneous field notes | 1924-1925 | 11 items | Box 3 | |
Several texts with interlinear translations; house data; names of animals. 1p. friendly letter, in French, of Marie Louise Ambroise, Aug. 22, 1924, to Speck. F&S 391 | ||||
C. Algonquin | ||||
II(2C1) Sapir, Edward, 1884-1939.
to Frank Speck | 1924 | 1 item | Box 1 | |
"Linguistic analogues to Wiyot-Yorok" Discusses his postulated Wiyot-Yurok-Algonquian relationship; mentions his work on Subtiaba. Outlines relationships in and around Hokan-Coahuiltecan. Some discussion of migrations, seeing Athabaskan as late arrival. F&S 2061 | ||||
II(2C2) Speck, Frank G. (Frank Gouldsmith), 1881-1950.
Algonquin field notes | n.d. | 4 items | Box 1B | |
One notebook contains linguistic notes, informant and population data for Waswanipi, Abitibi, Temiskaming, Nipissing, Algonquin. The other, dated June 1, contains Temiskaming ethnography, and (in English), Wiskedjak (Wiskyjack) text. Temagami ethnology and texts (in English) and 1 Iroquois legend. Use Film 1429 Reel 1. F&S 369 | ||||
D. Beothuk | ||||
II(2D1) Moorehead, Warren King, 1866-1939.
to Frank Speck | 1922 | 1 item | Box 1 | |
Discusses his New England archaeological field work. Doubts Red Paint People of Maine were Beothuks; difference of art. Labels for University Museum artifacts from collections of Moorehead. F&S 462 | ||||
II(2D2) Miscellaneous notes on Beothuk | 1911 - 1922 | 55 page(s) ; 4 items | Box 1 | |
Boas, Franz. Letter to Frank G. Speck, December 17, 1911 -- Discusses Beothuk report. Dahl, Richard S. Letter to Frank G. Speck, December 30, 1911 - In his career as mining engineer in Newfoundland he has opened many Beothuk sites; offers aid. Howley, James P. Letters to Frank G. Speck, December 12, 1911 and May 18, 1912 -- Howley writes Speck of the latter's meeting a Beothuk survivor, Santu Toney; doubts authenticity, but would like to know more. Images note: Folder includes newsclipping of Oct. 15, 1911, on Speck's discovery and a portion of Howley's book printing a Beothuk vocabulary with Speck pencil notes:184-186. Messurier, William L. Letter to Dr. Bowman, February 15, 1922 -- Encloses article on Newfoundland extracted from "The Great Historical, Genealogical, and Poetical Dictionary... " (London, 1701). F&S 457, 459, 460, 461 Access digital object: | ||||
E. "Athapascan" (Dene) | ||||
II(2E1) Miscellaneous Notes | n.d. | 10 items | Box 1 | |
Reading notes. F&S 429 | ||||
F. Ojibwa | ||||
II(2F1) Speck, Frank G. (Frank Gouldsmith), 1881-1950.
Review of Coleman on Ojibway Designs | n.d. | 1 item | Box 2 | |
of Sister Bernard Coleman: Decorative designs of the Ojibwa of northern Minnesota [1949]. F&S 2519 | ||||
II(2F2) Miscellaneous notes | 1927 - 1948 | 4 items | Box 2 | |
Woodman, Henry. Letter to Frank G. Speck, July 16, 1948 -- Discusses decline of crafts among Bear Island Indians (Temagami). Speck, Frank G. Letter to Chief MIchel tchele Buckshot; Maniwaki, Québec, February 10, 1927 -- Requests buckskin and beadwork. Images note: Newspaper clippings, pencil sketches, maps, and photomechanical prints of utensils, dwelling, portraits. F&S 2516, 2523 Subject(s): Algonquin Indians | ||||
II(2F3) Hallowell, A. Irving (Alfred Irving), 1892-1974.
to Frank G. Speck | 1931 | 4 items | Box 2 | |
Describes incidents on field trip to Berens River Saulteaux, Sweet Grass Cree (mentions attitude of Cree to Leonard Bloomfield) and Cold Lake Chipewyan; festivals, etc. Letter of Speck to Hallowell, Aug. 3, 1931, with pencilled responses of Hallowell to questions asked. F&S 2501 | ||||
II(2F4) Matagama Ojibwa notes | 1914-1938 | 21 items | Box 2 | |
Includes 2p. phonetic key; 1p. letter (carbon) of Frank G. Speck to Samuel (i.e., James) Miller of Gogama, Feb. 18, 1928, requesting ethnographic and map data; 2 printed maps, 1 of Lake Nipigon area, 1 of Mattagama hunting territories, boundaries in ink; 1p. typed reading notes (and a carbon); Feb. 1928 "Romance Story," 15p. sketch of a play for Mattagama Otcipwè (Matagami). Burgeese, J. A. Letters to Frank G. Speck (Jan. 13 and Feb. 24, 1938). Burgesse sends drawing of "flesher" used by Oiibwa; encloses list of hunting territories and biographical information on owners. Letters of D. H. Learmouth to Frank G. Speck (Feb. 22 and 29, and Oct. 2, 1928). Learmouth, a factor for Hudson's Bay Co. at Waswanippi, recounts his experiences in adjudicating Matagama land inheritance; provides ethnographic data sought by Speck from Samuel (i.e., James) Miller of Gogama; and gives data on hunting territories. F&S 2498, 2508, 2517 Access digital object: | ||||
II(2F5) Speck, Frank G. (Frank Gouldsmith), 1881-1950.
Ojibwa Hunting territories | n.d. | 3 items | Box 2 | |
Brief popular account, refuting Roosevelt (1889-1896), who had denied that Indians have a sense of property. 1p. typed notes from Copway (1847), and 1p. notes. F&S 2518 | ||||
II(2F6) Speck, Frank G. (Frank Gouldsmith), 1881-1950.
Tamagami myths | n.d. | 5 items | Box 2 | |
5 English texts. F&S 2520 | ||||
G. Cree | ||||
II(2G1) Speck, Frank G. (Frank Gouldsmith), 1881-1950.
Cree syllabary | n.d. | 6 items | Box 2 | |
Naskapi names in Cree syllabary; the Lord's Prayer in Cree; miscellaneous syllabary Cree words. Images note: 79 pictographs F&S 788 | ||||
H. Miscellaneous | ||||
II(2H1) Speck, Frank G. (Frank Gouldsmith), 1881-1950.
Tete de Boule | n.d. | 1 item | Box 2 | |
Miscellaneous notes on informants; word list. Notes on reverse of 2p. letter of W. C. Orchard (Heye Foundation) to Speck, Dec. 10, 1931. F&S 2330 Access digital object: | ||||
III. Northeast | ||||
Ill-defined area west of Mississippi, north of corn-growing limit, south to approximately Mason-Dixon Line. | ||||
A. General | ||||
III(5A1) Speck, Frank G. (Frank Gouldsmith), 1881-1950.
"Remnants of the Eastern Indian Tribes" | n.d. | 1 items | Box 3 | |
Brief discussion of location of New England Algonkians. F&S 336 | ||||
III(5A2) Linton, Ralph, 1893-1953.
"The Persistence of the Mound Builder's Culture Among Recent Indian Tribes" | 1916 | 1 item | Box 3 | |
Master's thesis, University of Pennsylvania. Attempts through historical accounts to show persistence both of building of mounds and of artifacts, thought to be prehistoric, and argues that white contact produced the cultural loss. F&S 1217 | ||||
III(5A3) Speck, Frank G. (Frank Gouldsmith), 1881-1950.
Wampum - miscellaneous notes | 1913-1920 | 8 items | Box 3 | |
Includes letters of L. P. O. Picard to Speck, April 24, and May 12, 1914, concerning a belt in Picard's possession; I. B. Delay to Speck, Aug. 23, 1913, and Jan. 1914, concerning beads and sale of belts; Sankey Swan to Speck, Mar. 15, 1914; Josiah Hill of Ohsweken to Speck, June 11, 1914, offering to send wampum string and describing Nanticoke belt; Waiter Channing Wyman, collector, to Speck, Dec. 18, 1920, discussing Shenandoah belt and a Penobscot belt in his possession; W. C. Orchard, Heye Foundation, to Speck, concerning bibliography on wampum. F&S 2321 | ||||
III(5A4) Speck, Frank G. (Frank Gouldsmith), 1881-1950.
Observations on the Northeast in general | 1941 | 9 items | Box 3 | |
Notes used by Speck in summing up the symposium, Man in Northeastern America, meeting of the American Anthropological Association, 1941, at Phillips Academy, Andover. Brief comments on the various papers. On verse of 4p. are letters: Frederick Johnson to Speck, Oct. 13, 1941, Typed L.S., 2p., concerning meeting plans; and James B. Griffin to Johnson, 1941, Typed L., 2p., copy, concerning his paper. Also, 3 copies of printed program and one typed Tentative Program. F&S 1256 | ||||
III(5A5) Fenton, William N. (William Nelson), 1908-2005.
"The Agricultural Tribes of the Northeast" | 1941 | 1 item | Box 3 | |
Principally a discussion of Iroquois and Algonkian maize culture. Attempts to date usage. Notes of Speck on the 1941 Man in Northeastern America conference on reverse of typed sheets. F&S 1639 | ||||
III(5A6) De Laguna, Frederica, 1906-2004.
"The Place of the Dorset Eskimo in the Northeast" | n.d. | 1 item | Box 3 | |
Typed M.S. F&S 1313 | ||||
III(5A7) Voegelin, C. F. (Charles Frederick), 1906-1986.
Wheeler-Voegelin, Erminie, 1903-1988.
"Linguistic Considerations of Northeastern America" | n.d. | 2 items | Box 3 | |
Special emphasis on midwestern tribes, particularly Sauk and Fox. 1p. note of Frank G. Speck, criticizing the paper. F&S 1295 | ||||
III(5A8) Spaulding, A. C..
"Circumboreal Archaeology" | n.d. | 1 item | Box 3 | |
A brief statement of a lengthier paper. F. S. 1232 | ||||
III(5A9) McKern, W. C. (Will Carleton).
"A Cultural Perspective of Northeastern Area Archaeology" | n.d. | 1 item | Box 3 | |
Typed M.S. F&S 1218 | ||||
III(5A10) Howells, W. W. (William White), 1908-2005.
"Physical Types of the Northeast" | n.d. | 1 item | Box 3 | |
Brief statement of formal paper. F&S 1304 | ||||
III(5A11) Ritchie, W. A..
"Archeological Manifestations in the Northeast" | n.d. | 1 item | Box 3 | |
Typed M.S. F&S 1224 | ||||
III(5A12) Cooper, John M. (John Montgomery), 1881-1949.
"The Culture of the Northeastern Hunter" | 1941 | 2 items | Box 3 | |
A draft with very little similarity to tile published version. Contains generalizations about shared culture traits in the area. 1p. note of Cooper to Frank G. Speck, Sept. 9, 1941. F&S 1246 | ||||
III(5A13) Sapir, Edward, 1884-1939.
to Frank G. Speck | 1918-1919 | 2 items | Box 3 | |
Concerning Speck (1918a); Sapir sees Yurok comparisons; discusses general linguistic relationships; excited about reduction of language stocks; inquires after possible typographical errors, pp. 157-158 of article. F&S 362 and 2062 | ||||
B. Iroquois (Haudenosaunee) | ||||
1. General Iroquois | ||||
III(6B1a) Moses, Jesse, Jr..
General Iroquois (Six Nations) -- a. "The Long-House Man" | n.d. | 1 item | Box 4 | |
Discusses relationship (from point of view of a Christian Indian) of Christianity and long-house religion; emphasizes government Indian policy; expects victory of Christianity. F&S 1647 | ||||
III(6B1b) Speck, Frank G. (Frank Gouldsmith), 1881-1950.
General Iroquois (Six Nations) -- b. "Canadian Christian Indians Revert to Pagan Beliefs" | 1929-1930 | 1 item | Box 4 | |
Argues that better-educated Indians have "gone native" as a means of escaping bureaucracy and clerical greed. F&S 1659 | ||||
III(6B1c) Buck, John.
General Iroquois (Six Nations) -- c. Iroquois burial customs | 1888 | 1 item | Box 4 | |
Letter to George S. Conover Re Iroquois burial customs. F&S 1637 Restrictions on Access: Reproduction of this material, including Reading Room photography, is restricted due to cultural sensitivity concerns. Please consult the Manuscripts Department for more information. | ||||
III(6B1d) Speck, Frank G. (Frank Gouldsmith), 1881-1950.
General Iroquois (Six Nations) -- d. Wabanaki War with Iroquois | n.d. | 7 items | Box 4 | |
Miscellaneous notes Iroquois, wampum. F&S 1789 | ||||
III(6B1e) General Iroquois (Six Nations) -- e. Seizure of Iroquois wampum by Canadian government | 1914 - 1926 | 6 items | Box 4 | |
Letters: Josiah Hill, Ohsweken, to Frank G. Speck, April 27, 1914, concerning photos of wampum, exchange of wampum with Seth Newhouse; same to same, n.d., complaining that British are unmindful of Loyalist Iroquois aid during eighteenth century; Frank G. Speck to Chief David S. Hill, c.c., Jan. l(i, 1925, concerning dispute with Canadian Indian department (seizure of wampum: loose beads and strings); David S. Hill to Speck, Feb. 15, 1925, stating MS. of Six Nations constitution has reappeared and will be compared with Scott copy (Scott, 1912); Speck to Dr. A. Leon Hatzon, Nov. 3, 1925 and April 17, 1926, criticizing book on wampum by Hatzon; A. Leon Hatzon to Speck, April 15, 1926, reply. F&S 1655 | ||||
III(6B1f) Newhouse, Seth, 1842-1921.
General Iroquois (Six Nations) -- f. Letters to Frank Speck offering to sell code, etc. | 1915-1916 | 2 items | Box 4 | |
1915 Asks, at suggestion of F. W. Waugh, that Speck secure shell for wampum for Newhouse. 1916: Offers to sell Speck his history manuscript, which he has been working on since 1885 [No. 1650]; will try to secure some wampum. F&S 1648, 1649 | ||||
III(6B1g) General Iroquois (Six Nations) -- g. Nanticokes visit 6 Nations with Frank G. Speck | n.d. | 1 item | Box 4 | |
A document describing meeting of Delaware, Nanticoke, and Canadian Iroquois in presence of Speck; recounts injustices suffered by Indians in United States and Canada. F&S 1755, also 2358 | ||||
III(6B1h) General Iroquois (Six Nations) -- h. Cayuga Indian claim | 1914-1926 | 2 items | Box 4 | |
Letter of David Jamieson (Des-ka-heh) to Speck, April 4, 1914, concerning making secure Indian rights to land at Ohsweken. Copy of letter of Fred K. Nielsen to George P. Decker, Mar. 27, 1926, with MS. note of Decker to Speck concerning validity of Cayuga land claims before American-British Arbitral Tribunal. F&S 552 | ||||
III(6B1i) Menzie, Decker V..
General Iroquois (Six Nations) -- i. Cayuga Indian representative in Onondaga Council | 1925 | 1 items | Box 4 | |
Concerning Speck's aid on Deskaheh's speech. Newsclipping included. F&S 558 | ||||
III(6B1j) Ioma, John.
General Iroquois (Six Nations) -- j. Letter to Chief Gibson | 1914 | 1 item | Box 4 | |
Letter introduces Frank G. Speck to Gibson, with request that he be given data and wampum. F&S 1643 | ||||
III(6B1k) General Iroquois (Six Nations) -- k. Miscellaneous notes | 1936-1948 | 24 items | Box 4 | |
Letters and notes concerning Speck (1945), and masks. Includes: 2p. sketches of masks; 36 slips of miscellaneous Iroquois references, notes, and Wyandot data; 1p. quotation concerning Delaware as women theme; bibliographical note (to Robert T. Hatt, Director of Cranbrook Institute of Science); note on Iroquois art. Letters to Speck include: John L. Buck, Burlington, Ontario, May 18, 1936, offering to sell masks; Merle H. Deardorff, Nov. 29, 1945, concerning Speck and Fenton field work and Speck (1945); Robert T. Hatt, Nov. 18, 1943, concerning publication of Speck (1945); John E. Jacobs, Jan. 12, 1948, concerning Iroquois songs, seeking feathers, sale of bow and arrows; W. N. Fenton, Nov. 15, 1948, concerning wampum strings; Arthur C. Parker, Sept. 11, 1947, concerning splint work of Seneca, basketry-mentions Stockbridge, Mahican, and Brotherton; Mrs. Alfred Martin, May 27 and Feb. 28, 1947, conceming museum specimens and deer tails; Loren C. Eiseley, July 8, 1940, concerning beaver and Algonkin hunting territory; W. N. Fenton, Sept. 1, 1944, concerning Seneca use of Joe Pye plant. Images note: 9 pencil sketches of Seneca false faces. F&S 1662 Restrictions on Access: Reproduction of this material, including Reading Room photography, is restricted due to cultural sensitivity concerns. Please consult a librarian for more information. | ||||
III(6B1l) General Iroquois (Six Nations) -- l. [no entry] | Box 4 | |||
III(6B1m) General Iroquois (Six Nations) -- m. "Status of the Six Nations." Brief by St. Regis Mohawks | n.d. | 1 item | Box 4 | |
Brief concerning Indian rights against New York and federal government after 1924; also, letter of Muzzy Cook, Julius Cook, and Ray Fadden (Akwesasne Counselor Organization). F&S 2262 | ||||
III(6B1n) Speck, Frank G. (Frank Gouldsmith), 1881-1950.
General Iroquois (Six Nations) -- n. Review of Listen for a Lonesome Drum by Carl Cramer | n.d. | 1 item | Box 4 | |
A romantic review of a literary work. F&S 2267 | ||||
III(6B1o) General Iroquois (Six Nations) -- o. Masks (miscellaneous notes) | 1934-1944 | 42 items | Box 4 | |
Includes: 4 letters of John L. Buck Ohsweken, to Speck, Oct. 23, 1936, to March 5, 1944, concerning masks sent to Speck asking Speck to burn tobacco for mask as suggested by a dream; and, concerning pictures Buck wants of his relatives; also, notes on Iroquois and "Eskimo" masks and drama, 1p.; 4p. quotations of printed works on corn-husk masks; 3p. notes on function of masks, east; 2p. on drums, northeast; letter of G. E Fenstermaker to Speck, March 15, 1934, offering to sell Cherokee and Iroquois masks; 3p miscellany. Images note: photographs, postcard, illustrations and sketches of Tuscarora, Onondaga masks. F&S 1661 Restrictions on Access: Reproduction of mask images in this folder, with the exception of the Rattlesnake mask, is restricted. | ||||
Rattlesnake mask | 1934-1944 | |||
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III(6B1p) General Iroquois (Six Nations) -- p. Reflections on Iroquois religion | 1939-1941 | 10 items | Box 4 | |
Draft of article of Speck protesting missionary competition in reservations and emphasizing Christian character of long-house religion. Submitted originally to Newsletter of Home Missions Board, but rejected for its controversial nature. Published in Crozier Quarterly in 1941. Letters discussing the contents: Alban W. Hoopes, Feb. 12, 1940; Thomas Alfred Trip, Feb. 28, 1940; Mark A. Dawber, March 11, 1940 and Nov. 27, 1940; C. E. Schaeffer, Dec. 3, 1940 (quoting M. H. Deardorff); Charles T. Loran, Oct. 20, 1939; Chief Deskaheh, Nov. 9, 1939; Luther H. Ketels, Nov. 5, 1939; W. N. Fenton, Aug. 5, 1941. F&S 1664 | ||||
III(6B1q) Deardorff, Merle H., d.1971.
General Iroquois (Six Nations) -- q. Population statistics 1792 | 1944 | 2 items | Box 4 | |
2 memoranda, March 19, 1944 and March 26, 1944, with comments on and copies of population statistics of 1792, given in I. Chapin papers in the O'Reilly Collection of the New-York Historical Society (the originals are in No. 234). F&S 1638 | ||||
2. Mohawk | ||||
III(6B2a) Rowell, Mary.
Mohawk -- a. Letter on St. Regis Mohawk | 1942 | 5 items | Box 4 | |
A former student writes of her summer experiences among St. Regis Mohawk; general impressions of culture; dangers of false traditions being taught. Images note: four photographs of basket weaving, tools. F&S 2261 | ||||
III(6B2b) Speck, Frank G. (Frank Gouldsmith), 1881-1950.
Mohawk -- b. Mohawk words and Miscellaneous field notes | 1933-1948 | 10 items | Box 4 | |
2p. on names and designs of Caughnawaga traps; 1p. St. Regis mask data obtained from Julius Cook; 4L. scraps (1 printed in Speck (1946):387, on dance). 7 cards of addresses, etc. Ray Fadden to F. G. Speck, May 7, 1947, T.L.S., 1p., congratulating Speck on his Iroquois study (1945). F&S 2277 | ||||
III(6B2c) Lagore, Margaret C. (Eli).
Mohawk -- c. Letter to Frank Speck | 1947 | 1 item | Box 4 | |
Friendly letter concerning sale of baskets at Allentown Fair; mentions visit of Mary Rowell and Ray Fadden. F&S 2260 | ||||
III(6B2d) Speck, Frank G. (Frank Gouldsmith), 1881-1950.
Mohawk -- d. Oka Iroquois notes | n.d. | 1 item | Box 4 | |
Data on hunting territory, chiefships, words. F&S 1663 | ||||
3. Cayuga | ||||
III(7B3a) General, Alexander J. (Deskaheh).
Cayuga -- a. letters to Frank Speck | 1924-1947 | 14 items | Box 4 | |
General to Speck, Jan. 13, 1925, 1p., concerning Indian claim against Canada and the United States and radio talks; Dec. 29, 1925 (as Deskaheh), 1p.; Mar. 26, 1926, 1p., concerning politics, snow-snake game mentioned; July, 1926, 1p., concerning Delawares, Nanticoke recording; Feb. 21, 1927, 1p., concerning injustices of Canadian RCMP, elections, false-face masks; May 7, 1934, 2p., conceming husk masks and museum specimens; n.d., 1p. receipt and 4p. answers to queries, and questions of Speck with MS. answers of Deskaheh concerning tobacco planting. Images note: 2 sketches of rattles of hickory bark, corn husks. F&S 556 | ||||
III(7B3b) Speck, Frank G. (Frank Gouldsmith), 1881-1950.
Cayuga -- b. Cayuga words | n.d. | 2 items | Box 4 | |
Names and phrases. F&S 566 | ||||
III(7B3c) Speck, Frank G. (Frank Gouldsmith), 1881-1950.
Cayuga -- c. Miscellaneous Cayuga field notes | 1940-1941 | 7 items | Box 4 | |
Letter of H. W. Dorsey (Smithsonian Institution), Mar. 13, 1941, concerning a Chief Gibson text in Cayuga in Bureau of American Ethnology. Letter of William N. Fenton, 2p., concerning Cayuga winter rituals MS.; suggestions. Miscellaneous notes for Cayuga MS. F&S 561 | ||||
III(7B3d) Dodge, Ernest Stanley.
Cayuga -- d. Story about war medicine collected by Dodge | 1944 | 1 item | Box 4 | |
Cayuga story about war medicine. F&S 554 | ||||
III(7B3e) Cayuga -- e. [no entry] | Box 4 | |||
III(7B3f) Cayuga -- f. [no entry] | Box 4 | |||
III(7B3g) Speck, Frank G. (Frank Gouldsmith), 1881-1950.
Cayuga -- g. Obeservations on Cayuga religion | 1925 | 2 items | Box 4 | |
Letter to Alexander J. General (Deskaheh). Observations on Cayuga religion; Speck suggests a defense of the longhouse from critics by suggesting it is a form of Christanity. F&S 560 | ||||
III(7B3h) General, Alexander J. (Deskaheh).
Cayuga -- h. Directions for care and tuning of water drum | n.d. | 1 item | Box 4 | |
Concerning specimen sent Speck. F&S 553 | ||||
III(7B3i) Cayuga -- i. [no entry] | Box 4 | |||
III(7B3j) Buck, John.
Speck, Frank G. (Frank Gouldsmith), 1881-1950.
Cayuga -- j. Large notebook of Cayuga material (This notebook also contains data on other tribes, not all of it published.) | 1933-1936 | 1 item | Box 4 | |
Feasts, 3p.; notebook of 23L, Cayuga, Tuscarora, Mohawk, Onondaga, and Seneca material; notebook, 1936, 8p. notes re bowl game and false faces; 9p. notes on prayer for skin dance by Mrs. Buck, copied by Speck; 4p. in notebook, describing 90 dances, mask data; 2p. Typed D., legend, by Deskaheh. Letters: John L. Buck and Mrs. John L. Buck to Speck, Apr. 25, 1936, and Feb. 29, 1938, concerning masks sent and their stories. William N. Fenton to Speck, Jan. 12, 1933, 2p., concerning field trip and Seneca-Cayuga material. Three letters to Speck concerning death of John L. Buck: John L. Buck, Jr., Feb. 17, 1935; Edward A. Brown, Feb. 18, 1935; Deskaheh, Feb. 18, 1935. Images note: photographic negatives, masks: John Buck, Jerry Aaron and wife; sketches of false face masks, diagrams of dances. F&S 562 Restrictions on Access: Reproduction of this material, including Reading Room photography, is restricted due to cultural sensitivity concerns. Please consult a librarian for more information. | ||||
4. Seneca | ||||
III(7B4a) Cornplanter, Jesse J..
Seneca -- a. letters from | 1941-1947 | 6 items | Box 4 | |
Cornplanter to Speck: Nov. 12, 1941, 2p., concerning his religious beliefs, and changes in the way of life; April 22, 1947, 1p., praising Speck; Feb. 27, 1947, 2p., concerning informants' pay. Typed c.c. letter of Cornplanter to [?], Dec. 20, 1946, sending Christmas greetings; Ho-wonk-gowah (Charles Congdon?) to Go-wa-non-dah Doweestowee, Feb. 8, 1947, recluesting information on husk face; and Cornplanter to Ha-ouh-wonh-go-wah (Charles Congdon?), concerning husk faces. F&S 3247 | ||||
III(7B4b) Congdon, Charles (Allegheny).
Seneca -- b. letters from | 1945 | 2 items | Box 4 | |
Congratulates Speck on his Iroquois (1945); describes Alleghany ceremonials; gives sketch of arrangement of participants. F&S 3241 | ||||
III(7B4c) Congdon, Charles E. (Charles Edwin).
Seneca -- c. "The Native Religion of the Senecas" | 1942 | 1 item | Box 4 | |
Religion of Handsome Lake is compared with Judaism and Greco-Roman spirits. Comparison of ceremonials. F&S 3243 | ||||
III(7B4d) Redeye, Clara.
Seneca -- d. letters from | 1941-1948 | 2 items | Box 4 | |
Images note: photograph negative, 1941, of 4 generations of Seneca women; sends dolls. F&S 3273 Access digital object: | ||||
III(7B4e) Clark, Evangeline.
Seneca -- e. letter from | 1947 | 1 item | Box 4 | |
Thanks for reprints, which she had sent to Suffolk University. F&S 3500 | ||||
III(7B4f) Speck, Frank G. (Frank Gouldsmith), 1881-1950.
Seneca -- f. Words and miscellaneous notes | 1944 | 6 items | Box 4 | |
3p. notes and 6 slips: miscellaneous data. 2 letters, Sherman Redeye to Speck. Nov. 9, 1944, and n.d., concerning corn-husk masks. F&S 3279 | ||||
III(7B4g) White, Clayton.
Seneca -- g. Description of the one-year death feast | 1942 | 1 item | Box 4 | |
Letter to Merle H. Deardorff, encloses description of the one-year death feast (document included). Clayton White was a native informant for Deardorff. F&S 3280 Restrictions on Access: Reproduction of this material, including Reading Room photography, is restricted due to cultural sensitivity concerns. Please consult a librarian for more information. | ||||
III(7B4h) Seneca -- h. [no entry] | Box 4 | |||
III(7B4i) Seneca -- i. False Face Dance at Coldspring | 1944 | 1 item | Box 4 | |
Songs transcribed by Jesse Cornplanter from manuscripts of his father, Edward Cornplanter, and George Pierce; also from mernory. Occasional notes in English give tempi, behavior of dancers, sources, etc. 4 letters: Cornplanter to W. N. Fenton, Oct. 11 and 26, 1951; Fenton to Cornplanter, Oct. 18 and 30, 1951, 1p. each. F&S 3248 Restrictions on Access: Reproduction of this material, including Reading Room photography, is restricted due to cultural sensitivity concerns. Please consult a librarian for more information. | ||||
III(7B4j) Deardorff, Merle H., d.1971.
Seneca -- j. letters from | 1942-1943 | 2 items | Box 4 | |
Concerning informant Clayton White, Pennsylvania place names, and Speck (1942). The second is a lengthy discussion of practices of Handsome Lake adherents. F&S 3249 | ||||
III(7B4k) Seneca -- k. Notes on Oklahoma Seneca | 1940 | 3 items | Box 4 | |
Outline of ceremonials; chart; especially dances and funerary practices. Images note: pencil sketch diagram of Stomp dance. F&S 3278 Restrictions on Access: Reproduction of this material, including Reading Room photography, is restricted due to cultural sensitivity concerns. Please consult the Manuscripts Department for more information. | ||||
III(7B4l) Fenton, William N. (William Nelson), 1908-2005.
Seneca -- l. Seneca Ceremonial Calendar. Coldspring, MS. | n.d. | 1 item | Box 5 | |
An organized, detailed set of field notes on ceremonies. [NOTE: 2 folders, one is a photocopy, the second is the original. Use photocopy] F&S 3252 Restrictions on Access: Reproduction of this material, including Reading Room photography, is restricted due to cultural sensitivity concerns. Please consult a librarian for more information. | ||||
III(7B4m) Isserman, Ferdinand M. (Ferdinand Myron).
Seneca -- m. Mythology of Senecas | n.d. | 1 item | Box 5 | |
A student's paper. F&S 3254 | ||||
5. Tuscarora | ||||
III(7B5a) Speck, Frank G. (Frank Gouldsmith), 1881-1950.
Tuscarora -- a. Canadian Tuscarora words | n.d. | 1 item | Box 5 | |
Geographical terms secured at Six Nations Reserve. F&S 3817 | ||||
III(7B5b) Speck, Frank G. (Frank Gouldsmith), 1881-1950.
Tuscarora -- b. Notes on Canadian Tuscarora | 1918 | 3 items | Box 5 | |
Includes: names for the Nanticokes in Cayuga, Tuscarora, Mohawk, Seneca, Onondaga, and Oneida; notes on wampum, folklore, and the Canadian Tuscarora; some Nanticoke vocabulary. F&S 4559 and 4864 | ||||
III(7B5c) Speck, Frank G. (Frank Gouldsmith), 1881-1950.
Tuscarora -- c. Reading notes on the Chowan (incorporated by Tuscarora) | n.d. | 3 items | Box 5 | |
Consists of one page of reading notes on the Chowans, taken from the North Carolina Colonial Records, regarding encroachments of colonists, incorporation by Tuscaroras in 1733, land sale in 1735. Two pages of reading notes on the Mattamuskeet Indians, 1713-1728, from same source, particularly relating to Tuscarora War and mentioning Coree Indians as well. Three notecards labelled "Tutelo" (taken from General John S. Clark), "Suwanoos" (Shawnees, also taken from Clark), and "Nessoneicks" (taken from Bland, Discovery of New Brittaine.) F&S 751 | ||||
III(7B5d) Speck, Frank G. (Frank Gouldsmith), 1881-1950.
Tuscarora -- d. reading notes on New York State Tuscarora | n.d. | 2 items | Box 5 | |
1p. Mattawascheet notes; A. I. Hallowell to Speck, Dec. 9, 193-, note concerning Nanticoke and Tuscarora. F&S 3798 | ||||
6. Nottoway | ||||
III(7B6) Speck, Frank G. (Frank Gouldsmith), 1881-1950.
Nottoway -- a. Nottoway notes | n.d. | 1 item | Box 5 | |
Miscellaneous; map of Eastern Maryland shore. F&S 2468 | ||||
C. Delaware (Lenape) | ||||
1. General | ||||
III(8C1a) Speck, Frank G. (Frank Gouldsmith), 1881-1950.
General -- a. Delaware bibliography | n.d. | 1 item | Box 5 | |
List of authorities for brief article, pp. 7, 8,9, (copy used by printer after 1935?). F&S 902 | ||||
III(8C1b) Speck, Frank G. (Frank Gouldsmith), 1881-1950.
General -- b. Notes on place names | n.d. | 3 items | Box 5 | |
A bibliographical note from Heckewelder and a quotation. F&S 1183 | ||||
III(8C1c) General -- c. Copy of Detroit treaty, | 17 June 1777 | 1 item | Box 5 | |
A copy made by Peter F. Timothy, a Moravian Delaware, in Aug., 1888, and transmitted to Frank G. Speck by Jesse Moses, Nov. 31, 1945. Copied from British Public Record Office. F&S 1748 | ||||
III(8C1d) Peters, Irma.
General -- d. White Peters, an Indian captive | 1895 | 3 items | Box 5 | |
Letter to editor of [Buffalo Evening] Standard, 1895, concerning captivity of White Peters and his descendants; intermixture with Negro and Tuscarora mentioned. F&S 897 | ||||
III(8C1e) General -- e. Notes on Delaware-Munsee Bear Rite | after 1941 | 1 item | Box 5 | |
Handwritten notes regarding Delaware-Munsee Bear Rite. No Freeman number Restrictions on Use: This item contains potentially culturally sensitive material. Reproduction, including Reading Room photography, is prohibited. | ||||
III(8C1f) Voegelin, C. F. (Charles Frederick), 1906-1986.
General -- f. Linguistic analysis of Delaware (mimeographed) | 1939-1969 | 2 items | Box 5 | |
Includes copy of letter from R. H. Goddard III to the APS dated 1969 attributing the document to Carl Voegelin. F&S 1182 | ||||
III(8C1g) General -- g. [no entry] | Box 5 | |||
III(8C1h) Speck, Frank G. (Frank Gouldsmith), 1881-1950.
General -- h. Miscellaneous notes | 1933-1948 | 25 items | Box 5 | |
Includes: Gladys Tantaquidgeon, Delaware Indian designs, 5p.; miscellany, 3 slips; miscellany, linguistic notes 1941, 2p.; miscellany, 2 cards; notebook with botanical specimens and 10p. of miscellaneous. Letters: Katharine Bennet to Speck, Oct. 22, 1945, A.L.S., 2p., concerning his celestial bear article (1945); Carl Voegelin to Speck, Jan. 5, 1948, T.L.S., 2p., concerning meaning of Walam Olum title; War Eagle to Speck, March 4, 1935, A.L.S., 2p., concerning earthquake and museum specimens, and card of queries with War Eagle's answer; George P. Murdock to Speck, March 5, 1943, T.L.S., Delaware data in John Fitch MS.; Jesse Moses to Speck, A.L.S., 4p. and continued on envelope, concerning Six Nation Delaware reservations incidents. F&S 911 Restrictions on Use: This folder contains potentially culturally sensitive material. Reproduction, including Reading Room photography, is prohibited. | ||||
III(8C1i) Speck, Frank G. (Frank Gouldsmith), 1881-1950.
General -- i. Review of Kinietz Delaware Culture Chronology | 1946 | 1 item | Box 5 | |
Review of Kinietz, Delaware Culture Chronology F&S 919 | ||||
III(8C1j) General -- j. [no entry] | Box 5 | |||
III(8C1k) Speck, Frank G. (Frank Gouldsmith), 1881-1950.
General -- k. "The Delaware Indians Past and Present" | n.d. | 1 item | Box 5 | |
Introduction to article; includes population statistics. F&S 904 | ||||
III(8C1l) General -- l. Quiripi and Delaware vocabularies compared | n.d. | 1 item | Box 5 | |
Quiripi words based on published sources with some Delaware comparisons arranged, in parallel columns. F&S 3201 | ||||
III(8C1m) Speck, Frank G. (Frank Gouldsmith), 1881-1950.
General -- m. Reviews and comments on Speck's Delaware publications | 1932-1945 | 8 items | Box 5 | |
Letters relating to Speck (1931): Ruth Renedict to Al[exander Lesser]?, March 23, 1932, T.L.S., 1p.; Frans M. Olbrechts to Speck, June 6, 1932, A.L. postal card; Dr. W. Krickeberg (Berlin Volkerkünde Museum) to Hiram H. Shenk, July 14, 1932, 1p. copy; M. R. Harrington (Curator, Southwest Museum) to Speck, March 3, 1937, T.L.S., 1p., concerns also Zeisberger analysis of Delaware "tribes"; Father P. W. Schmidt (Vienna) to Speck, A.L.S., 3p. in German, and Speck's reply, May 13, 1932, T.L.S., 2p., concerning dualism or unity in Delaware God concept; Charles F. Goddard to Speck, March 13, 1934, A.L.S., 2p., concerning Long Island archaeology. W. N. Fenton (1946), T.D., c.c., 7p. F&S 920 | ||||
III(8C1n) Speck, Frank G. (Frank Gouldsmith), 1881-1950.
General -- n. Delaware-as-women | 1946 | 3 items | Box 5 | |
Letters to Frank C. Speck concerning his article (1946). John H. Morice to Speck, Nov. 26, 1946, T.L.S., 2p.; Merle H. Deardorff, Nov. 25, 1946, T.L.S., 3p., discusses linguistic aspects of the problem. F&S 906 | ||||
III(8C1o) Springer, Ethel M..
General -- o. Delaware remnants in state of Delaware | 1917 | 1 item | Box 5 | |
Concerning Delaware remnants in the state of Delaware, intermixture with Negro. F&S 923 Access digital object: | ||||
III(8C1p) Speck, Frank G. (Frank Gouldsmith), 1881-1950.
General -- p. Delaware religion evaluated | n.d. | 6 items | Box 5 | |
Notes for a lecture on dangers in Indian policy and the destruction of Indian culture. F&S 905 | ||||
III(8C1q) Speck, Frank G. (Frank Gouldsmith), 1881-1950.
General -- q. Delaware grammar and vocabulary materials | n.d. | 27 items | Box 5 | |
Contains a transcript of Jefferson's Edgepullock Delaware vocabulary with phonetic transcription by Speck, 21p. [Chief Webber thinks it is Munsee]; transcript of Heckewelder's Munsi and Mahicanni vocabularies, 8p.; text froth Gabriel Thomas' "Account" in Myers (1912), 5p.; 1p. from printed source; field notes; 2p. of Objurgatives (profanity); 12p. of verbs; 4p. abstracts of grammar and sacred terms; 3 vocabulary slips and 5 cards of linguistic items. F&S 1178 | ||||
III(8C1r) Speck, Frank G. (Frank Gouldsmith), 1881-1950.
General -- r. Delaware ceremonial patterns | n.d. | 3 items | Box 5 | |
Contains 3p. discussion, 10p. of charts illustrating origin, procedure and ceremonial host for various ceremonies, and a page indicating facing directions. F&S 903 Restrictions on Use: This folder contains potentially culturally sensitive material. Reproduction, including Reading Room photography, is prohibited. | ||||
III(8C1s) Speck, Frank G. (Frank Gouldsmith), 1881-1950.
General -- s. Delaware High God concept | 1937 | 2 items | Box 5 | |
Includes 2 documents: 1. discussion of Supreme Deity in Delaware, including some peculiar linguistic usages, suggesting difference from general Algonquian. 2.a translation from the Swedish of "Om Gudsbegreppet's Hos Lenape," Albin Widdn, vol. 2, no. 4 (July, 1937), an article which rejects Father Schmidt's contention that Delaware religious concepts of supreme being are independent of Christian influence, citing John Campanius' mission work and his translation of Luther. F&S 922 Restrictions on Use: This folder contains potentially culturally sensitive material. Reproduction, including Reading Room photography, is prohibited. | ||||
2. Oklahoma Delaware | ||||
III(9C2a) Speck, Frank G. (Frank Gouldsmith), 1881-1950.
Oklahoma Delaware -- a. List of Museum specimens | 1929 | 3 items | Box 6 | |
Lists of 1929 and 1935 specimens obtained by Speck from Oklahoma and Canadian Delaware with provenance of items given. 1935 list of items deposited at Delaware County Institute of Science. F&S 910 | ||||
III(9C2b) Parks, J. A..
Oklahoma Delaware -- b. Letter concering painting of ceremony | 1930-1933 | 3 items | Box 6 | |
Parks, Sept. 12, 1930, discusses drawings he will make of ceremonies; March 30, 1932, discusses painting of ceremony; March 7, 1933, discusses loan of painting. F&S 895 | ||||
III(9C2c) Washington, Joe.
Oklahoma Delaware -- c. Drawings of cow-bone roach spreaders | 1946 | 2 items | Box 6 | |
Images note: 10 color pencil drawings by an Oklahoma Delaware Indian of cow-bone roach spreaders. F&S 935 | ||||
Cow-bone roach spreaders | ||||
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III(9C2d) Oklahoma Delaware -- d. Field notes | 1932 | 4 items | Box 6 | |
Texts, names of tribes, and ceremonies (Delaware-English); also kinship terms, names, and ceremonial and ethnographic data. Partly used in publications. Images note: sketches of Peyote designs from Yuchi feather wand of 12 eagle feathers, face colors of war chief, round stone, dance bustles, fan of hawk tail feathers. F&S 1180 Restrictions on Use: This item contains potentially culturally sensitive material. Reproduction, including Reading Room photography, is prohibited. | ||||
III(9C2e) Wheeler-Voegelin, Erminie, 1903-1988.
Oklahoma Delaware -- e. Field notes | 1938 | 1 item | Box 6 | |
Concerning names and data on Delaware informants. Shawnee data on Delaware in Oklahoma. F&S 925 | ||||
III(9C2f) Washington, Fred.
Oklahoma Delaware -- f. letters from | 1932-1947 | 15 items | Box 6 | |
Letters concerning museum specimens and their manufacture; meanings. One from Mrs. Jane Washington (Fred's mother), Sept. 18, 1942, 1p., re specimens. F&S 934 Restrictions on Use: This item contains potentially culturally sensitive material. Reproduction, including Reading Room photography, is prohibited. | ||||
III(9C2g) Speck, Frank G. (Frank Gouldsmith), 1881-1950.
Oklahoma Delaware -- g. Myth of the great earthquake by War Eagle | 1938-1939 | 6 items | Box 6 | |
Materials relating to Speck (1941d): (1) 2p. quotation from Sidney Perley on the earthquake of 1638 in Esser Antiquarian, vol. 1, 1895, p. 173. (2) 2p. abridgment of same. (3) 2p. T.D. Report on effects of earthquakes by Joseph Berman, 1938. (4) Fred Washington to Speck, Nov. 24, 1939, 1p. and 8p., account of Delaware earthquake legend. (5) F. G. Speck, "The great Pennsylvania earthquake of Indian days," 3p. T.D. F&S 915 | ||||
III(9C2h) Speck, Frank G. (Frank Gouldsmith), 1881-1950.
Oklahoma Delaware -- h. Miscellaneous notes | 1932-1941 | 9 items | Box 6 | |
Letters to Speck from native informants: George T. Anderson to Speck, Dec. 27, 1932, 1p., and March 24, 1933, 2p., concerning museum specimens; Mrs. Alex Elijah, March 23, 1935, 1p., concerning baskets (Ontario Delaware); A. F. Frenchman, Nov. 5, 1941, 2p., (son-in-law of George Anderson); Fred Keeler, Jan. 11, 1940, 2p., discussion of Delaware by an Oklahoma Cherokee; Minnie A. Garrett, March 14, 1935, 3p., asking for genealogical data on her Indian forebears. 5 cards and a 1p. typed document on a test for determining a murderer. F&S 913 | ||||
III(9C2i) Speck, Frank G. (Frank Gouldsmith), 1881-1950.
Oklahoma Delaware -- i. Peyote notes | 1923-1940 | 4 items | Box 6 | |
Includes 3p. critical notes on peyote as described in Lindcluist (1923); 2p. scraps; of Omer C. Stewart to Speck, Feb. 6, 1940, T.L.S., 1p., seeking data for comparative study of peyote. F&S 918 | ||||
III(9C2j) Speck, Frank G. (Frank Gouldsmith), 1881-1950.
Oklahoma Delaware -- j. "Additional notes on Big House Ceremony" | n.d. | 2 items | Box 6 | |
Speck has, with aid of George Anderson, informant, discovered evidences of "dualism" in Delaware religion. F&S 900 Restrictions on Access: This item contains potentially culturally sensitive material. Reproduction, including Reading Room photography, is prohibited. | ||||
III(9C2k) War Eagle.
Oklahoma Delaware -- k. Delaware relations with Quapaw Indians | 1942 | 1 item | Box 6 | |
Also concerns Peyote Cult. F&S 927 | ||||
III(9C2l) War Eagle.
Oklahoma Delaware -- l. Delaware witchcraft | 1939 | 2 items | Box 6 | |
An 8p. account, noting Plains Indian difference from Nanticoke; 10p. revision to Frank G. Speck. Cf. Pawnee witch story with letters of War Eagle, No. 932. F&S 929 Restrictions on Use: This item contains potentially culturally sensitive material. Reproduction, including Reading Room photography, is prohibited. | ||||
III(9C2m) War Eagle.
Oklahoma Delaware -- m. Story of a reace between man and horse | n.d. | 2 items | Box 6 | |
11p. story with 16p. free revision by Speck. F&S 933 | ||||
III(9C2n) Speck, Frank G. (Frank Gouldsmith), 1881-1950.
Oklahoma Delaware -- n. Objects used in Delaware Peyote rites | n.d. | 3 items | Box 6 | |
3p. account by Speck of specimens collected from War Eagle and 5p. account of the same by War Eagle, Nov. 1, 1939. F&S 917 Restrictions on Access: This item contains potentially culturally sensitive material. Reproduction, including Reading Room photography, is prohibited. | ||||
III(9C2o) War Eagle.
Oklahoma Delaware -- o. Legend of Snow Boy | 1933 | 3 items | Box 6 | |
3p. original by War Eagle; 2p. free revision by Speck. F&S 930 | ||||
III(9C2p) War Eagle.
Oklahoma Delaware -- p. Legend of Woods dwarf | n.d. | 2 items | Box 6 | |
2p. original by War Eagle; 1p. typed D. free revision by Speck. F&S 931 | ||||
III(9C2q) War Eagle.
Oklahoma Delaware -- q. Cherokee and Delaware Alliance | 1933 | 2 items | Box 6 | |
3p. original account by War Eagle; 3p. free revision by Speck. F&S 640 | ||||
III(9C2r) Oklahoma Delaware -- r. Delaware art designs in color | n.d. | 10 items | Box 6 | |
Images note: 11 crayon sketches. F&S 859 | ||||
III(9C2s) War Eagle.
Oklahoma Delaware -- s. "Delaware Tales" | 1928 | 1 item | Box 6 | |
18p. section concerns Peyote and the Delaware; 10p. concerns George Wilson (related to John Wilson of Peyote Cult). F&S 928 Restrictions on Use: This item contains potentially culturally sensitive material. Reproduction, including Reading Room photography, is prohibited. | ||||
III(9C2t) Moses, Jesse, and Nick Peters.
Oklahoma Delaware -- t. Little people slay great bull | n.d. | 3 items | Box 6 | |
Material obtained by Frank G. Speck. In English. F&S 894 | ||||
III(9C2u) Speck, Frank G. (Frank Gouldsmith), 1881-1950.
Oklahoma Delaware -- u. song texts | n.d. | 2 items | Box 6 | |
Text with interlinear translation; 2 versions of 1 song. Meant to accompany "Record H" (unknown). F&S 1184 | ||||
III(9C2v) Oklahoma Delaware -- v. Text on morality | n.d. | 1 item | Box 6 | |
Text with interlinear translation. F&S 1189 | ||||
III(9C2w) Speck, Frank G. (Frank Gouldsmith), 1881-1950.
Oklahoma Delaware -- w. Social organization field notes | n.d. | 12 items | Box 6 | |
Notes and brief typed documents relating to the Turtle clan (7p.), class divisions (6p.), funeral ceremony (2p.), history of clans (3p.), names (13p.), locations and place names (4p.), concept of soul (4p.), miscellaneous (10p. and 8 cards). Fred Washington, Wolf Clan Ceremonies (2p.). Images note: pencil sketches of totem emblems: turtle, horse, turkey symbolizing signatures. F&S 921 Restrictions on Use: This item contains potentially culturally sensitive material. Reproduction, including Reading Room photography, is prohibited. | ||||
III(9C2x) Speck, Frank G. (Frank Gouldsmith), 1881-1950.
Oklahoma Delaware -- x. Gourd designs | n.d. | 1 item | Box 6 | |
Images note: pencil sketches of symbols on gourd rattle with interpretations; rattle for Peyote ceremonies. F&S 908 | ||||
III(9C2y) Wilson, Reuben.
Oklahoma Delaware -- y. letters from | 1941 | 12 items | Box 6 | |
Letters concerning museum specimens, model, and sketch of Big House. March 18, 1941, 1p. and enc., concerning masks, other specimens, sketch of Delaware church (1925); April 23, 1941, 1p., concerning Big House and "Messing 1941, 1p. sketch of mask and costume of Messing; May 2, 1941, 2p., concerning Messing; May 7, 1941, post card of Fred Washington to Speck concerning Wilson; Sept. 12, 1941, 1p., concerning a mortar; Oct. 11, 1941, 1p., concerning Lenape words and Big House model. List of articles and prices; 1p. 2 queries of Speck on cards with Wilson's answers. Images note: photographs of Reuben Wilson, Washington County, Oklahoma Delaware; sketches of peace pipe, tobacco pouch, homing spoon, canoe, paddle, figure with bear hide cover and mask. F&S 937 Restrictions on Use: This item contains potentially culturally sensitive material. Reproduction, including Reading Room photography, is prohibited. | ||||
Reuben Wilson (Weekpakehing) | 1941 | |||
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III(9C2z) War Eagle.
Oklahoma Delaware -- z. letters from | 1933-1944 | 36 items | Box 6 | |
Concerning War Eagle's collecting legends and traditions; his obtaining museum specimens; information on peyote and on Big House; his health; reservation and national Indian affairs; some mention of Pawnee, Nanticoke, etc. See various other documents listed separately, but transmitted with these letters. Includes the following tales: snow boy tale, boy captive of bear, trickster tale, Pawnee witch story. F&S 932 | ||||
3. Canadian (Grand River, Ont.) Delaware | ||||
III(8C3a) Moses, Jesse, Jr..
Canadian (Grand River, Ont.) Delaware -- a. letters from | 1932-1948 | 19 items | Box 5 | |
Letters: April 7, 1934, 1p., concerning obtaining data; Oct. 5, 1940, 4p., concerning reservation activities; Dec. 11, 1941, 4p., reservation affairs; Nov. 23, 1942, (typed copy?), 1p., concerning Speck (1942) and Indian affairs; Nov. 13, 1944, 5p., wrongs to Indians and miscellaneous; Nov. 29, 1944, 4p., concerning Lenni Lenape and data Moses is gathering; Dec. 3, 1944, 8p., same subject; Dec. 7, 1944, 4p., (typed), Story of Nick (Peters?) and white captives; Sept. 7, 1945, 3p., concerning Delaware affairs, speculations on Delaware religion, concept of Great Spirit and conversion to Christianity; Aug. 4, 1947, 4p., miscellaneous Cayuga and Delaware affairs; Nov. 31, 1945, 6p., sends treaty of 1777 of British and Indians at Detroit, discusses manufacture of museum specimens; Sept. 7, 1948, 3p., miscellaneous, discusses meeting with Mormon missionaries; ca. 19431944, 1p., fragment of letter. Speck field notes taken from Jesse Moses, 1944, 3p. Images note: 7 photographs of old and young Jesse Moses. F&S 893 Access digital object: | ||||
III(8C3b) Canadian (Grand River, Ont.) Delaware -- b. [no entry] | Box 5 | |||
III(8C3c) Speck, Frank G. (Frank Gouldsmith), 1881-1950.
Canadian (Grand River, Ont.) Delaware -- c. Miscellaneous notes | 1938-1945 | 16 items | Box 5 | |
Abstract of report on University of Pennsylvania grant (Bear Ceremony), 1p. Ethnographic notes, 17p. Letters: M. R. Harrington (Southwest Museum) to Speck, March 11, 1938, T.L.S., 1p., concerning his MS. on Delaware (1945a) and comparisons with Minsi; Charles Edgar Gilliam to Speck, Oct. 22, 1945, A.L.S., 2p., concerning the celestial bear theme, refers to William Byrd's attributing aphrodisiacal powers to bear meat and Gilliam suggests that the winter ceremony thus insures birth of children at harvest when there will be food; Paul A. W. Wallace to Speck, Sept. 11, 1945, T.L.S., 1p., concerns Joseph Montour and his return to his native religion. Images note: ink sketch of shaft and cup. F&S 912 Restrictions on Access: This material has been designated as potentially culturally sensitive. Reproduction, including Reading Room photography, is restricted. Please consult the Curator of Native American Materials for more information. | ||||
III(8C3d) Hill, Jasper "Big White Owl".
Canadian (Grand River, Ont.) Delaware -- d. Stories | 1934-1943 | 11 items | Box 5 | |
Two narratives by an acculturated Moravian Delaware and accompanying letters (seeking and transmitting information): Hill to Frank G. Speck, Mar. 15, 1934; April, 1934; April 28, 1934; Feb. 28, 1943. Images note: photograph of Big White Owl, sketch by Big White Owl of logo. F&S 892 | ||||
III(8C3e) Speck, Frank G. (Frank Gouldsmith), 1881-1950.
Canadian (Grand River, Ont.) Delaware -- e. Notes on life and geneology of Joseph Montour | 1932 | 3 items | Box 5 | |
Includes chart of succession of chiefs, 1855-1937; data from Joseph Montour (biographical). 3p. biography of Nicodemus Peters (1859-1938). F&S 916 Access digital object: | ||||
III(8C3f) Speck, Frank G. (Frank Gouldsmith), 1881-1950.
Canadian (Grand River, Ont.) Delaware -- f. Field notes | 1945 | 1 item | Box 5 | |
Linguistic materials: names of objects, materia medica names. Images note: 2 pencil sketches by John Witthoft of bow. F&S 1177 | ||||
III(8C3g) Montour, Josiah.
Canadian (Grand River, Ont.) Delaware -- g. Texts narrated by | 1931-1936 | 7 items | Box 6 | |
Six texts in Delaware with interlinear translations. F&S 1173 | ||||
III(8C3h) Speck, Frank G. (Frank Gouldsmith), 1881-1950.
Canadian (Grand River, Ont.) Delaware -- h. Field notes | 1946 | 4 items | Box 6 | |
Field trip with Anthony F. C. Wallace and Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Carpenter: Delaware text, no translation, from Josiah Montour; Delaware, Cayuga, and Mohawk words. F&S 1181 | ||||
III(8C3i) Speck, Frank G. (Frank Gouldsmith), 1881-1950.
Canadian (Grand River, Ont.) Delaware -- i. Field notes | 1936 | 2items | Box 6 | |
Ethnographic and linguistic notes; concerns ceremonies and text. Letter of Nicodemus Peters to Speck, March 2, 1936, concerning masks and a turtle rattle. F&S 907 Restrictions on Access: This material has been designated as potentially culturally sensitive. Reproduction, including Reading Room photography, is restricted. Please consult the Curator of Native American Materials for more information. | ||||
III(8C3j) Speck, Frank G. (Frank Gouldsmith), 1881-1950.
Canadian (Grand River, Ont.) Delaware -- j. Hoop game | 1944-1945 | 3 items | Box 6 | |
Cayuga hoop game data from Deskaheh. Typed D. description of Delaware-Munsee hoop game. Postal card, Nov. 24, 1944, of Ernest S. Dodge to Speck, concerning reference to hoop game in Morgan's League of the Iroquois (1851). F&S 559 | ||||
III(8C3k) Peters, Nick.
Canadian (Grand River, Ont.) Delaware -- k. Letters from and concerning | 1935-1939 | 15 items | Box 6 | |
Letters of Peters to Speck concerning museum specimens being obtained by Peters: Jan. 3, 1938; April 11, 1938; May 1, 1938; and no date. Letters concerning death of Peters and his collecting museum specimens: Irma Peters to Speck, Nov. 23, 1938, 2p., Margaret Vanderberg to Speck, Jan. 8, 1938; ? to Speck, n.d., concerning Peters data on executions; three letters of Frank Siebert to Speck, July 24, 1938, 2p., Nov. 20, 1938, 2p., and June 25, 1939, all concerning linguistic field work with Peters and museum specimens. 4p. biographical data concerning Nekatcit. F&S 898 | ||||
III(8C3l) John, Samuel.
Canadian (Grand River, Ont.) Delaware -- l. letters from | 1934-1935 | 4 items | Box 6 | |
Three letters concerning John's Tutelo background and Speck's visit to Canadian Delawares. Sept. 4, 1934, 3p.; Jan. 8, 1935, 4p.; June 2, 1935, 2p. F&S 3821 | ||||
D. New England Algonkians (also including Algonkians of Nova Scotia and New Brunswick) | ||||
1. General New England | ||||
III(10D1a) Butler, Eva L..
General New England -- a. "Letters of the Indians" | n.d. | 1 item | Box 6 | |
29 letters of seventeenth-century Indians, principally from archives in Connecticut State Library. A pamphlet issued by Industrial Arts Cooperative Service. Contents and index. F&S 343 | ||||
III(10D1b) Butler, Eva L..
General New England -- b. "Colonial Letters of our Ancestors" | n.d. | 1 item | Box 6 | |
19 letters of seventeenth-century colonial Connecticut, principally from Connecticut State Library. A pamphlet issued by Industrial Arts Cooperative Service. Contents and index. F&S 342 | ||||
III(10D1c) General New England -- c. Tribal Maps | n.d. | Box 6 | ||
[see map files] | ||||
III(10D1d) Butler, Eva L..
General New England -- d. "Ethnobotany and Ethnozoology of the New England Indians" | n.d. | 1 item | Box 6 | |
90p. of ethnobotanical references, 29p. of ethnozoological references found in a 3p. bibliography of seventeenth and eighteenth century sources. F&S 331 | ||||
III(10D1e) Speck, Frank G. (Frank Gouldsmith), 1881-1950.
General New England -- e. Bibliography of New England Tribes | n.d. | 1 item | Box 6 | |
Nineteenth-century printed references; some twentieth-century. F&S 2092 | ||||
2. Penobscot | ||||
III(11D2a) Speck, Frank G. (Frank Gouldsmith), 1881-1950.
Penobscot -- a. "Bird Lore of the Northern Indians" | n.d. | 2 items | Box 7 | |
A faculty public lecture, University of Pennsylvania. Images note: photomechanical print of Penobscot around campfire. F&S 2925 | ||||
III(11D2b) Speck, Frank G. (Frank Gouldsmith), 1881-1950.
Penobscot -- b. Miscellaneous Notes | 1912-1946 | 55 items | Box 7 | |
Correspondence relating to Speck's Penobscot work also, letters from informants, and various documents. Speck to Roland E. Nelson (Needahbeh), May 14, 1928, T.L., c.c., 1p., concerning drum for exhibit. Franz Boas, May 31, 1940, T.L.S., 1p. John M. Cooper, Aug. 11, 1940, A.L.S., 2p. William B. Goodwin, Nov. 9 and 21, 1940, T.L.S., 6p. and 1p. E. V. McCollum, May 24, 1940, T.L.S., 1p. Roland E. Nelson, April 28, 1940, A.L.S., 2p. J. Dyneley Prince, May 18, 1940, A.L.S., 2p. all concerning Penobscot Man; Clifford P. Wilson to Speck, Dec. 29, 1937 and Feb. 2, 1938, T.L.S., 1p., both concerning Moosehair embroidery; Edward Reman, May 19, 1940, T.L.S., 2p., concerning Norse influence on Penobscot; Carrie A. Lyford, May 9, 1941, A.L.S., lp., concerning moose-wool controversy and Ann Stimson's report; Ann Stimson, n.d. (1941?) T.L.S., 1p., letter of thanks; Henry Noyes Otis, March 20, 1939, A.L.S., 2p. concerning genealogy of Indians named Sias on Cape Cod (Speck marked this Penobscot). Princess Pretty Woman, April 13, 1946, 1p., concerning her dress. Dorothy Panco, April 27, 1946, A.L.S., 2p., concerning Princess Pretty Woman's dress (both are Indians). Roland W. Mann, Nov. 8, 1943, A.L.S., 2p., concerning site of Indian occupancy according to Penobscot tradition; Ryuzo Torii, July 26, 1943, T.L.S., 1p., letter of introduction. 1p. typed transcript from printed D., 5p. transcript of agreements of Indians of Nova Scotia and English, Aug. 15, 1749, and 2p. transcript of agreement of July 13, 1727 (letter of transmittal, Lloyd Price to Miss MacDonald, Sept. 24, 1936, A.L.S., 1p.). Ann K. Stimson, Moose Wool (A.D., 2p. and 3 1p. typed copies) and Climbing Powers of the American Mink (A.D. 2p. and 3 1p. typed copies). Miscellaneous: 14p. and 17p. of field notes, Malecite and Penobscot. 9p. songs, kinship, totem, medicine, social units, 4p. Penobscot words and their cultural use; 10p. misc., and B cards. Images note: 10 sketches of face painting. F&S 2932 | ||||
III(11D2c) Speck, Frank G. (Frank Gouldsmith), 1881-1950.
Penobscot -- c. Penobscot religion | 1910 | 15 items | Box 7 | |
An introductory statement in 4p. with a 5p. revision; also, 8L. of miscellaneous notes. F&S 2938 | ||||
III(11D2d) Speck, Frank G. (Frank Gouldsmith), 1881-1950.
Penobscot -- d. Penobscot field notes | 1909-1911 | 32 items | Box 7 | |
An introduction and description of canoemaking; miscellaneous ethnographic field notes; data on face painting, etc. Images note: 11 contact prints, 3 albumen prints, 42 sketches of canoe-making, face painting, double curve design, portraits, snow snake, game diagrams. F&S 2927 | ||||
III(11D2e) Speck, Frank G. (Frank Gouldsmith), 1881-1950.
Penobscot -- e. MS. of Penobscot Man | n.d. | 46 items | Box 7 | |
77p. of manuscript for Speck (1940a); plates (figures); Bp. letter of Frank (Siebert?) to Speck, May 29, 1939, concerning his Penobscot MS. Images note: 112 ink sketches of mocassins, baskets, utensils, bowls, spoons, show shoes, combs, shelters, bark implements. F&S 2937 | ||||
III(11D2f) Speck, Frank G. (Frank Gouldsmith), 1881-1950.
Penobscot -- f. Counting and measuring | n.d. | 1 item | Box 7 | |
Material not printed in Penobscot Man (1940a): 4p. on counting; 2p, on names of acculturated objects; 4p. on manners and dispositions; 2p. on attitudes and behavior. F&S 2926 | ||||
III(11D2g) Swadesh, Morris and Charles F..
Penobscot -- g. Scientific Penobscot Alphabet | n.d. | 1 item | Box 7 | |
Scientific Penobscot alphabet F&S 2946 | ||||
III(12D2h) Echstorm, F. H..
Penobscot -- h. letters from | 1936-1941 | 14 items | Box 8 | |
Letters concerning publication and criticism of Penobscot Man; ethnographic data on Penobscot; relationship of Penobscot-Mohegan and Mahican; also, comparison of Zuñi-Navajo and Red Paint; Tutelo. F&S 2920 | ||||
III(12D2i) Penobscot -- i. [no entry] | Box 8 | |||
III(12D2j) Penobscot -- j. [no entry] | Box 8 | |||
III(12D2k) Needahbeh.
Penobscot -- k. Penobscot sayings | n.d. | 1 item | Box 8 | |
Miscellany not used in book (1940). F&S 2939 | ||||
III(12D2l) Speck, Frank G. (Frank Gouldsmith), 1881-1950.
Penobscot -- l. House furnishings | 1935 | 2 items | Box 8 | |
Some parts not used in Speck (1940a). F&S 2928 | ||||
III(12D2m) Speck, Frank G. (Frank Gouldsmith), 1881-1950.
Penobscot -- m. Hunting morality | n.d. | 1 item | Box 8 | |
Religious aspect of hunting. F&S 2929 | ||||
III(12D2n) Penobscot -- n. [no entry] | Box 8 | |||
III(12D2o) Speck, Frank G. (Frank Gouldsmith), 1881-1950.
Penobscot -- o. Notes on Penobscot Social Organization | n.d. | 6 items | Box 8 | |
Charts on family, its size, totem, etc., 2p.; 2p. on family history and names; 39p. miscellaneous notes, 1918, including text interlinear translation; Micmac data. F&S 2933 | ||||
III(12D2p) Penobscot -- p. [no entry] | Box 8 | |||
III(12D2q) Speck, Frank G. (Frank Gouldsmith), 1881-1950.
Penobscot -- q. Penobscot calendar system | 1916-1928 | 2 items | Box 8 | |
Notebook on calendar and seasons for hunting and sugar-making. Letter (part c.c.) of A. L. Kroeber to Speck, together with 1p. cluestionnaire on comparative calendars. F&S 2936 | ||||
III(12D2r) Speck, Frank G. (Frank Gouldsmith), 1881-1950.
Penobscot -- r. Penobscot animal lore | 1924 | 2 items | Box 8 | |
Data; cf. Speck (1935b) (?). F&S 2934 | ||||
III(12D2s) Speck, Frank G. (Frank Gouldsmith), 1881-1950.
Penobscot -- s. Penobscot Art and the Penobscot texts | n.d. | 5 item | Box 8 | |
Material not used in Penobscot Man because of duplication in Speck (1927b). Images note: 6 photgraphs of wampum, tobacco pouch, mocassins, beaded cuffs, woman's hair ornament; 118 ink sketches of double curve designs. F&S 2935 | ||||
Buckskin tobacco pouch | n.d. | |||
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III(12D2t) Speck, Frank G. (Frank Gouldsmith), 1881-1950.
Penobscot -- t. Penobscot texts (I) | 1928 | 19 items | Box 8 | |
Texts with interlinear translations; several English texts; typed versions of texts in English. F&S 2945 | ||||
III(12D2t) Speck, Frank G. (Frank Gouldsmith), 1881-1950.
Penobscot -- t. Penobscot texts (II) | 1928 | 5 items | Box 8 | |
F&S 2945 | ||||
3. "Malecite" (Wolastoqiyik) | ||||
III(13D3a) Speck, Frank G. (Frank Gouldsmith), 1881-1950.
Malecite -- a. Malecite Dance | 1936 | 4 items | Box 8 | |
Pedlar's dance in Wolastoqiyik ("Malecite") and Penobscot versions with interlinear translation (2 p.); separate Wolastoqiyik song given in musical score (1 p.) and with words in interlinear translation (1 p.) [Previous description: "Text with interlinear translation; notes; musical score." Changed February 2021.] F&S 2099 | ||||
III(13D3b) Prince, J. Dyneley.
Malecite -- b. Passamaquoddy-Malecite Dictionary | 1921 | 1 item | Box 8 | |
Indian-English, arranged according to English alphabet; also, English-Indian. Based on 1911 collection of Passamaquoddy texts printed in Prince (1921). F&S 2649 | ||||
III(13D3c) Malecite -- c. [no entry] | Box 9 | |||
III(13D3d) Speck, Frank G. (Frank Gouldsmith), 1881-1950.
Malecite -- d. Miscellaneous Malecite field notes | 1917-1948 | 19 items | Box 9 | |
7p. of slips containing Wolastoqiyik words; 1p. printed map of St. John's River with Wolastoqiyik villages marked; 12p. Wolastoqiyik, Mi'kmaw, and Penobscot word list, from Mrs. Barlow, Old Town, Maine, 1948,: 12p. unpublished notes on hunting territories. Some of the informaiton provided by Gabe Perley. Letter of J. Clarence Webster (Historic Sites and Monuments Board of Canada), July 24, 1945, T.L.S., 1p., concerning present life of Wolastoqiyik and Mi'kmaq. Letter of Edwin Tappan Adney, Feb. 9, 1946, T.L.S., 1p., concerning the Celestial Bear, Wolastoqiyik-Delaware comparisons. F&S 2101 | ||||
III(13D3e) Speck, Frank G. (Frank Gouldsmith), 1881-1950.
Malecite -- e. Malecite notes | 1949 | 1 item | Box 9 | |
Vocabulary list, hunting terms, names of trees. Images note: 7 sketches of pictographs. F&S 2100 | ||||
4. Mohegan-Mohican | ||||
III(10D4a) Speck, Frank G. (Frank Gouldsmith), 1881-1950.
Mohegan-Mohican -- a. Mohegans in Maine | 1939 | 2 items | Box 7 | |
Reading notes. Images note: sketches and newspaper clippings photographs of tribal living. F&S 2283 | ||||
III(10D4b) Tantaquidgeon, Gladys.
Mohegan-Mohican -- b. Correspondence with | 1938 | 2 items | Box 7 | |
A Connecticut Mohegan Indian, employed by the Government, writes of Shawnee legends and inquires about silk appliqué techniques. Newsclippings. F&S 3648 | ||||
III(10D4c) Mohegan-Mohican -- c. Miscellaneous notes | 1916-1936 | 19 items | Box 7 | |
Commentary on Fidelia Fielding's Texts, 15p. in notebook; notes for 1920 Pequot trip, with Nehantic and Pennacook notes. 3 letters of Hon. Thomas W. Bicknell to Frank G. Speck, Feb. 11, March 1, and March 11, 1924: commentaries on lectures, etc. concerning Indians in Rhode Island. Notes on Mohegan social organization 2p.; 1p. of incomplete letter of Red Wing concerning Indian affairs; miscellaneous Stockbridge notes, 5p.; George Heye to Speck, Feb. 8, 1916, T.L.S., 1p., re publication; J. R. Swanton to Speck, June 22, no year, A.L.S., 3p., concerning his exhibition for Mohegan Stockbridge data, 3p. from published sources; postal card from Princess Pretty War, re dress, Oct. 26, 1943; Ernest E. Rogers to Speck, March 7, 1934, T.L.S., 1p., of New London Hist. Society re Mohegan-Pequot Diary of Speck. Miscellaneous 4p. and 6 cards F&S 2284 | ||||
III(10D4d) Speck, Frank G. (Frank Gouldsmith), 1881-1950.
Mohegan-Mohican -- d. Plants at Mohegan | n.d. | 1 item | Box 7 | |
21 trees and uses of their products noted on cards; other cards lacking data. F&S 2287 | ||||
III(10D4e) Butler, Eva L..
Mohegan-Mohican -- e. "Mohegan Indians Deeds" | n.d. | 1 item | Box 7 | |
22 deeds of seventeenth century signed by Connecticut Mohegan Indians: Connecticut archival sources. A pamphlet of the Industrial Arts Cooperative Service. Contents and index. Images note: 48 ink sketches of totem symbols as signatures. F&S 2285 | ||||
III(10D4f) Mohegan-Mohican -- f. [no entry] | Box 7 | |||
III(10D4g) Speck, Frank G. (Frank Gouldsmith), 1881-1950.
Mohegan-Mohican -- g. Mohegan elect chief | n.d. | 1 item | Box 7 | |
Copy for a news release. F&S 2282 | ||||
III(10D4h) Speck, Frank G. (Frank Gouldsmith), 1881-1950.
Mohegan-Mohican -- h. Mohegan Pequot Texts and vocabulary material | n.d. | 1 item | Box 7 | |
Mohegan-Pequot texts, 28p. together with a 22p. carbon of another draft. 2p. text and interlinear translation; 2p. phonetic notes; 5p. comparative material and names; 3p. grammatical notes and comparisons; an 1892 vocabulary of Mohegan, 2p. and 1 card. 4p. comparisons. F&S 2286 | ||||
5. "Micmac" (Mi'kmaq) | ||||
III(13D5a) Speck, Frank G. (Frank Gouldsmith), 1881-1950.
Micmac -- a. Micmac Dance | n.d. | 2 items | Box 9 | |
Text with interlinear translation and notes; musical score. F&S 2246 | ||||
III(13D5b) Speck, Frank G. (Frank Gouldsmith), 1881-1950.
Micmac -- b. Miscellaneous Micmac notes | 1909-1926 | 26 items | Box 9 | |
15 bibliographical slips, 8p. of reading notes, concerning hieroglyphics of Micmac. 2p. list of informants; 1p. list of specimens, 1916; 2 copies of printed Micmac mission newspaper, Setaneoei. 1910 and 1920. Note book 1914, 24p. containing words and names of informants; 1 card. 8p. notes including a text in English; 12p. reading notes; 2p. "nominal suffixes"; 1p. bird names of Micmac; 2p. miscellaneous. Letters: Stansbury Hagar to Speck, Jan. 7, 1909, 3p. A.L.S. concerning his Micmac and Cherokee notes; also his bibliography. Same to same, March 8, 1926, 2p. incomplete and 1p. typed copy, concerning his explanation of triangulation to a Micmac chief. John Sark to G. A. Paul, June 30, 1914, 1p. transmits 3p. Micmac text (in mission Micmac). Newell Lyon to Speck, Feb. 21, 1919, 2p. A.L.S. thanking Speck for book. Mrs. Newell Lyon, March 13, 1919, 2p. A.L.S. concerning Lyon's death. News-clipping. F&S 2231 | ||||
III(13D5c) Milais, J. J..
Micmac -- c. Observations | 1907 | 7 items | Box 9 | |
An incomplete article or set of reading excerpts taken after 1922 by Speck from J. J. Millais (1907). F&S 2232 | ||||
III(13D5d) Speck, Frank G. (Frank Gouldsmith), 1881-1950.
Micmac -- d. Traveler's account of the Micmac in 1822 | n.d. | 1 item | Box 9 | |
A brief article. F&S 2233 | ||||
III(13D5e) Speck, Frank G. (Frank Gouldsmith), 1881-1950.
Micmac -- e. Micmac Field Notes | 1915 | 9 items | Box 9 | |
Notebook of 13p. concerning wampum, Hunting Territories; some reference to Passamaquoddy; notebook of 29p. Cape Breton Micmac texts; Newfoundland Micmac data and traditions. 7p. Cape Breton Micmac Texts (English); 1p. map with names of Bear River Band members; 4p, draft of article on Micmac Hunting Territories; 1 envelope of miscellaneous notes; 1 piece birch bark with pictographs inscribed. F&S 2230 | ||||
III(13D5f) Butler, Eva L..
Micmac -- f. Notes from Jesuit Relations | n.d. | 1 item | Box 9 | |
Extracts concerning the sweat house. F&S 2227 | ||||
III(13D5g) Witthoft, J..
Micmac -- g. Micmac notes | 1949 | 4 items | Box 9 | |
10p. of linguistic notes and vocabulary collected along the Miramichi River. 6p. typed copy by John Witthoft. F&S 2247 | ||||
6. Narraganset | ||||
III(14D6a) Speck, Frank G. (Frank Gouldsmith), 1881-1950.
Narraganset -- a. Physical measurements of the Narraganset male | 1917 | 1 item | Box 9 | |
Male 1/4 Nehantic, 1/2 Brotherton (Narraganset). F&S 2369 | ||||
III(14D6b) Speck, Frank G. (Frank Gouldsmith), 1881-1950.
Narraganset -- b. Miscellaneous notes | 1916-1926 | 4 items | Box 9 | |
Comparative vocabulary of Massachusetts, Narraganset, Mohegan, Pequot, and Naugatuck (ca. 30 items); 3 vocabulary lists on cards; 1p. of names. E. B. Delabarre to Speck, May 6, 1920, A.L.S., 2p., prefers Cherokee to Narraganset as explanation of origin of characters on Rhode Island stone. Images note: newspaper clipping photographs peace pipe, native attire, tipi. F&S 2368 | ||||
7. St. Francis Abenaki | ||||
III(14D7a) Speck, Frank G. (Frank Gouldsmith), 1881-1950.
St. Francis Abenaki -- a. Conjuring lodge | n.d. | 1 item | Box 9 | |
Description. F&S 296 | ||||
III(14D7b) Speck, Frank G. (Frank Gouldsmith), 1881-1950.
St. Francis Abenaki -- b. Miscellaneous notes | 1901-1946 | 6 items | Box 9 | |
Two cards of reading notes; typed copy of Indian poem in English, from John Reade (1887). Also 3p. A.L.S. Frederick S. Dick son to Speck, re Abenaki vocabulary, May 5, 1920, 1p. Typed L.S. Edwin Tappan Adney, February 18, 1946, concerning place names and Maine Indian shamans. Images note: photomechanical print of Montagnais in camp. F&S 297 | ||||
8. Abenaki | ||||
III(14D8a) Speck, Frank G. (Frank Gouldsmith), 1881-1950.
Abenaki -- a. Field notes | n.d. | 1 item | Box 9 | |
Notes on Abenaki "demons" and "personal magic," mainly consisting of terms in Abenaki and English. Four short interlinear texts on various topics, including "The Place of Skulls" and "When a person wants to propose." Brief notes on games, villages, chiefs. 3 place names for Saratoga Springs, Glens Falls, and Lake George, NY. Location where notes were recorded and with whom is unclear. Also contains some briefer notes on similar Innu-Aimun ("Montagnais-Naskapi") terms for some of the topics noted above. Notebook was in the possession of Speck's student A. Irving Hallowell and was located among his papers when they were donated to the APS Library in 1983. The notebook was then added to the Frank Speck Papers. Some of the handwriting in the notebook may be Hallowell's. | ||||
9. Scatticook | ||||
III(14D9a) Scatticook -- a. Miscellaneous notes | 1904, 1939-1940 | 4 items | Box 9 | |
1904 vocabulary. 2 letters of Chief Swimming Eel to Speck, Aug. 16, 1939 and Aug. 5, 1940, concerning Indian social activities; 1 broadside. Images note: newspaper clipping photograph of George Coggswell. F&S 3230 | ||||
III(14D9b) Scatticook -- b. Scatticook field notebook | 1903 | 1 item | Box 9 | |
Vocabulary census, and reservation data; biographical notes and traditions. F&S 3231 | ||||
10. Pequot | ||||
III(14D10a) Speck, Frank G. (Frank Gouldsmith), 1881-1950.
Pequot -- a. Miscellaneous notes | 1922-1941 | 8 items | Box 9 | |
2 cards with Mohegan names; 7p. reading notes; 1p. animal names; 3p. typed letter, c.c., of Harral Ayres to the Smithsonian Institution, Feb. 15, 1941, concerning Connecticut place names; Gertrude Bell Browne to Speck, Feb. 19, 1924, A.L.S., 7p., concerning seventeenth-century Pequot-Mohegan history. F&S 2281 | ||||
III(14D10b) Speck, Frank G. (Frank Gouldsmith), 1881-1950.
Pequot -- b. Pequot archaeology | n.d. | 1 item | Box 9 | |
A paper on 1939 excavations near Noank Cove, Conn. Possibly by Speck. F&S 2954 | ||||
III(14D10c) Butler, Eva L..
Pequot -- c. "Beginnings of Pequot Plantation" | n.d. | 1 item | Box 9 | |
An account based on documents in New London, Groton, and Hartford. For school children; distributed by Industrial Arts Cooperative Service. F&S 2952 | ||||
11. Wampanoag | ||||
III(14D11) Speck, Frank G. (Frank Gouldsmith), 1881-1950.
Wampanoag -- a. Miscellaneous notes | 1923-1928 | 8 items | Box 9 | |
9 cards and 3 slips of miscellaneous material. 1 postal card, June 18, 1928, of Uncle Al to Speck, concerning an island. Rachelle T. Ryan to Speck, May 23, 1928 (reserving cottage at Gay Head / Aquinnah), A.L.S., 2p. Frederick S. Hammett (Wistar Institute), Aug. 29, 1923, T.L.S., 1p. concerning his archaeological find at N. Truro, Mass. Chief Leroy C. Perry (Wampanoag), Aug. 6, 1925, A.L.S., 4p., concerning tribal and intertribal social activities. Mentions Algonquin Council, and includes note from Speck to Gladys Tantaquidgeon at top of letter. F&S 3841 Access digital object: | ||||
12. Massachusetts | ||||
III(14D12a) Speck, Frank G. (Frank Gouldsmith), 1881-1950.
Massachusetts -- a. "Reflections of the Past and Present of the Massachusetts Indians" | 1943 | 2 items | Box 9 | |
Carbon copy of 1943 article by Speck; also letter of C. A. Weslager (Archaeological Society of Delaware) to Speck, urging him to write general book on "remnant Indians." F&S 2117 Access digital object: | ||||
III(14D12b) Delabarre, Edmund Burke.
Massachusetts -- b. "Prehistoric Cremation at Grassy Island, Taunton River, Massachusetts" | n.d. | 1 item | Box 9 | |
Typescript draft, " "Prehistoric Cremation at Grassy Island, Taunton River, Massachusetts." Describes the disturbance and archaeological investigation of an Indigenous burial site, with speculation on findings. (Previous description: "Account of and speculation on an ancient burial." Changed in February 2021.) NOTE: this item describes the disturbance of Indigenous human remains, but does not contain images. F&S 2109 Access digital object: | ||||
III(14D12c) Speck, Frank G. (Frank Gouldsmith), 1881-1950.
Massachusetts -- c. Landing of Pilgrims | 1906-1920 | 3 items | Box 9 | |
Notes (5 p.) on Middleboro, Massachusetts; program booklet for "The Three Hundredth Anniversary of the Landing of the Pilgrims, 1620-1920." issued by the Provincetown Tercentennary Committee. F&S 2116 Access digital object: | ||||
13. Wawenock | ||||
III(14D13a) Speck, Frank G. (Frank Gouldsmith), 1881-1950.
Wawenock -- a. Wawenock Texts | n.d. | 3 items | Box 9 | |
Texts taken from Neptune, interlinear translations; folkloristic. F&S 306 | ||||
III(14D13b) Speck, Frank G. (Frank Gouldsmith), 1881-1950.
Wawenock -- b. Miscellaneous Wawenock notes | 1915 | 11 items | Box 9 | |
Miscellaneous notes, 4p.; 2p. vocabulary and folkloristic text in English; 1 scrap; 4p. text in English; 1p. A.L.S. J. P. Ranger, concerning canoe; population notes on reverse. Three letters of W. C. Kendall, owner of Camp Wawenock, Lake Sebago, Maine, February 8, 14, and 28, 1915 (1p., 3p., 4p.), concerning information about Wawenock, his memories of Wawenock and Penobscot Indians of Maine. F&S 298 | ||||
14. Mashpee | ||||
III(14D14) Speck, Frank G. (Frank Gouldsmith), 1881-1950.
Mashpee -- a. Miscellaneous notes | n.d. | 3 items | Box 9 | |
Brief genealogical notes on "Mrs. Fanny Perry, Wattupa Pond, near Fall River," plus short bibliographical note. (Previous description: "Bibliographical notes." Changed February 2021.) F&S 2380 | ||||
15. Nipmuc | ||||
III(14D15) Speck, Frank G. (Frank Gouldsmith), 1881-1950.
Nipmuc -- a. Miscellaneous notes | 1914-1942 | 10 items | Box 9 | |
3p. concerning place and family names. 2p. A.L.S., Feb. 4, 1942, Mrs. Ruth Allen, Medfield, Mass., to Speck, concerning baskets owned by her family; transmits 3p. Typed D. extracts from printed works concerning Medfield history. Letters of Sarah M. Cisco Sullivan (Grafton, Mass., Indian Reservation): 4p. A.L.S., July 16, 1926, concerning social activities; 5p. A.L.S., Sept. 3, 1924, family news, place name data; 2p. A.L.S., Aug. 24, 1924, concerning place names; 1p. A.L.S., Sept. 8, 1943, 3p. enclosure, miscellaneous historical data; 2p. A.L.S., n.d., ca. 1943, family news. Images note: Newspaper clipping photographs of last survivor of the Nipmucs. F&S 2399 | ||||
16. Montauk | ||||
III(14D16) Occom, Rev. Sansom.
Montauk -- a. Occum's Account, 1764 | n.d. | 1 item | Box 9 | |
Transcript from an original manuscript in the Yale Library. Concerns marriage, naming of children, religion, death practices. 2p. of genealogical data on Maine Indians. F&S 2332 | ||||
17. Pennacook | ||||
III(14D17) Speck, Frank G. (Frank Gouldsmith), 1881-1950.
Pennacook -- a. Miscellaneous notes | n.d. | 8 items | Box 9 | |
Notebook contains Pennacook, Mashpee, Gay Head (Aquinnah Wampanoag), Cape Cod Indian genealogical and population notes; miscellaneous Pennacook notes, ca. 3 slips, 2p. F&S 2672 | ||||
E. Miscellaneous Tribes | ||||
1. Central Algonkians | ||||
III(5E1a) Speck, Frank G. (Frank Gouldsmith), 1881-1950.
Ettawageshik, Fred, 1896-1969.
Central Algonkians -- a. Miscellaneous Ottawa notes | 1939 | 6 items | Box 3 | |
Miscellaneous data concerning Ottawa plant names and dances and Fred Ettawageshik. Letter of Ene (?), Denver Art Museum, Department of Indian Art, to Speck, Dec. 7, 1939, concerning Delaware specimens. On reverse are Speck's notes on Delaware locations, according to eighteenth-century maps. F&S 2631 Access digital object: | ||||
III(5E1b) Speck, Frank G. (Frank Gouldsmith), 1881-1950.
Central Algonkians -- b. Fox ceremonies | n.d. | 2 items | Box 3 | |
Questionnaire, not filled out, 2p. list only. Bibliographical note to Jones (1907), 1p. F&S 1365 | ||||
III(5E1c) Central Algonkians -- c. [no entry] | Box 3 | |||
III(5E1d) Central Algonkians -- d. [no entry] | Box 3 | |||
III(5E1e) Adney, Tappan (1868-1950).
Central Algonkians -- e. Miami Miscellaneous notes | 1943 | 1 item | Box 3 | |
letter to Frank Speck F&S 2217 Access digital object: | ||||
2. Shawnee | ||||
III(5E2a) Wheeler-Voegelin, Erminie, 1903-1988.
Shawnee -- a. Genearl Shawnee Burial Traits | n.d. | 3 items | Box 3 | |
Brief account of field experiences; also 8p. outline of burial, funerary, and condolence procedure. F&S3651 Restrictions on Use: Reproduction of this material, including reading room photography, is restricted due to cultural sensitivity concerns. Please consult a librarian for more information. | ||||
III(5E2b) Speck, Frank G. (Frank Gouldsmith), 1881-1950.
Wheeler-Voegelin, Erminie, 1903-1988.
Shawnee -- b. Miscellaneous Shawnee notes | 1932-1946 | 7 items | Box 3 | |
Includes two letters of Earl L. Pools (Reading Museum), April 23, 1946, 1p. TLS, and May 6, 1946, 1p. TLS, together with 2p. transcript of letter of Conrad Weiser, Feb. 16, 1747 from American German Review: 12:4, 18-19, April, 1948, re meeting of Shawnee and Count Zinzendorf. Postal card of "C" to Speck, September 10, 1942, on grasshopper war. E. W. Voegelin to Speck, March 13, 1941. War Eagle to Speck, April 22, 1933, concerning Bread Dance. 1912 notes on Bread Dance and names given Speck; also notes on Shawnee clans. F&S 3647 Restrictions on Use: Reproduction of this material, including reading room photography, is restricted due to cultural sensitivity concerns. Please consult a librarian for more information. | ||||
III(5E2c) Voegelin, C. F. (Charles Frederick), 1906-1986.
Wheeler-Voegelin, Erminie, 1903-1988.
Shawnee -- c. List of Shawnee dances | 1934 | 1 item | Box 3 | |
Includes letter transmitting lists to Speck, July 15, 1934. F&S 3649 Restrictions on Use: Reproduction of this material, including reading room photography, is restricted due to cultural sensitivity concerns. Please consult a librarian for more information. | ||||
III(5E2d) Wheeler-Voegelin, Erminie, 1903-1988.
Shawnee -- d. Shawnee False Faces | 1948 | 1 item | Box 3 | |
Field data on use of false faces by Shawnee. F&S 3650 Restrictions on Use: Reproduction of this material, including reading room photography, is restricted due to cultural sensitivity concerns. Please consult a librarian for more information. | ||||
3. Nanticoke | ||||
III(5E3) Speck, Frank G. (Frank Gouldsmith), 1881-1950.
Nanticoke -- a. Miscellaneous notes | 1914-1943 | 15 items | Box 3 | |
Slips contain miscellaneous notes. Letters: C. A. Weslager ("Wes") to Speck, June 24, 1943, concerning Nanticoke vocabulary; J. Barton Cheyney to Speck, Oct. 31, no year, concerning Delaware-white-Nanticoke relations; James Mooney to Speck, Feb. 15, 1916, concerning Speck's Nanticoke article (1915); Franz Boas to Speck, March 29, 1916, on same subject. Images note: Newspaper clippings regarding Nanticoke powwows, "Barring Red-Haired Indians from the Pow Wow," 1937. F&S 2360 Access digital object: | ||||
IV. Southeast | ||||
A. General Southeast (south of Mason-Dixon Line, east of plains) | ||||
IV(15A1) Shafer, A. E..
"Fauna of Southeastern U.S." | n.d. | 1 item | Box 10 | |
List of animals of the Southeastern United States. F&S none | ||||
IV(15A2) Speck, Frank G. (Frank Gouldsmith), 1881-1950.
Tribal Remnants in Southeast | n.d. | 6 items | Box 10 | |
Typed D., 12p., R. Solenberger, on tribal remnants; 3p. MS. notes on Louisiana remnants and Seminoles of Florida; 7p. Southeastern Culture group and subdivisions by Speck (?); abstract of data distinguishing between Cherokee-Yuchi-Creek vs. Chickasaw-Choctaw; 1p. phonetic text with note, Town Square Speech. F&S 1259 Access digital object: | ||||
IV(15A3) Speck, Frank G. (Frank Gouldsmith), 1881-1950.
Miscellaneous notes | 1938-1941 | 17 items | Box 10 | |
Includes 8 letters, one from Speck to J. Dynely Prince, and 7 from the following correspondents to Speck: Ethel Cutler Freeman, R. S. Boggs, Alice L. Marriott, Irving Rouse, Hugh M. Hamill, Mary R. Haas, and Claude Schaeffer; various subjects. Includes also 3p. Typed D. c.c. by Teresina Salgado Muaoz, concerning Speck (1941b); 1p. sketch for engraving of hammerstones from lower Susquehanna; Typed D., 2p., c.c., bibliography of southeast for publication, ca. 1944, and 3D. copy of same; 1p. list of tribes of southeast and population figures; 5p. of bibliographical scraps; Typed D., 1p., c.c., list of MS. studies in the southeast, mostly Speck and Claude Schneffer, on Catawba, Tutelo, and Cherokee. Images note: 15 ink sketches. F&S 1257 | ||||
IV(15A4) Milling, Chapman J. (Chapman James).
"Is The Serpent Tale an Indian Survival?" | 1941 | 2 items | Box 10 | |
Transmits reprint of his article on Serpent tale as an Indian survival. Speck's Catawba texts. Comments on Speck's Catawba texts. F&S 508 | ||||
B. Archaeology | ||||
IV(15B1) Fewkes, Vladimir J. and Joseph.
Irene and Kolomlki Mounds | 1938-939 | 7 items | Box 10 | |
Includes Caldwell to Frank G. Speck, March 23, 1938, Typed L.S., 3p., reporting on Irene Mound pottery types (near Savannah, Ga.); Fewkes, Memorandum, Typed D., 9p., on Irene Mound project, intended for publicity purposes. Press release, March 2:, 1938, Typed D. c.c., 7p., on archaeology in Georgia, particularly Irene Mound; 2 drafts of reports on proposed Kolomoki Mound excavations, April 3, 1938, Typed D., 5p. and 5p. Includes also Dolores B. Floyd, Typed D. c.c., 3p. History points the way to archaelogy on the Georgia Coast (no Indian references). F&S 1209 | ||||
IV(15B2) Fewkes, Vladimir J..
"Southeastern Pottery" | n.d. | 3 items | Box 10 | |
Includes 3p. report and c.c.; 4p. bibliography. Identifies Choctaw, Natchez, Tunica, and Caddoan complexes. F&S 1210 | ||||
IV(15B3) Physiography of Georgia | n.d. | 1 item | Box 10 | |
Analysis of the state, especially the coastill plain, with some mention of Indian population. F&S 1253 | ||||
C. Houma (Louisiana) | ||||
IV(16C1) Speck, Frank G. (Frank Gouldsmith), 1881-1950.
Correspondence with Native consultants | 1929-1947 | 20 items | Box 11 | |
Includes letters of David Billiot (Golden Meadow, La.) to Speck: generally concerns obtaining museum specimens, land and schooling problems for Houma families, and describing taking the photographs. Charles Billiot to Speck: May 26, 1938, A.L.S., 2p.; July 12, 1938, A.L.S., 2p.; Aug. 27, 1938, A.L.S., 2p., concerning obtaining a pirogue. Dorothy Celestine to Speck: Dec. 21, 1946, A.L.S., 1p., offering to make beaded belts. Ann Celestine (later Sister Felice, O.S.B.) to Speck: Nov. 10, 1946, A.L.S., 1p.; May 11, 1947, A.L.S., 1p., concerning beaded belt. Ben Paul to Speck: Aug. 18, 1929, A.L.S., 3p, concerning baskets and blowguns. George Billiot to Speck: June 1, 1938, A.L.S., 2p., with photo, a friendly letter. Included are carbon copies of letters from Speck to Willard Beatty of the Education Department of Bureau of Indian Affairs, Oct. 1, 1938, T.L.S., 3p., urging schools for the Houma and recognition of their Indian status; to David Billiot, Sept. 27, 1938, T.L., 3p., on government aid for schools and land questions. Typed copy of T. H. Harris to Ruth Underhill, T.L., 1p., recommending Houma schools. 1p. list of specimens included. Several of the letters discuss the need for Houma tribal organization and recognition. Images note: 17 photographs by David Billiot near Pointe-aux-Chenes of portraits of Houma, boat building, sacred mounds, dwellings. Some of the photographs have handwriting by David Billiot, and some have handwriting by possibly Charles Billiot (as identified by only the handwriting). Titles include information summarised from the backs of photographs. F&S 1574 | ||||
Correspondence | 1929-1947 | |||
Photograph 01. David Billiot's father's aunt, and other people, in front of house | ||||
Photograph 02. Two men in front of boat [Charles Billiot?] | ||||
Photograph 03. 10 ft. mound with house on top | ||||
Photograph 04. David Billiot's father's first cousin standing on 12 ft. burial mound | ||||
Photograph 05. Children on boat under thatched bridge | ||||
Photograph 06. People on boat [built by Charles Billiot?] | ||||
Photograph 07. Large group sitting on car | ||||
Photograph 08. Four people outside buildings | ||||
Photograph 09. Two people and dog outside buildings | ||||
Photograph 10. Man, four children and chicken outside house | ||||
Photograph 11. Sister-in-law [of Charles Billiot?] and a baby girl | ||||
Photograph 12. David Billiot building shrimp trawler | ||||
Photograph 13. Woman and four children outside house | ||||
Photograph 14. Five children outside building | ||||
Photograph 15. Child in seat outside | ||||
Photograph 16. Child outside | ||||
Photograph 17. Boat being fixed [by Charles Billiot?] | ||||
IV(16C2) [no entry] | Box 11 | |||
IV(16C3) Speck, Frank G. (Frank Gouldsmith), 1881-1950.
Miscellaneous notes | 1938-1941 | 21 items | Box 11 | |
Includes 1p. of reading notes; 2p. note on Negro and French influences; 3 cards; 1p. list of Houma food mollusks by Speck; 1p. list of fish; 5p. English handwriting exercises by Houma children (Levi, Lucie, Alfreda and Harrie Verdan [Verdin], Rita Billiot); 2p. note on Houma blowgun; 2p. note on Houma loans from Creole French contact with Jean LaFitte. Correspondence: Speck to Wilhelmina Hooper (DuLac mission), Feb. 24, 1941, A.L.S., 2p., re specimens and mission school; Wilhelmina Hooper to Speck, March 2, 1941 and Sept. 21, 1941, 2p. and 2p., concerning life at mission and making of specimens; Guy B. Johnson (Chapel Hill, N.C.) Sept. 14, 1938, T.L.S., 1p., concerning Houma photographs; Vernon Kinietz to Speck, March 28, 1939, T.L.S., 1p., concerning blowgun use by Munsee, and Delaware names of months; Ruth Underhill to Speck, Oct. 22, 1938, T.L.S., 2p. re Houma land title problems; Rev. Oakley Lee to Speck, April 2, 1941, T.L.S., 2p., concerning moving site of Houma mission and school; R. M. Harper to Speck, July 25, 1938, T.L.S., 1p., concerning Houma fertility; Fred Kniffen to Speck, Feb. 4, 1938, 1p. telegram, and Feb. 16, 1938, T.L.S., 1p., both concerning Houma blowguns. F&S 1577 | ||||
IV(16C4) Speck, Frank G. (Frank Gouldsmith), 1881-1950.
Houma medical remedies | 1941-1944 | 4 items | Box 11 | |
Contains a 1p. T.D. and c.c. of list of diseases and 4p. list with reference numbers to method of treatment. Correspondence concerning Houma materia medica: Jane O'Kelly Mitchell to Speck, Aug. 15, 1941, 1 postal card; Wilhelmina Hooper, A.L.S., 1p. and 1p. note, Jan. 10, 1944; J. Percy Moore, Jan. 5, 1942, T.L.S., 1p. (identifies Mantid egg specimen used by Houma); Flora (Fogg?), Aug. 13, 1941, T.L.S., 1p. (identifies specimens); Wilhelmina Hooper, July 14, 1941 F.S>1576 | ||||
IV(16C5) [no entry] | Box 11 | |||
IV(16C6) Speck, Frank G. (Frank Gouldsmith), 1881-1950.
Manuscripts on Houma | 1941-1943 | 4 items | Box 11 | |
A 27p. c.c. "Report... on Houma Indians" prepared for Bureau of Indian Affairs, concerning history and condition of the Houma and their educational needs. 28p. typed draft of paper based on the preceding, "A Social Reconnaisance of the Creole Houma." F&S 1575 | ||||
IV(16C7) Marriott, Alice Lee, 1910-1992.
Plans for Houma research | n.d. | 1 item | Box 11 | |
Description of project aimed at cutting prejudice toward Houma. F&S 1573 | ||||
IV(16C8) Swanton, John R..
Houma spear thrower | 1938-1941 | 3 items | Box 11 | |
Swanton to Speck: March 10 and Feb. 14, 1941, concerning Houma slings and darts. Reprint of Swanton (1938). F&S 1579 | ||||
IV(16C9) Billiot, Anthony.
Billiot, Maurice.
Houma specimens | n.d. | 2 items | Box 32 | |
6 bone and wood points for canoe arrows and a model of canoe with 2 paddles. F&S 1572 | ||||
D. Cherokee | ||||
IV(17D1) Speck, Frank G. (Frank Gouldsmith), 1881-1950.
Correspondence with informants | 1929-1948 | 15 items | Box 11 | |
From Cherokee Indians: Will West Long to Speck, Aug. 11, 1929, A.L.S., 1p., concerning specimens (also 2p. list of specimens and prices); March 29, 1945, A.L.S., 1p., personal. Alien W. Long, March 2, 1948, A.L.S., 2p., concerning feathers for ball game, corn-husk masks, medicines. James Webber (War Eagle, Witapanóxwe), June 18, 1945, A.L.S., 4p., from Oklahoma (Delaware), friendly letter. Letters to Arthur Kelly (anthropological field worker among North Carolina Cherokee) to Speck: July 6, 1929, T.L.S., 2p., concerning physical type and white mixture of Will West Long, ball game, material culture; July 18, 1929, T.L.S., 3p., concerning Will West Long, serpent masks, legend of Seneca-Cherokee War; July 28, 1929 (?), T.L.S., 4p., concerning field reputation of other anthropologists among Cherokee, museum specimens, magic practices, gourd mask, tradition of South American Cherokee, Cherokee-Catawba relationship; Aug. 9, 1929, T.L.S., 6p., anthropometry of Cherokee, ethnohistoric legend of Choctaw-Cherokee War, genealogy, descendants of Yona Guski [Eoneguski?]; Nov. 10, 1929 (?), T.L.S., 1p., concerning Will West Long and field work. Will West Long correspondence -All concern museum specimens. F&S 607, 614 | ||||
IV(17D2) Speck, Frank G. (Frank Gouldsmith), 1881-1950.
Cherokee field notes | 1931-1943 | 27 items | Box 11 | |
Includes 10p. miscellany, including formulae for curing; notes on recordings; 3p. notes. 2p. notes; 1p. sketch of map. 2p. miscellaneous notes; 1p. data on dugout canoe; 1p. on story of dance (typed); 1p. T.D. listing Cherokee masks; Bp. miscellaneous notes. 5p. Christmas 1921 field notes; at Cherokee, N.C., pertaining to natural history, and T.D., 2p., a translation of diary record of Will West Long of Mutual Aid Meeting. 1932. Correspondence: Will West Long to Speck: May 23, 1924, A.L.S., 2p., concerning corn-husk masks and their use; April 27, 1933, A.L.S., 2p., on same subject. April 16, 1935, A.L.S., 3p., on the same subject; Jan. 14, 1935, A.L.S., 4p., concerning masks and other museum specimens; July 22, 1936, A.L.S., 1p. (incomplete), concerning basket and dice games. Letter of Eva M. Horner to Speck, Aug. 3, 1931, T.L.S., 1p., concerning Oklahoma Cherokee ceremony and Yuchi dances; Creek influences. F&S 612 | ||||
IV(17D3) Speck, Frank G. (Frank Gouldsmith), 1881-1950.
Cherokee music, dances and recordings | 1935-1938 | 14 items | Box 11 | |
Includes 103p. typed draft of materials on Cherokee music, dance, and drama (Speck and Broom, 1951); 1 note card, 5313. of field notes on dances; 5p. table of contents to recording discs. Ilp. typed draft, student term paper on "Dance." Letters of George Herzog to Speck, Dec. 21, 1938, T.L.S., 1p., and 1p. note by Speck; June 11, 1937, T.L.S., 1p.; July 2, 1937, T.L.S., 1p.; April 22, 1938, T.L.S., 2p.; and n.d. (Friday P.M.), T.L.S., 2p., with Speck's comments. All concern preparation of above MS. F&S 613 | ||||
IV(17D4) Department of the Interior, Of.
Cherokee bibliography | n.d. | 1 item | Box 11 | |
Publication 68650, listing 48 items, 1775-1922. F&S 625 | ||||
IV(17D5) Speck, Frank G. (Frank Gouldsmith), 1881-1950.
Juan Pardo's letter (1566) | n.d. | 1 item | Box 11 | |
Letter (7p. in English, with introduction by Speck), relating early Spanish contact with the Cherokee. F&S 637 | ||||
IV(17D6) [no entry] | Box 11 | |||
IV(17D7) Speck, Frank G. (Frank Gouldsmith), 1881-1950.
Biographical sketch - Will W. Long | n.d. | 1 item | Box 11 | |
Biography; account of customs. F&S 610 | ||||
IV(17D8) [no entry] | Box 11 | |||
IV(17D9) [no entry] | Box 11 | |||
IV(17D10) Speck, Frank G. (Frank Gouldsmith), 1881-1950.
Cherokee basketry | 1920-1921 | 3 items | Box 11 | |
Three letters concerning Speck (1920); Walter E. Roth to Speck, Dec. 8, 1920, A.L.S., 1p. (also concerns British Guiana and South American parallels to North American basketry); Clark Wissler to Speck, Sept. 15, 1920, T.L.S., 1p.; Theodor Krock-Ginsberg (Stuttgart Museum), Jan. 12, 1921 (also concerns troubles contacting Professor Farabee over publications). F&S 611 | ||||
IV(17D11) Hicks, Charles.
"Manners, customs." etc. of Cherokees in 1818 (copy of MS) | n.d. | 1 item | Box 11 | |
Transcribed from letter of October 13, 1818; printed in Raleigh (N.C.) Register, submitted by Calvin Jones, but written by an Indian, Hicks. See Bureau of American Ethnology scrapbook, 1:354. F&S 606 | ||||
IV(17D12) Miscellaneous notes | 1940-1945 | 11 items | Box 11 | |
Includes 1p. list of Cherokee ceremonial specimens and economic specimens with prices; 4p. notes on Cherokee folklore taken by Horace P. Beck; 6 cards of miscellaneous field notes; T.D., c.c., 1p. concerning bone "scratchers" used for scarifying before ball game; T.D. and c.c., 1p., classification of Cherokee masks; 5p. miscellany. Correspondence: Leonard Broom to Speck, Nov. 4, 1940, A.L.S., 6p., concerning Christian Indian objections to dances, influence of tourist performances, comments on Speck's dance manuscript. James G. K. McClure (Farmer's Federation Educational and Development Fund to James R. Coates, Nov. 2, 1945, 1p. mimeo form letter concerning a program for Cherokee redevelopment; pamphlet enclosed James R. Coates (Norfolk, Va.) to Speel Nov. 8, 1945, T.L.S., 1p., concerning authenticity of the above. Concerning Cherokee Museum specimens; wants to begin translation of Cherokee record book. Speck to Marian Godfrey, October 1, 1943 Images note: 5 photomechanical prints of the Rock Spring reservation. F&S 615, 617 | ||||
IV(17D13) Broom, Leonard, 1911-2009.
Speck, Frank G. (Frank Gouldsmith), 1881-1950.
Cherokee Dance and Drama | 1951 | 4 items | Box 11 | |
Manuscript of published book. Images note: 32 photographs, 26 sketches of the Green Corn ceremony, Ballplayer's dance, Beaver dance, Corn dance; dancers in native attire with masks, head-dresses, rattles. F&S 600 | ||||
Cherokee rattles | 1951 | |||
Access digital object: | ||||
Cherokee head piece | 1951 | |||
Access digital object: | ||||
E. Catawba | ||||
IV(18E1) Red Thunder Cloud.
Correspondence with | 1938-1945 | 5 items | Box 12 | |
Correspondence of a Catawba raised principally among New England Indians: May 14, 1938, T.L.S., 3p., concerning Algonkian groups he has visited, their languages, etc. March 7, 1944, A.L.S., 8p., concerning difficulties in his acceptance by Indians at Catawba, S.C., and on buses because some think he is "colored." October 4, 1945, A.L.S., 6p., concerning his visits to New England Indian groups and speeches. Images note: Newspaper clipping photograph, Frank Speck and Red Thunder Cloud, Philadelphia Bulletin, 1943. F&S 521 | ||||
IV(18E2) Speck, Frank G. (Frank Gouldsmith), 1881-1950.
Correspondence with other informants | 1917-1944 | 17 items | Box 12 | |
Catawba correspondence. Leola Blue to Speck, concerning pottery specimens, reservation activities: Oct. 21, 1917, A.L.S., 2p.; Dec. 27, 1917, A.L.S., 2p.; Oct. 12, 1919, A.L.S., 3p.; Oct. 27, 1919, A.L.S., 4p.; Nov. 1, 1919, A.L.S., 3p.; Dec. 5, 1919, A.L.S., 3p.; Dec. 13, 1919, A.L.S.,2p. Mrs. Nettle O. Harris, Dec. 2, 1921, A.L.S., 3p. and 1 scrap, concerning specimens sent. Mrs. R. L. Harris, Nov. 17, 1930, A.L.S., 1p., concerning Catawba politics interfering with distribution of church Christmas gifts. Chief [Sam] Blue, March 17, 1944, A.L.S., 3p. Cherokee correspondence: Climbing Bear to Speck, July 30, 1928, A.L.S., 2p., concerning masks and dances (Swayney, N.C.). Will West Long, Aug. 22, 1929, A.L.S., 3p., concerning museum specimens and explanation of use; Sept. 10?, 1929, A.L.S., 2p., concerning masks and dances; Nov. 20, 1929, A.L.S., 4p., concerning sticks, baskets, masks of corn husks, dances; Dec. 1, 1929, A.L.S., 3p., concerning specimens and murder of his step-father at Thanksgiving party; Dec. 27, 1929, A.L.S., 5p., concerning specimens. F&S 520 | ||||
IV(18E3) Speck, Frank G. (Frank Gouldsmith), 1881-1950.
Catawba food resources | 1942 | 7 items | Box 12 | |
Includes 1p. list of foods gathered by Indians; 2p, notes on food; 1p. chart of animals used for food; 4p. charts of animals, birds, fish utilized in Catawba economy F&S 514 | ||||
IV(18E4) [no entry] | Box 12 | |||
IV(18E5) [no entry] | Box 12 | |||
IV(18E6) Speck, Frank G. (Frank Gouldsmith), 1881-1950.
Racial Status | 1938 | 3 items | Box 12 | |
An explanatory note on Catawbas as a group, discussing their fear of being classed as Negroes in South Carolina. MS. notes added to reprint, John Walker McCain, Jr. (1934). F&S 517 | ||||
IV(19E7) Speck, Frank G. (Frank Gouldsmith), 1881-1950.
Catawba field notebooks, miscellaneous | 1937-1946 | 4 items | Box 12 | |
Notebooks dated 1914, 1921, 1922, 1928, 1929, 1930, 1931, 1937. Includes texts (both folkloristic and ethnographic), vocabulary, ethnologic notes, conjugations, grammatical notes, linguistic notes. Some Cherokee, Houma, Pamunkey materials in the 1937 books F&S513 | ||||
IV(18E8) Speck, Frank G. (Frank Gouldsmith), 1881-1950.
Catawba bibliography | 1942 | 1 item | Box 12 | |
"For Hunting MS., 1942." F&S 511 | ||||
IV(18E9) Speck, Frank G. (Frank Gouldsmith), 1881-1950.
"The Catawba - A Small Nation Deflated" | n.d. | 1 item | Box 12 | |
Notes and reflections on the Catawba; perhaps a lecture. F&S 518 | ||||
IV(18E10) Miscellaneous Notes | 1925-1946 | 37 items | Box 12 | |
Includes 25p. reading notes and linguistic notes; 25 cards of reading notes on Catawba, Cheraw, Cherokee; 1p. on house building; 5p. reading notes and sketch; 1p. note on use of gourds (Feb. 1929); 1p. notes on primitive law; 1p. note on bibliography; 2p, reading notes; 7p. miscellaneous; 4p. text and grammatical notes. Correspondence to Speck: John R. Swanton, Oct. 8, 1931, T.L.S., 2p., concerning tribe-band locations and names for Montagnais-Naskapi and queries concerning Siouian predecessors of Cherokee and Yuchi as the Hopewell. (1p. note of Speck on reverse); Oct. 16, 1931, T.L.S., 2p. concerning Yuchi, Catawba Ilames and Spanish sources; May 11, 1928, T.L.S., Zp., concerning Speck collecting Catawba texts; April 2, 1931, T.L.S., 1p., concerning Catawba and problems of name derivation; April 22, 1931, T.L.S., 1p., concerning Sioux predecessors and Cherokee, their divisions; June 14, 1933, T.L.S., 2p., concerning Yuchi names, Cherokee and other Southeast tribes; Jan. 15, 1925, T.L.S., 2p. Catawba and Wataree the same. Mary R. Haas, Oct. 28, 1940, T.L.S., 4p., concerning comparisons of Catawba with Creek, Tutelo with Cherokee. Jeffrey L. Coe, May 10, 1938, T.L.S., 1p., concerning search for Siouan sites for archaeological study in Southeast. Douglas L. Rights, Feb. 13, 1933, T.L.S., 1p.; April 20, 1933, T.L.S., 2p.; Sept. 14, 1938, T.L.S., 1p., concerning publication prospects for Speck's Catawba ethnology volume. A. R. Newsome (North Carolina Historical Commission), March 28, 1933, T.L.S., 1p., rejects Speck's Catawba manuscript. Erminie W. Voegelin, Feb. 16, 1939, A.L.S., 2p., concerning Shawnee, Yuchi, Catawba, and Tutelo ethnologic comparisons. Carl Voegelin, n.d. (ca. Feb. 1939), A.L.S., 2p., with 8p. notes of E. W. Voegelin on role of celestial bodies (Shawnee); re Shawnee. Raymond --- (Southwest Museum, Los Angeles), Oct. 23, 1946, T.L.S., 1p., concerning Iroquois affairs; Speck's Catawba reprint (1946). Claude Schaeffer, n.d., A.L.S., 1p., concerning early map of Catawba country. W. N. Fenton, n.d., 1p. fragment, concerning distribution of Calumet dance. Leonard Broom, Nov. 1, 1938, A.L.S., 1p., concerning Cherokee and Catawba writings. Images note: 2 sketches of Catawba dwellings. F&S 516 | ||||
IV(18E11) Speck, Frank G. (Frank Gouldsmith), 1881-1950.
Travel and Expedition | n.d. | 1 item | Box 12 | |
Extract from Catawba ethnography manuscript on means of travel. F&S 522 | ||||
IV(18E12) Speck, Frank G. (Frank Gouldsmith), 1881-1950.
Division of time | n.d. | 1 item | Box 12 | |
Seasons, months, etc.; explanation of units and names. F&S 512 | ||||
IV(18E13) [no entry] | Box 12 | |||
IV(18E14) Speck, Frank G. (Frank Gouldsmith), 1881-1950.
Language and texts | 1922-1939 | 24 items | Box 12 | |
2p. notes on two words; 4p. typed D., c.c., 4 Catawba tales from Sam Blue; 5p. phonetic text (with interlinear translation and notes); ca. 60 cards and slips-paradigms, linguistic notes; T.D., 1p., text in English; 16p. of comparative vocabulary (215 English words with equivalents in 10 Siouan languages); 2p. grammatical forms; 7p. text and Ip, note. Correspondence: John R. Swanton to Speck, Feb. 18, 1922, T.L.S., 1p., concerning a Catawba grammar. Henry C. Davis, Jan. 9, 1936, T.L.S., 1p., concerning Catawba numerals and words from 1854 MS. of Oscar M. Lieber, Charter, S.C. Albert Keiser, Sept. 10, 1937, T.L.S., 1p., concerning origin of Catawba name and Catawba migration. Morris Swadesh, Aug. 11, 1937, A.L.S., 5p., concerning Catawba vowels and phonetics and his Catawba field work; Sept. 25, 1937, T.L.S., 2p., concerning Catawba phonemes; n.d., A.L.S. 2p., with 1p. text with note from Swadesh on phonetics. F&S 548 | ||||
IV(18E15) Cadwalader, John.
Catawba tribal history | n.d. | 8 items | Box 12 | |
12p. historical sketch by John Cadwalader, a student at the University of Pennsylvania, and 3p. of notes from eighteenth-century sources. F&S 527 | ||||
IV(18E16) Speck, Frank G. (Frank Gouldsmith), 1881-1950.
General ethnological notes | 1943-1944 | 18 items | Box 12 | |
Includes 24p. Typed D., "Catawba ethnology"; 15p. of copies of same; 8p. Typed c.c., Copy of "Division of time" [see 18:4E12]; 5p. Typed D., English text; 18p. "An Addendum to Catawba Indian herbals & curative practices, March 26, 1943:" F&S 515 | ||||
IV(18E17) Speck, Florence Insley, 1884-1979.
Genealogies | 1942 | 5 items | Box 12 | |
Genealogies of twentieth-century Catawba informants, giving names, birth dates and birthplace, children, locations of tribes. 2p. reading notes on location of tribes. F&S 510 | ||||
IV(18E18) Speck, Frank G. (Frank Gouldsmith), 1881-1950.
Social Organizations | 1937 | 2 items | Box 12 | |
3p. charts of kinship terms; 1p. note and 17p. of cards containing Catawba kinship terms, phonetic spelling. Letters to Speck from A. I. Hallowell, June 25, 1937, A.L.S., 2p., concerning published references on Southeastern kinship data; n.d., A.L.S., 3p., concerning Speck and Schaeffer (1942). F&S 519 | ||||
IV(18E19) Speck, Frank G. (Frank Gouldsmith), 1881-1950.
Catawba field notebook: vocabulary, texts and songs | n.d. | 9 items | Box 12 | |
Catawba field notebooks: vocabulary, texts, and songs F&S 547 | ||||
F. Virginia (Powhatan Algonkians) | ||||
1. General and Historical | ||||
IV(20F1a) Speck, Frank G. (Frank Gouldsmith), 1881-1950.
a. Gourds in early contact days | n.d. | 5 items | Box 13 | |
Reading notes taken from 1855 edition of Robert Beverley's History of Virginia. F&S 3034 | ||||
IV(20F1b) Speck, Frank G. (Frank Gouldsmith), 1881-1950.
b. Bow and arrow in early contact days | n.d. | 1 item | Box 13 | |
Reading notes on Virginia Indians. F&S 3028 | ||||
IV(20F1c) c. [no entry] | Box 13 | |||
IV(20F1d) Speck, Frank G. (Frank Gouldsmith), 1881-1950.
d. Miscellaneous notes | 1940-1947 | 23 items | Box 13 | |
3p. of reading notes; 1p. sketch of nets; 2p. notes; 8p. series of letters, 1940, pertaining to Social Work Conference paper on Virginia Indians; 3p. miscellaneous notes; T.D., c.c., 2p., concerning Virginia Indians and their villages. Correspondence includes: Charles E. Gilliam to Speck, Sept. 22, 1947, T.L.S., 1p., concerning irregularity of design in Powhatan pottery; M. D. Hard. Apr. 5, 1940, T.L.S., 1p., concerning racial purity as goal for Virginia Indians; Chief J. H. Johnson (Ga-Yen-Twa-ga, or Complanter), May 1, 1940, A.L.S., 2p., concerning Speck's speech on Virginia Indians; George G. Heye, Apr. 18, 1940, T.I, .S., 2p., lists Chickahominy, Pamunkey, Rappahanock specimens received; Mrs. J. R. Darden, July 11, 1940, T.L.S., 1p., seeks authoritative data on Indian art, music, and literature; Dr. Belie Boone Beard, Dec. 1, 1940, A.L.S., 5p., concerning schools for Virginia Indians; Speck to G. A. Brakeley (University of Pennsylvania), May 2, 1939, concerning grant for ethno-ecologic study of tidewater area. F&S 3036 | ||||
IV(20F1e) e. Racial status of Virginia Indians | Box 13 | |||
Item not located as of 4/10/96, not on microfilm #1429 or in Freeman guide | ||||
IV(20F1f) Speck, Frank G. (Frank Gouldsmith), 1881-1950.
f. Field notebooks, representing several communities | n.d. | 6 items | Box 13 | |
Ethnologic notes; information separated by group. Includes a few notes on Cherokee. Images note: 1 ink sketch of rock. F&S 3033 | ||||
IV(20F1g) Speck, Frank G. (Frank Gouldsmith), 1881-1950.
g. Draft classification of Virginia Indians | 1940-1946 | 82 items | Box 13 | |
Correspondence (42 letters) and copies of various documents relating to efforts of Frank G. Speck, James R. Coates, and others to overcome practice of Virginia local draft boards to classify Virginia Indians as Negroes for Selective Service. Also Charles D. Humberd, M.D., "Pickett Nelson, " 5p. T.D., copy, and Ella N. Wade (of College of Physicians and Surgeons), Oct. 9, 1941, T.L.S., 1p., transmitting same: concerns a giant Rappahannock of late nineteenth century. 25p. of typed letters of U.S. Senators on Indian Committee, 1944-1945, and c.c.'s of letters to same by Speck and James R. Coates, opposing Indian Bills before the Senate. Charles E. Gilliam to Speck, May 21, 1945, T.L.S., 1p., concerning Gilliam's articles on ethnobotany of Virginia Algonkians. F&S 3032 | ||||
IV(20F1h) Gilliam, Charles Edgar.
h. Powhatan Algonkian birds, etc., in colonial times | 1946 | 3 items | Box 13 | |
2p., c.c., memo on bird names (with note to Speck and to Father Geary); 3p., c.c., to Wm. B. McIlwaine, same subject; 3p., May 2, 1946, same subject. F&S 3061 | ||||
IV(20F1i) Gilliam, Charles Edgar.
i. Correspondence | 1943-1947 | 12 items | Box 13 | |
Gilliam, a Petersburg, Va., attorney and amateur etymologist and ethnologist. June 10, 1943, T.L.S., 1p., concerning names of Pocahontas, Oppusioquionuske; July 24, 1943, T.L.S., 3p., legal advice re Oliver Fortune case; July 12, 1943, T.L.S., 1p. Indian names in seventeenth century; July 19, 1943, T.L.S., 1p., colonists hostile propaganda on Indians; July 21, 1943, T.L.S., 1p., Indian-White relations, seventeenth century; July 27, 1943, T.L.S., 4p., re Powhatan marital and sex customs; June 16, 1943, T.L.S., 2p., concerning gourds; June 19, 1943, T.D. c.c., 6p., concerning the Appomatoc, from historic sources; Aug. 17, 1943, T.L.S., 2p., conceming Fortune case and gourds; Sept. 15, 1943, T.L.S., 1p., June 27, 1944, T.L.S., 1p., both re Negro-White relations; Sept. 22, 1944, T.L.S., 2p., re Seminoles and hurricanes; Sept. 27, 1944, T.L.S., 2p.; May 16, 1946, T.L.S., 2p., with transcript of Oct. 29, 1855 land transfer with Gilliam's comments; Oct. 38, 1946, T.L., c.c., 2p., to Miss Anniel re Powhatan place name; Nov. 5, 1946, T.L.S., 1p. and 4p. c.c. on bird name meanings; Nov. 7, 1946, T.L.S., 6p., re bird names; Dec. 16, 1946, T.L.S., 2p., re bird names and etymology; May 19, 1946, postal card, re land and place names; Jan. 11, 1947, 3p. c.c., concerning Virginia Indian arrowheads; Jan. 22, 1947, T.L.S., 1p. and 3p. memo (c.c.) for Father Geary, concerning bird names. April 28, 1944, T.L.S., 1p., re Appomattac villages and incidents in colonial Virginia. F&S 3021 | ||||
IV(20F1j) Speck, Frank G. (Frank Gouldsmith), 1881-1950.
j. Virginia Indian population in 1668 | 1943 | 1 item | Box 13 | |
Comments on figures obtained from regulation requiring certain numbers of wolves be killed by various Indian groups. F&S 3055 | ||||
2. Pamunkey | ||||
IV(21F2a) Speck, Frank G. (Frank Gouldsmith), 1881-1950.
a. Contemporary technology | n.d. | 5 items (arrowhead) | Box 13 | |
Miscellaneous notes on material culture; projectile point. F&S 3039 | ||||
IV(21F2b) Speck, Frank G. (Frank Gouldsmith), 1881-1950.
b. Hunting and fishing | 1940-1945 | 29 items | Box 13: oversize 1 | |
Map of hunting stands; 6p., c.c., "Notes on Pamunkey Deer Drive, 1938-1939"; 2p. listing of costume ornaments; 42p. on game practices; notebook of communal game drive (12p); 2p. on cage traps and fish bait; 12p. charts on animals and fish used; 1p. list of functions of animals; 1p. explanation of division of game; 7p. notes and sketch of hunting club; 3p. "Accessories Co Hunting, " listing clubs, poles, paddles, stretchers. Correspondence: Claude E. Schaeffer to Speck, Sept. 17, 1945 and Nov. 20, 1943, 2 postal cards, concerning game drives; E. P. Bradby to Speck, June 2, 1945, A.L.S., 1p., concerning hunting clubs and Indian (Pamunkey) birth certificates. Image note: 14 ink sketches of 2p. Pamunkey pictographic tablet, both drawing and explanation; sketch of hunting club. NOTE: Some larger items located in separate oversize folder. F&S 3045 | ||||
IV(21F2c) Speck, Frank G. (Frank Gouldsmith), 1881-1950.
c. Emergency foods | n.d. | 2 items | Box 14 | |
Charts of plants and other items considered edible (i.e., not regular diet). F&S 3041 | ||||
IV(21F2d) Speck, Frank G. (Frank Gouldsmith), 1881-1950.
d. "Virginia Indians Past and Present" newspaper article | n.d. | 1 item | Box 14 | |
Printed, Richmond, Va., Times Dispatch, 1940. F&S 3054 | ||||
IV(21F2e) Speck, Frank G. (Frank Gouldsmith), 1881-1950.
e. "Pamunkey Town" in 1759 | n.d. | 1 item | Box 14 | |
An account based on Andrew Burnaby, Travels (1760). F&S 3051 | ||||
IV(21F2f) Speck, Frank G. (Frank Gouldsmith), 1881-1950.
f. Miscellaneous notes | 1920-1922 | 8 items | Box 14 | |
4p. miscellaneous notes; letter of Chief Cook to Speck, June 30, 1922, A.L.S., 3p., concerning cane for museum specimen. Images note: 2 ink sketches, 3p. description and sketch of Pamunkey refuse pit; 1p. sketch of trap; 3 newspaper clipping photographs of groups of Pamunkey men. F&S 3048 | ||||
IV(21F2g) Speck, Frank G. (Frank Gouldsmith), 1881-1950.
g. Pamunkey folklore and language | 1940 | 20 items | Box 14 | |
9p. English folklore (tales and sayings); Ilp. miscellaneous folklore; 1p. sketch of metal bracelet for curing rheumatism (Nov., 1939); 5p. folklore and English language idioms collected by R. R. Solenberger; 1p. Pamunkey words ("of doubtful authenticity, FGS") taken from a Tuscarora who had married a Pamunkey (Peter Cusick); 4p. folklore superstitions (sic) obtained by Jack Kremens from Paul and Nancy Miles. F&S 3043 | ||||
IV(21F2h) Stern, Theodore.
h. "Pamunkey Pottery" | 1941 | 1 item | Box 14 | |
Manuscript in 4 parts with a 5p. Appendix (142p. -t 5p.); also 4p., c.c., a bibliography of southeastern pottery; 2p., c.c., discussion of aboriginal pottery technique, possibly by Speck. F&S 3057 | ||||
IV(21F2i) Kremens, Jack.
i. Plants and agriculture | 1940 | 10 items | Box 14 | |
8p. typed list of shrubs, flowers, and their use; 4p. list of trees and uses; 2p. list of farm produce and use. 6p. notes of Frank G. Speck (?) on plants and their use and a letter of William N. Fenton to Speck, Feb. 26, 1940, T.L.S., 1p., concerning plant identification. F&S 3024 | ||||
IV(21F2j) Speck, Frank G. (Frank Gouldsmith), 1881-1950.
j. Pamunkey, Celestial and Meteorological Phenomena | 1940 | 3 items | Box 14 | |
Copied from field notes. F&S 3038 | ||||
IV(21F2k) Speck, Frank G. (Frank Gouldsmith), 1881-1950.
k. Pamunkey Mensuration | n.d. | 3 items | Box 14 | |
Units of measure; measurement of time; technique of determining right angle. F&S 3047 | ||||
IV(21F2l) Kremens, Jack.
l. Pamunkey Birds | n.d. | 4 items | Box 14 | |
7p. list of 76 English bird names used by the Pamunkey, together with their generic and common names and the uses made of these birds. 4p. miscellaneous. F&S 3023 | ||||
IV(21F2m) Speck, Frank G. (Frank Gouldsmith), 1881-1950.
m. Pamunkey reptiles | 1940 | 2 items | Box 14 | |
2p. description of turtle-catching techniques; 1p. list of snakes. F&S 3049 | ||||
IV(21F2n) Speck, Frank G. (Frank Gouldsmith), 1881-1950.
n. Pamunkey fish, amphibians, and reptiles | 1939 | 4 items | Box 14 | |
List of fish, amphibians, crustacea, reptiles, their uses (6p. typed); 4p. miscellaneous. F&S 3042 | ||||
IV(21F2o) Speck, Frank G. (Frank Gouldsmith), 1881-1950.
o. Pamunkey medicines and poisons | 1940 | 13 items | Box 14 | |
1 notebook of 28p. concerning Pamunkey folklore and medicines; Mattaponi folklore and hunting; Rappahannock folklore and medicines; Chickahominy folklore. 1p. conceming Rappahannock lovelore; 1p. on medicines; 8p. cards and scraps, miscellany on medicines and 1p. by R. Solenberger on Pamunkey medicine. F&S 3046 | ||||
IV(21F2p) Speck, Frank G. (Frank Gouldsmith), 1881-1950.
p. Pamunkey foods | 1939-1940 | 19 items | Box 14 | |
2p. concerning fungus; 9p. concerning food habits; 2p. on huntings; 1p. on Croatan foods; 2p. on remedies; 1p. note on cookery, 1940; 7p., c.c., cooking notes, Pamunkey, 1939; 2p., c.c. Mattaponi cooking; 2p., c.c., Chickahominy cooking; 2p. reading notes. 2p. notes on Indian bread, 1939, by Howard G. Henry. F&S 3044 | ||||
IV(21F2q) q. [no entry] | Box 14 | |||
IV(21F2r) Speck, Frank G. (Frank Gouldsmith), 1881-1950.
r. Social Organization | 1940 | 6 items | Box 14 | |
1p., Pamunkey band composition; 1p. reading notes; 5p. miscellaneous notes; Waiter Bradby to Speck, Nov. 19, 1940, A.L.S., lp., concerning sending delegation of Virginia Indians to Washington, D.C., seeking Indian status. F&S 3050 | ||||
IV(21F2s) Speck, Frank G. (Frank Gouldsmith), 1881-1950.
s. Correspondence with informants | 1921-1940 | 7 items | Box 14 | |
From Pamunkey Indians: Paul L. Miles to Speck, Jan. 12, 1922, A.L.S., 2p., and April 9, 1940, A.L.S., 1p., concerning gourd seeds (1p. sketch of newt on back of latter) Miles to Speck, Nov. 27, 1921, A.L.S., 2p. (incomplete, may not be Miles), concerning organizing Virginia Indians; Dec. 16, 192?, A.L.S., 2p., on same subject. Chief O. W. Adkins, Mar. 21, 1921, A.L.S., 3p., friendly letter. From whites: R. B. Van Oot (Virginia government official), Dec. 14, 1931, T.L.S., 1p., denying teaching job to ex-Chief Miles; W. F. Jones, Fredericksburg, Va., Mar. 1, 1940, T.L.S., 1p., concerning per cent of Indian blood in Bradby family. F&S 3040 | ||||
IV(21F2t) Kremens, Jack.
t. Animals | 1940 | 4 items | Box 14 | |
4p. typed list of 21 animals and their uses; also Kremens to Speck, July 19, 1940, A.L.S., 1p., transmitting the list and describing identifications as tentative. 2p. miscellaneous notes. F&S 3022 | ||||
IV(21F2u) Rowell, Mary.
u. Games and amusements | 1941 | 1 item | Box 14 | |
A report by a student of Speck, used in a publication? F&S 3025 | ||||
3. Rappahanock | ||||
IV(20F3a) Speck, Frank G. (Frank Gouldsmith), 1881-1950.
a. Contemporary technology | n.d. | 1 item | Box 13 | |
Image note: 1 ink sketch of bag string (bag sling). F&S 3052 Access digital object: | ||||
IV(20F3b) Sollenberger, R..
b. Field notes | 1940 | 3 items | Box 13 | |
1p. on English idioms of the Rappahannock; 5p. on baskets, fire drill, medicinals and a Penobscot Dance used by the Rappahannocks. F&S 3027 | ||||
IV(20F3c) Speck, Frank G. (Frank Gouldsmith), 1881-1950.
c. Miscellaneous notes | 1921-1946 | 6 items | Box 13 | |
1p. card and 4p. notes taken in field. 1p. poem, "Memorial flowers, " c.c., by Robert Clark, a Rappahannock, Dec. 2, 1923. Letters of Otho S. Nelson, May 17, 1940, A.L.S. 3p., and Aug. 23, 1940, A.L.S., 2p., explaining that it is other Virginia Indians who are doubtful of Speck. Letter of John M. Cooper to Speck, Oct. 28, 1948, T.L.S., 1p., concerning distribution of Rappahannock cage fall trap, its distribution in North and South America. F&S 3053 | ||||
IV(20F3d) Hass, Royal B..
Speck, Frank G. (Frank Gouldsmith), 1881-1950.
d. "Rappahanock Talking Dances" | 1942 | 1 item | Box 13 | |
Report on graduate student field trip, 1942. Description and use of traps and other hunting devices. Illustrations not included. F&S 3056 | ||||
IV(20F3e) e. Correspondence | 2 item(s) | Box 13 | ||
Chief George L. Nelson to Speck urging him to come visit, to bring the Penobscot chief and to help with their petition, Sept. 10, 1920 A. L. S. James Mooney to Speck reporting that Chief Nelson has organized his people as the Rappahannock Citizen Indian Corporation, June 22, 1920 A. L. S. | ||||
4. Mattaponi (Adamstown) | ||||
IV(20F4) Speck, Frank G. (Frank Gouldsmith), 1881-1950.
a. Miscellaneous Notes | n.d. | 6 items | Box 13 | |
7p. of miscellaneous materials on traditions and customs; 1 postal card of Speck to Florence I. Speck, concerning specimens and his field work among Mattaponi. F&S 3035 | ||||
5. Chickahominy | ||||
IV(20F5a) Speck, Frank G. (Frank Gouldsmith), 1881-1950.
a. Incorporation as chartered tribe | 1939-1940 | 6 items | Box 13 | |
Includes 3p. c.c. certification of incorporation; 1p. note, submitted by Speck, 1939, urging Indian status for Chickahominy. Letters to Chief E. P. Bradby to Speck: Feb. 9, 1940, T.L., 1p., re Treaty of 1613; Feb. 14, 1940, T.L., 1p. Bradby to F. Zimmerman (Bureau of Indian Affairs), Feb. 14, 1940, T.L., 1p., with 1p. typed list-of Tribal Roll of 52 members. F&S 3030 | ||||
IV(20F5b) Speck, Frank G. (Frank Gouldsmith), 1881-1950.
b. Miscellaneous notes | 1940-1945 | 14 items | Box 13 | |
13p. of miscellaneous notes; 1p. re 1920 population of Virginia, comparing racial groups; 1p. history of Chickahominy; 1p. quote from E. P. Alldredge, The New Challenge of Home Missions (1927), Mimeo D.; 1p. telling of Baptist missionary ancestor of Bradby family. Correspondence, Frederic Douglas to Speck, April 4, 1940, T.L.S., 2p., concerning Virginia specimens sent to Denver Art Museum. C. E. Gilliam, April 17, 1945, typed postal card, 1p., concerning place names. F&S 3031 | ||||
IV(20F5c) Speck, Frank G. (Frank Gouldsmith), 1881-1950.
c. Correspondence with informants | 1920-1940 | 15 items | Box 13 | |
Speck to Chief George L. Nelson, Oct. 34, 1924, T.L., c.c., p., and May 16, 1924, T.L., c.c., 1p., concerning Eastern Indian conference on race question, and also museum specimens and split of Chickahominy into two groups. Speck to Mrs. S. P. Nelson, Jan. 12, 1926, T.L., c.c., 1p., concerning Virginia Indians and legislature. Speck to Chief James H. Nelson, Jan. 21, 1926, T.L., c.c., 1p., concerning appearance before legislature. Letters of E. P. Bradby, chief of Chickahominy: Feb. 28, 1940; May 24, 1940; June 12, 1940; June 19, 1940 (postal card); July 8, 1940; July 18, 1940; Aug. 13, 1940; T.L., 1p. ach, concerning traps, specimens, attempts to form a Powhattan Conference and gourds. Also 1p. list of Bradby family members, with map on reverse. F&S 3029 | ||||
IV(20F5d) Stern, Theodore, and Maurice O.
d. Field notes | 1941 | 3 items | Box 13 | |
1p. report of Stern on intermarriage practices of Chickahominy; 1p. 1611 data on treaty; also report of Maurice Mook to Frank G. Speck, April 17, 1941, A.L.S., 6p., concerning historical resources in Virginia and his estimate of field work opportunities among Chickahominy. F&S 3058 | ||||
6. Appomatoc | ||||
IV(20F6) Gilliam, Charles Edgar.
a. Historical Sketch | n.d. | 1 item | Box 13 | |
Cities historical sources for location, Appomatoc-English contact, ethnology, for 1607-1723. F&S 3059 | ||||
IV(20F7) 7. [no entry] | Box 13 | |||
8. Nansemond | ||||
IV(20F8) Speck, Frank G. (Frank Gouldsmith), 1881-1950.
Miscellaneous notes | 1940-1941 | 13 items (photo) | Box 13 | |
3p. reading notes; 3p. typed D., Dec. 1940, recording memories of Nansemond informants as to past customs (Jesse Bass); 1p. note and 1p. typed note, English tale: Mouse escapes from cat, 1924; 1p. photo of dugout canoes used in Dismal Swamp, Va. Letters: Ted Stem to Jesse Bass (Nansemond) and Otho Nelson (Rappahannock), Feb. 3, 1941, T.L.S., 1p. c.c., concerning crossbow; Sara Nichols to Speck, A.L.S., 1p. and A.L.S., 2p., (no dates), sending photo of corn meal mortar and offering to get more information about same (white farm house is source). Image note: 2 photographs of Powhatan canoe and corn meal mortar. F&S 3037 | ||||
G. Creek | ||||
IV(15G1) Speck, Frank G. (Frank Gouldsmith), 1881-1950.
"Notes on Social and Economic Conditions Among the Creek Indians of Alabama in 1941" | 1947 | 2 items | Box 10 | |
Printed work by speck, 1947. Includes draft typescript version. F&S 801 Access digital object: | ||||
IV(15G2) Speck, Frank G. (Frank Gouldsmith), 1881-1950.
"Creek Indians Surviving in Alabama" | n.d. | 1 items | Box 10 | |
An early version of Speck (1947), No. F&S 799 | ||||
IV(15G3) Opler, Morris Edward, 1907-1996.
"Memorandum in regard to Creek 'Towns'" | n.d. | 1 item | Box 10 | |
Using Oklahoma Creek data, Opler concludes that towns approximate tribes or bands; lack political meaning. History of the institution and white efforts to overcome it. F&S 796 | ||||
IV(15G4) Speck, Frank G. (Frank Gouldsmith), 1881-1950.
Creek Texts | 1914-1915 | 22 items | Box 10 | |
Includes 47p. of texts with interlinear translations as well as 15p. of typed carbons of the above and 28p. of copies, MS. and typed. 1p. notes on Cyrus Byington (1870) and 7p. text with translation of How Languages Changed. F&S 812 | ||||
IV(15G5) Speck, Frank G. (Frank Gouldsmith), 1881-1950.
Miscellaneous notes | 1915-1942 | 15 items | Box 10 | |
Includes 14p. of bibliographical notes; 10p. of field notes (ethnographic), Feb. 1941; 1p. chart of Alabama Creek social dances, with various features noted; 4p. reading notes; 2p. on Muskogee language variations; 1p. copies of sash designs, copied from McKenney and Hall (1836). Letters of Carl Ball to Speck, April 16, 1942, A.L.S., 2p., seeking myth data; his people (Creek, with mixture of Cherokee) seek to make Creek handicrafts. John R. Swanton to Speck, May 13, 1913, T.L.S., 1p., concerning Creek and Yuchi field work. Images note: 11 pencil sketches of sash designs, copied from McKenney & Hall. F&S 800 Access digital object: | ||||
IV(15G6) Taylor, Lyda.
Ms. On Koasati Town | 1940 | 3 items | Box 10 | |
A draft of an ethnography, presenting traits, comparing western and eastern Koasati-Creek from field work and historic sources. Marginal comments by Frank G. Speck. 1p. T.L.S., Lyda Taylor to Speck, concerning her Alabama work and Koasati MS. 1p. T.L.S., April 5, 1940, D'Arcy McNickle to Frank Speck, concerning Koasati manuscript materials and notes . F&S 1891 | ||||
IV(15G7) Speck, Frank G. (Frank Gouldsmith), 1881-1950.
Creek linguistic notes | 1904 | 1 item | Box 10 | |
Linguistic material organized by categories; some text material. F&S 811 | ||||
H. Yuchi | ||||
IV(15H1) Speck, Frank G. (Frank Gouldsmith), 1881-1950.
Yuchi and Creek Dances | n.d. | 2 items | Box 10 | |
Includes: sheet music for songs to accompany dance; choreography; a few vocabulary items with translations. F&S 4923 | ||||
IV(15H2) Speck, Frank G. (Frank Gouldsmith), 1881-1950.
Yuchi and Creek Songs | n.d. | 6 items | Box 10 | |
Includes: Yuchi and Creek songs; twelve vocabulary slips. F&S 4924 | ||||
IV(15H3) Speck, Frank G. (Frank Gouldsmith), 1881-1950.
Yuchi miscellaneous notes | 1912-1947 | 1 items | Box 10 | |
1p. note concerning Yalewi, a Yuchi Indian; 1 card of notes concerning peyote among Yuchi; 1p. list of names of informants, 1941; 1p. note. Correepondence: E. vorr Hornbostel to Speck, Nov. 20, 1912, 2p. A.L.S., concerning Yuchi songs, musical comments; Ellen Alien, a Yuchi Indian, to Speck, June 1, 1917, A.L.S. 2p., recalling Speck's visit in 1904 and Boas' visit and effort to do a Yuchi grammar with her; Carl F. Voegelin to Speck, Mar. 8, 1947, T.L.S., 1p., concerning Yuchi linguistics; Charles Eli Sexton to the University of Pennsylvania Museum, Mar. 1, 1945, copy of T.L., 1p. concerning Speck's Yuchi ethnography and a Yuchi informant, and Mar. 7, 1945, A.L.S., 1p concerning connection of Natchez and Hopewell to Yuchi; Ann Rolland (Haskell Institute), to Speck, April 6, 1941, A.L.S., 3p., concerning Yuchi museum specimens, other data; Rolland to Speck, Mar. 12, 1940, A.L.S., 3p., concerning Yuchi specimens and relies of the past. F&S 3922 | ||||
IV(15H4) Speck, Frank G. (Frank Gouldsmith), 1881-1950.
Ms. on Yuchi ethnology | n.d. | 2 items | Box 10 | |
Report on political organization, diseases, mythology, etc., based on 1904 field trip. F&S 3921 | ||||
I. Tutelo | ||||
IV(15I1) Speck, Frank G. (Frank Gouldsmith), 1881-1950.
Miscellaneous notes | 1941-1942 | 9 items | Box 10 | |
1p. list of Tutelo names; 2p. c.c. of Typed D. on longhouse religious ceremonies; 1 note card and 4p. reading notes on adoption rites. Correspondence includes John R. Swanton to Speck, Oct. 26, 1942. 1p. T.L.S., citing Byrd's History of the Dividing Line for Sappony-Tutelo references, and Oct. 14, 1942, T.L.S. 1p., concerning Tutelo linguistic forms and relationships. W. N. Fenton to Speck, Feb. 27, 1941, 1p. T.L.S. concerning Tutelo songs, difficulties of attending Seneca longhouse ceremonies; H. W. Dorsey (Smithsonian Institution), Mar. 13, 1941, T.L.S., 1p. c.c., transmitting photo of Tutelo adoption necklace. F&S 3823 | ||||
IV(15I2) Speck, Frank G. (Frank Gouldsmith), 1881-1950.
Field Notes, Grand River, Ontario | 1936 | 4 items | Box 10 | |
Notes for recordings of Tutelo and Onondaga songs. Order of rites noted. F&S 3822 | ||||
IV(15I2a) Speck, Frank G. (Frank Gouldsmith), 1881-1950.
a. -- Tutelo field notes, Ohsweken | 1931-1938 | 5 items | Box 10 | |
Notebook of 53p. of ceremonials; 7p. Typed D. c.c., Account of Tutelo ceremonial procedure; 1p. note on Cayuga burial and redressing ceremony. Correspondence from Indians: George Nash to Speck, Dec. 22. 1925, A.L.S., 2p.; Mrs. John Buck to Speck, Mar. 7, 1935, A.L.S., 4p., concerning museum specimens. F&S 3825 Restrictions on Access: Reproduction of this material, including Reading Room photography, is restricted due to cultural sensitivity concerns. Please consult the Manuscripts Department for more information. | ||||
IV(15I3) Speck, Frank G. (Frank Gouldsmith), 1881-1950.
Tutelo Ceremonies | n.d. | 4 items | Box 10 | |
A draft of manuscript concerning adoption rite and diffusion of this trait. F&S 3824 Restrictions on Access: Reproduction of this material, including Reading Room photography, is restricted due to cultural sensitivity concerns. Please consult the Manuscripts Department for more information. | ||||
J. Miscellaneous Tribes | ||||
IV(15J1a) Neitzel, Stuart.
Tunica -- a. Miscellaneous notes | 1938-1940 | 12 items | Box 10 | |
Letters as follows: March 5, 1940, 2p. A.L.S., concerning archaeology at Marksville, La., sketches; 1940, 1p. A.L.S., concerning Tunica museum specimens; 1940, 2p. A.L.S., phonetic transcription of dance names; March 26, 1940, 2p. A.L.S. and 1p. sketch of Tunica scraper and hide drying frame; April 1, 1940, 2p. A.L.S., concerning specimens; 1940, 2p. A.L.S., concerning specimens; April 10, 1938, lp. A.L.S., concerning specimens; n.d., 1p. A.L., including note on trap and sketch; April 1940, 1p. Typed L.S., concerning specimens. Also, 1p. note by Frank G. Speck on Tunica tools. Images note: 7 pencil sketches of archaelogical site Marksville, Louisiana; Tunica scraper and hide drying frame. F&S 3788 | ||||
IV(15J1b) Barbry, Eli, 1877-1956.
Neitzel, Stuart.
Tunica -- b. Tunica Dances | n.d. | 6 items | Box 10 | |
2p. typed report on Tunica dance and green-corn ceremony; 21 cards of field notes, 1940-1941, Marksville, Louisiana, probably based on information from Chief Eli Barbry; letters of Stuart Neitzel, none dated: 1p. A.L.S., 2p. A.L.S., and 2p. A.L.S., concerning field work among the Tunica and Caddo archaeology. Images note: 1 pencil sketch of digging, Tunica and Caddo archaeology. F&S 3787 Access digital object: | ||||
IV(15J1c) Neitzel, Stuart.
Tunica -- c. Tunica tanning of deer hides | 1940 | 1 item | Box 10 | |
2p, report, together with 1p. letter of transmission, March 6, 1940, and 2p. drawing (for Frank G. Speck). Images note: 2 pencil sketches of drying hide, stretched on frame. F&S 3789 | ||||
IV(15J2a) Speck, Frank G. (Frank Gouldsmith), 1881-1950.
Seminole -- a. Notes on Calusa | 1923-1924 | 9 items | Box 10 | |
3p. account of Seminoles and their mixed past; 1p. discussion of Siouan origin of South Carolina Francisco de Chicora terms. Correspondence: H. Knotts, Nov. 3, 1924, A.L.S., 2p., concerning Muskogee dialects. John R. Swanton, Jan. 8, 1924, T.L.S., 1p., concerning trip to Florida of Speck and Fewkes; n.d., T.L.S., 1p., concerning Cusabo-MuskhogeanSiouan boundaries; Dec. 6, 1923, T.L.S., 1p.; Dec. 14, 1923, Dec. 18, 1923, T.L.S. each 1p., all concerning Speck as aid to Fewkes in locating Calusa remnants among the Seminoles. F&S 500 | ||||
IV(15J2b) Speck, Frank G. (Frank Gouldsmith), 1881-1950.
Seminole -- b. Miscellaneous notes | 1931 | 7 items | Box 10 | |
1p. Mimeo. D. concerning Glade Cross mission activities in Everglades among the Seminoles; 2p. notes on Seminole silverwork. Correspondence of Henry W. Haynes to Frank C. Speck (Ta-de-wim): April 16, 1931, A.L.S., 3p., concerning visit to the Seminoles; July 9, 1931, A.L.S., 1p., concerning Calusa question and Seminoles; suggests persons to see in Florida. Ernest F. Coe to [?], April 13, 1931, L., c.c., 1p. concerning Seminoles as guides, should there be an Everglades national park; Coe to Roy Nash (Bureau of Indian Affairs), U.S. Department of Interior, April 27, 1931, T.L., 1p. and Coe to Speck, April 27, 1931, T.L.S., 1p., supporting national park in Everglades. Images note: 4 pencil sketches of Seminole silver work. F&S 3236 Access digital object: | ||||
IV(15J3) Speck, Frank G. (Frank Gouldsmith), 1881-1950.
Choctaw -- a. Miscellaneous notes | n.d. | 7 items | Box 10 | |
1p. note with embossed Great Seal of the Choctaw Nation; 9p. bibliographical notes; 2p. Choctaw burial-1904; 2p. on Choctaw medicines. F&S 743 Restrictions on Access: Reproduction of this material, including Reading Room photography, is restricted due to cultural sensitivity concerns. Please consult the Manuscripts Department for more information | ||||
IV(15J4) Speck, Frank G. (Frank Gouldsmith), 1881-1950.
Natchez -- a. Miscellaneous notes | 1935 | 3 items | Box 10 | |
Oklahoma Natchez. Images note: newspaper clipping photographs of men and women, referred to as "last members" of the Natchez tribe. F&S 2379 | ||||
IV(15J5) Speck, Frank G. (Frank Gouldsmith), 1881-1950.
"We Sorts" (Maryland) -- a. Miscellaneous notes | 1945 | 3 items | Box 10 | |
Two letters of William H. Gilbert to Frank G. Speck, concerning "We Sorts," a remnant group of Maryland, perhaps Weschuk, and thought to be Piscatawey (Conoy): Jan. 20, 1945, T.L.S., 1p. and map, 1p., and Feb. 3, 1945, A.L.S., 2p. F&S 773 | ||||
IV(1913L) Speck, Frank G. (Frank Gouldsmith), 1881-1950.
Rough Drafts of Miscellaneous papers | 1928-1948 | 22 items | Box 13 | |
Includes: Typed D., c.c., 2p., proposed intensive study of a small community; A.D., 1p., on Collier's Indian program; A.D., 1p., reflections on Negro education; A.D., 8p., graduation speech on the answer of anthropology to various misconceptions about man; also, on imagination of Indians; Typed D., c.c., 8p., educating the white man up to the Indian; Typed D., c.c., 5p., statement favoring New Deal Indian policy; 1p. lecture notes; 55p. lectures on language and writing: Chinese, Egyptian, Maya, etc.; 7p. miscellaneous notes; 6p. poetry; 8p, miscellaneous notes; 17p. lecture notes on primitive religion and primitive philosophy. Images note: 43 sketches of Mayan phontic symbols including hunting, stick canoes, and dwellings. F&S 1471 | ||||
IV(22) Speck, Frank G. (Frank Gouldsmith), 1881-1950.
Miscellaneous notes | n.d. | [numerous note cards in envelope] | Box 14 | |
Bibliographic cards and reading notes sorted out by tribe and/or language, dealing with tribes and countries in which Speck did no field work. Other entries of this type are to be found among the various groups of materials in the Speck collection, according to the proper tribe. Images note: 20 ink sketches of pictographs of rainbow, cloud, milky way, mountain, and morning star from various tribes. F&S 1468 Access digital object: | ||||
V. Plains | ||||
Area roughly from Mississippi to the Rockies. | ||||
A. General | ||||
V(22A1) Speck, Frank G. (Frank Gouldsmith), 1881-1950.
Plains Indian Shields: Notes | 1935 | 3 items | Box 14 | |
1 card, bibliographic notes. Letter of Al-bert G. Heath, Chicago dealer, to Speck, June 22, 1935, A.L.S., 3p., concerning Pawnee shield sent as specimen; F. T. Thunder to Speck, June 27, 1935, A.L.S., 1p., concerning Omaha shield he is making. Images note: 1 pencil sketch of Pawnee and Omaha shields, spear and pipe. F&S 2554 | ||||
V(22A2) Speck, Frank G. (Frank Gouldsmith), 1881-1950.
Plains sundance analysis | n.d. | 3 items [artifact] | Box 14 | |
3p. chart of comparative features of sun dance for various plains tribes. 2 Crow tepee ornaments of grass, sent by Frederic H. Douglas. F&S 3002 | ||||
B. Miscellaneous Tribes | ||||
V(22B1) [no entry] | Box 14 | |||
V(22B2) Speck, Frank G. (Frank Gouldsmith), 1881-1950.
Osage: Miscellaneous notes | 1941 | 3 items | Box 14 | |
Includes 2p. description of moccasin game. Letter of Tom Halfmoon to Speck, Mar. 6, 1941, T.L.S., 1p., preparing museum specimens. F&S 2604 | ||||
V(22B3) [no entry] | Box 14 | |||
V(22B4) [no entry] | Box 14 | |||
V(22B5) [no entry] | Box 14 | |||
V(22B6) Speck, Frank G. (Frank Gouldsmith), 1881-1950.
Kaw (Kansas) -- a. Miscellaneous notes | 1904 | 3 items | Box 14 | |
Notes, including a 3p. vocabulary with numerals; also, 1p. conjugations and a 2p. vocabulary list. Some Ponca forms are included. F&S 1875 | ||||
V(22B7) [no entry] | Box 14 | |||
V(22B8) Speck, Frank G. (Frank Gouldsmith), 1881-1950.
Sioux (Dakota) -- a. Miscellaneous notes | 1927-1934 | 3 items | Box 14 | |
Santee utterances with translations; also ethnographic and linguistic notes; 1p. name of Santee shield; note of 11p., ca. 1934, with names and addresses of Dakota Indian; museum specimens; phonetic names of material culture objects. Mrs. A. L. Haines and Richard Night Chase (a Dakota) to Speck, Jan. 2, 1927, A.L.S., 3p., concerning possible specimens. F&S 855 | ||||
V(22B9) Speck, Frank G. (Frank Gouldsmith), 1881-1950.
Blackfoot -- a. Review of Oscar Lewis: "The Effects of White Contact upon Blackfoot Culture..." | 1943 | 1 item | Box 14 | |
Submitted to American Sociological Review; unpublished. F&S 466 | ||||
V(22B10) [no entry] | Box 14 | |||
V(22B11) [no entry] | Box 14 | |||
V(22B12) Cook, Mrs. A. M..
Arapahoe -- a. Captivity narrative | 1935 | 1 item | Box 14 | |
Two accounts of captivity of Mrs. A. M. Cook, captured by Cheyenne Indians in 1865 with her sister; one possibly from a published source, "Captured by Indians," a copy of Mrs. Cook's narrative; the other, "A White Indian Woman," taken from History of Nntrona County, 1888-1922; also 1p. copy of T.L., Fred S. Cook, M.D. (son of Mrs. Cook), to William Ash, concerning the two accounts, April 26, 1935. F&S 691 | ||||
V(22B13) Speck, Frank G. (Frank Gouldsmith), 1881-1950.
Omaha -- a. Miscellaneous notes | n.d. | 3 items | Box 14 | |
1p. Sioux or Omaha words; 3p. Omaha lexical items, Sioux song text; 4p. Omaha text and paradigms, vocabulary, ethnological notes; 3p. Omaha verb conjugations. F&S 2560 | ||||
VI. Southwest | ||||
A.-C. [no entry] | ||||
D. Miscellaneous manuscripts on the Southwest | ||||
VI(22D) Speck, Frank G. (Frank Gouldsmith), 1881-1950.
Miscellaneous manuscripts on the Southwest | n.d. | 1 item | Box 15 | |
Statement to be signed by committees opposing the Bursum Land Bill, which would have given squatters legal rights to Pueblo land. F&S 3088 | ||||
VII. Northwest Coast (and West Coast) | ||||
A. Hupa | ||||
VII(22A1) Speck, Frank G. (Frank Gouldsmith), 1881-1950.
Hupa Text | n.d. | 1 item | Box 15 | |
One-page typescript consisting of two lines of Hupa text, followed by explanation and analysis of each word or lexical unit. Author not identified, though it is likely not Speck, as he did not study Hupa or other Dene languages, nor did he specialize in linguistic analysis. Source is likely Edward Sapir or Pliny Earle Goddard. F&S 1606 Access digital object: | ||||
B. Haida | ||||
VII(22B1) Speck, Frank G. (Frank Gouldsmith), 1881-1950.
Origin of carved house posts | 1917 | 1 item | Box 15 | |
Extract copied from Judson, (1917). F&S 1536 Access digital object: | ||||
VIII. Latin America | ||||
A. Maya and Aztec | ||||
VIII(22A1) Double curve motif in Aztec-Maya art | 1938 | 3 items | Box 15 | |
Discusses relation of double fret in Mayan art to double-curve motif in North American art; importance of calendar to society. F&S 2139 | ||||
B. [no entry] | ||||
C. Araucanian | ||||
VIII(22C1) Collio Huaiquilaf, J. Martin.
Correspondence with | 1943-1945 | 3 items | Box 15 | |
Discusses several Araucanian words. Mentions Lloyd G. Carr and A. I. Hallowell. F&S 406 Access digital object: | ||||
IX. Africa | ||||
A. General | ||||
IX(22A1) Bibliography of African anthropology | n.d. | 1 item | Box 15 | |
Typed bibliography arragned by topic or tribe. no F.S. # | ||||
IX(22A2) The Roosevelt-Churchill eight points and Africa's Future | 1942 | 1 item | Box 15 | |
Ms. on the impact of the 1941 Atlantic meeting on Africa. | ||||
B. Miscellaneous Tribes | ||||
IX(22B1a) Rohrbaugh, H. L..
Bantu -- a. Bantu puberty rites | n.d. | 1 item | Box 15 | |
typed manuscript | ||||
IX(22B1b) Hallowell, Dorothy Kern, 1892-1973.
Bantu -- b. Summary of Akamba ethnology | n.d. | 2 items | Box 15 | |
Handwritten and typed manuscript | ||||
IX(22B2) Dahomey -- a. Press clippings on Prince Lobagola | 1930 | 3 items | Box 15 | |
Material relating to Prince Lobagola's lecture tour of the U.S. in the 1930s | ||||
IX(22B3) [no entry] | Box 15 | |||
IX(22B4) Yao -- a. Miscellaneous notes | n.d. | 4 items | Box 15 | |
Handwritten notes regarding culture, marriage rights, and mythology | ||||
IX(22B5) Mende -- a. Miscellaneous notes | n.d. | 6 items | Box 15 | |
Handwritten notes | ||||
IX(22B6) Sherbro -- a. Miscellaneous notes | n.d. | 1 item | Box 15 | |
Handwritten notes on language | ||||
IX(22B7) Basuto -- a. Miscellaneous notes | n.d. | 1 item | Box 15 | |
Note on tales | ||||
IX(22B8) Brooks, Jr., R. C..
Subu -- a. Subu tales | n.d. | 1 item | Box 15 | |
Handwritten notes on Subu tales, contains linquistic material. | ||||
X. Asia and associated islands | ||||
A. Formosa (Taiwan) | ||||
X(22) Formosan Myths | 1926 | 3 items | Box 15 | |
Contains a typed document of Formosan Myths, a letter John Clark dated February 14, 1926 relating to his time in the Pacific, and a typed document by Clark "Genesis in Formosa" | ||||
XII. [no entry] | ||||
XIII. Miscellaneous | ||||
XIII(22A) Speck, Frank G. (Frank Gouldsmith), 1881-1950.
Shamanism (notes) | n.d. | 4 items | Box 15 | |
Notes on shamanistic practices among northeastern and other tribes; includes 6p. descriptions of shaman ceremonies. F&S 1258 | ||||
XIII(22B) Speck, Frank G. (Frank Gouldsmith), 1881-1950.
Crane posture (notes) | 1911 | 7 items [photo] | Box 15 | |
Comparative notes of distribution of trait of standing like a crane, with map of distribution in Africa. Images note: 1 albumen print of Penobscot man of Maine resting in crane posture with fish-spear in hand. F&S 1469 | ||||
Joseph Mary Soloman, with fish-spear, and Elizabeth Mitchell Bernard on porch | 1911 | |||
Access digital object: | ||||
XIII(22C) Speck, Frank G. (Frank Gouldsmith), 1881-1950.
Excavation of site at Fort Hill, PA | 1903 | 1 item | Box 15 | |
A literary essay on Speck's visit to excavation in July 1903; he identifies the site as Shawnee. F&S 3645 | ||||
XIII(22D) Physical anthropology. 2. "On the Status of Race" | n.d. | 1 item | Box 15 | |
typed manuscript | ||||
XIII(22E) Speck, Frank G. (Frank Gouldsmith), 1881-1950.
Review of Lowie's Introduction to Cultural Anthropology | n.d. | 1 item | Box 15 | |
Review. F&S 1470 | ||||
XIII(22F) Speck, Frank G. (Frank Gouldsmith), 1881-1950.
Illustrated lectures on Primitive Religion | 1916-1917 | 2 items | Box 15 | |
Lectures on primitive religion (read at Houston Club, Nov. 6, 1916, 25p.); primitive cults and ceremonies (Nov. 19, 1917, to same group, 24p.). Slides for lecture are missing. F&S 1466 | ||||
XIII(22G) Speck, Frank G. (Frank Gouldsmith), 1881-1950.
Traps | 1938 | 5 items | Box 15 | |
Correspondence of Leslie Spier to Speck: Oct. 1938, T.L.S., 1p., refers to published reference on Carib-Dominica trap and sketch (also 1p. card with quotation and sketch of trap); Oct. 20, 1938, T.L.S., 1p., concerning Pima and Maricopa traps; Nov. 2, 1938, 1p. postcard, concerning Papago traps; Nov. 28, 1938, T.L.S., 1p., concerning Houma and Maricopa traps. F&S 1578 | ||||
XIII(22H) Haskell Institute.
Roster | 1939-1940 | 1 item | Box 15 | |
List of Native students and the Haskell Institute boarding school, giving name, age, tribe, and address. Tribes listed: Apache, Arapaho, Arikara, Assiniboine, Blackfoot, Caddo, Catawba, Cayuga, Cherokee, Cheyenne, Chickasaw, Chippewa (Ojibwe, multiple communities), Choctaw, Comanche, Creek, Crow, Delaware, "Flathead" Salish, Gros Ventre, Ho-Chunk, Hopi, Inupiat ("Eskimo"), Iowa, Isleta, Kaw, Kickapoo, Laguna, Lakota ("Sioux"), Mandan, Menominee, Meskwaki ("Sac-and-Fox"), Munsee, Nez Perce, Omaha, Oneida, Oto, Ottawa, Pawnee, Ponca, Potawatomi, Quapaw, Seminole, Seneca, Shawnee, Shoshone, Stockbridge, Tsimshian, Wichita, Wyandotte. F&S 1856 Access digital object: | ||||
XIII(22I) [no entry] | Box 15 | |||
XIII(22J) Speck, Frank G. (Frank Gouldsmith), 1881-1950.
Contributions to Social Science Abstracts | 1928-1929 | 9 items | Box 15 | |
Speck's abstracts of published works on the Rama-Chibcha of Nicaragua; the River Desert Algonquins; Southern Ontario Indians, and the Maya; also other subjects. F&S 371 | ||||
XIII(22K) [no entry] | Box 15 | |||
XIII(22L) [no entry] | Box 15 | |||
XIII(22M) Speck, Frank G. (Frank Gouldsmith), 1881-1950.
Concerning iconology and the masking complex in eastern North America | 1950 | 1 items | Box 15 | |
Manuscript of a published work. F&S 1255 | ||||
Scrapbooks | 1901-1906 | Six notebooks, five disbound, with newspaper clippings about the history of various tribes and tribal members. | ||
XIV. Natural History | ||||
XIV(23a) Southeastern botanical specimens | 1938-1941 | 12 items | Box 15 & 32 | |
Specimens of Coopti (Zamia poridana) used by Seminoles, 1941; Ilex vomitoria Ait, used by Creek. Letters to Speck from Richard Evans Schultes, April 25, 1938, A.L.S., 2p.; Feb. 8, 1938, A.L.S., 2p.; Feb. 9, 1941, T.L.S., 1p., all concerning Houma ethnobotany. Specimens are in Box 32. F&S 802 | ||||
XIV(23b) Botanical and zoological field observations | 1919-1942 | 3 items | Box 15 | |
Field notebook and magazine clipping | ||||
XIV(23c) [no entry] | Box 15 | |||
XIV(23d) White mountains | n.d. | 6 items | Box 15 | |
XIV(23e) New Jersey Pine Barrens | 1914-1915 | 3 items | Box 15 | |
[photographs in red notebook] | ||||
XIV(23f) Drawings | n.d. | 2 items | Box 15 | |
Images note: 3 ink sketches of drinking cups of Squash-Passukey. | ||||
XIV(23g) Some Observations on Serpents | n.d. | 1 item | Box 15 | |
[typed document, no folder] | ||||
XV. Columbia Lecture Notes | ||||
Notes taken by Speck during graduate work at Columbia University under Franz Boas, and utilized for anthropology courses at University of Pennsylvania by Speck; with numerous loose cards and slips, as well as several student term papers interfiled. It is not wholly clear what is Boas and what is Speck material, but the former undoubtedly deserves credit for the northwest-coast linguistics included. Photos of Quechua Indians, miscellaneous others. F&S 1463 | ||||
XV(24) Speck, Frank G. (Frank Gouldsmith), 1881-1950.
Anthropology I | ca. 1904-1917 | 1 item | Box 16 | |
XV(24) Speck, Frank G. (Frank Gouldsmith), 1881-1950.
Anthropology V and I | ca. 1904-1917 | 1 item | Box 16 | |
Image note: 5 ink sketches of Churinga. | ||||
XV(24) Speck, Frank G. (Frank Gouldsmith), 1881-1950.
Culture and Chinook. Anthropology 707, Culture Dr. Boas | ca. 1904-1917 | 1 item | Box 16 | |
XV(24) Speck, Frank G. (Frank Gouldsmith), 1881-1950.
Ethnography of Asia | ca. 1904-1917 | 1 item | Box 16 | |
XV(24) Speck, Frank G. (Frank Gouldsmith), 1881-1950.
Iroquois languages | ca. 1904-1917 | 1 item | Box 16 | |
XV(24) Speck, Frank G. (Frank Gouldsmith), 1881-1950.
Klamath, Sioux, Chinook | ca. 1904-1917 | 1 item | Box 16 | |
XV(24) Speck, Frank G. (Frank Gouldsmith), 1881-1950.
Lecture notes of course with Boas, Tribes of North Pacific | ca. 1904-1917 | 1 item | Box 16 | |
XV(24) Speck, Frank G. (Frank Gouldsmith), 1881-1950.
Misc. Anthropology notebook | ca. 1904-1917 | 1 item | Box 16 | |
XV(24) Speck, Frank G. (Frank Gouldsmith), 1881-1950.
Misc. Anthropology notes | ca. 1904-1917 | 1 item | Box 16 | |
XV(24) Speck, Frank G. (Frank Gouldsmith), 1881-1950.
Science of language, West Asia, archaeology of Mexico | ca. 1904-1917 | 1 item | Box 17 | |
Images note: 10 sketches of Aztec and Mayan stone figures, attire. | ||||
XV(24) Speck, Frank G. (Frank Gouldsmith), 1881-1950.
Tsimshian | ca. 1904-1917 | 1 item | Box 17 | |
XV(24) Speck, Frank G. (Frank Gouldsmith), 1881-1950.
Tsimshian and Inuit | ca. 1904-1917 | 1 item | Box 17 | |
Other Descriptive Information: Previously labelled as "Tsimshian and Eskimo." Changed in January 2021. | ||||
Series II. Biographical Material | 1897-1950 | 1.75 linear feet | ||
Images note: 14 illustrations of Pamunkey and Cayuga rattles, Cherokee mask, Toltec designs, and logos of thunderbird, tipi; 1 photograph of Frank Speck in sled at Maniwaki, P.Q.(from William Fenton); 3 photographs of Anthony Wallace at Dismal run. | ||||
Academy of Natural Sciences of Philadelphia.
to Frank G. Speck | 1926 June 26 | 2 items | Box 17 | |
Letter and credentials stating Speck is a delegate of the Academy to the International Congress of Americanists held in Rome. | ||||
Aitken, Robert.
to Frank G. Speck | 1915 | 3 items | Box 17 | |
Letters regarding Aitken's accepting the position in the Department at the University of Pennsylvania which Speck arranged, and the plans for his summer voyage to Puerto Rico with Boas. Formal letter accepting the position. | ||||
Alexander, James Evan.
to Frank G. Speck | 1949 | 2 items | Box 17 | |
Photocopies of letters between Speck and Alexander regarding the Indians near Lake Waccamaw. Source of letters typed at top. | ||||
American Anthropological Association.
to Frank G. Speck | 1905-1944 | 18 items | Box 17 | |
Correspondence regarding Speck's election as a member, and nomination to various Councils, list of officers for the American Anthropological Association. Notification that he has been elected Vice-President of the AAA for one year. | ||||
American Association for the Advancement of Science.
to Frank G. Speck | 1916-1939 | 2 items | Box 17 | |
Notification of election. Notification that he has been elected Section Committeeman for the Section on Anthropology (H). | ||||
American Ethnological Society.
to Frank G. Speck | 1907 February 4 | 1 item | Box 17 | |
Notification of election | ||||
American Folklore Society.
| n.d. | 1 item | Box 17 | |
Typed Table of contents for a handbook. | ||||
American Indian Order.
to Frank G. Speck | 1923 | 1 item | Box 17 | |
Membership card. | ||||
American Museum of Natural History.
to Frank G. Speck | 1903-1918 | 6 items | Box 17 | |
Authorization to conduct research, and acknowledgement of gifts. | ||||
American Sociological Society.
to Frank G. Speck | 1917 | 3 items | Box 17 | |
Regarding Specks presentation of a paper at the 1917 annual meeting of the Society in Philadelphia. | ||||
Ames, Herman Vandenburg , 1865-1935.
to Frank G. Speck | 1913-1915 | 2 items | Box 17 | |
Appologies for the delay in replying to Speck. Regarding the issue of Gordon having Speck's library removed from his office in the Museum. Thanking Speck for sending copies of his latest publication. | ||||
Amsden, Charles Avery, 1899-1941.
to Editor | 1935 | 3 items | Box 17 | |
Announcment of interst to readers regarding the Frederick Webb Hodge Anniversary publication. | ||||
Archaeological Society of Nort.
to Frank G. Speck | 1940 | 1 item | Box 17 | |
Notification he has been eleced an honorary member | ||||
Bailey, Alfred Goldsworthy, 1905-1997.
to Frank G. Speck | n.d. | 1 item | Box 17 | |
Sending a copy of his book on Algonquians to Speck. F&S 4109 | ||||
Ball, Carl C..
to Frank G. Speck | 1942 | 1 item | Box 17 | |
Sending Speck a price for items he sent him. Is interested in obtaining more information on the Southeastern material culture of indians. | ||||
Barbeau, Marius, 1883-1969.
to Frank G. Speck | 1945 | 1 item | Box 17 | |
Thanks Speck for sending him a piece of old silver found in a grave. Believes the piece to have been made in Quebec City between 1800 and 1830. | ||||
Bates, George Joseph, 1891-1949.
From Frank G. Speck | 1948 | 1 item | Box 17 | |
Letter to Bates regarding legislation to reduce wildlife preservation, particularly the Parker River Refuge. | ||||
Battles, Frank.
to Frank G. Speck | 1913-1914 | 2 items | Box 17 | |
Acknowledges previous letters. Recommends he contact Dr. Harrison. | ||||
Beatty, Willard W. (Willard Walcott), 1891-1961.
to Frank G. Speck | 1941 | 1 item | Box 17 | |
Concerning field work among the Houma Indians. F&S 1571 Access digital object: | ||||
Bennett, Foster.
from Frank G. Speck | 1927 | 1 item | Box 17 | |
Regarding the purchase of and shipping instructions for three birch-bark canoes and two pairs of paddles. F&S 4148 | ||||
Beston, Henry, 1888-1968.
Coatsworth, Elizabeth, 1893-1986.
to Frank G. Speck | 1940-1941 | 4 items | Box 17 | |
Concerning Montagnais reminiscences, Indian pough; Main Indans, Joe Pye weed, etc. F&S 2289 | ||||
Bever, Marion G..
to Frank G. Speck | 1938 | 1 item | Box 17 | |
Mrs. Bever is writing a history of Mashpee, Mass. and is contacting Speck for information regarding the Indians of the area. | ||||
Bingham, M..
to Frank G. Speck | 1936 | 1 item | Box 17 | |
Thanks Speck for the pamphlet "Penobscot Tales and Religious ?" | ||||
Birket-Smith, Kaj, 1893-1977.
to Frank G. Speck | 1930-1932 | 10 items | Box 17 | |
Letters concern specimens sent by Speck to Danish Museum (Copenhagen National Museum). F&S 1245 | ||||
Blackwood, Beatrice, 1889-1975.
to Frank G. Speck | 1944 | 1 item | Box 17 | |
Appologizes for sending out the Museum Report for the Pitt Rivers Museum, University of Oxford. Comments on how the war has effected their efforts in publication. | ||||
Blakeley, A. W..
to Frank G. Speck | 1937 | 1 item | Box 17 | |
Is a graduate student at the University of Toronto. Inquires where he can obtain a copy of Speck's work on Ojibawa, and if Speck can be of additional help. | ||||
Bloom, Leonard, 1927-.
to Frank G. Speck | 1947 | 1 item | Box 17 | |
Concerning his manuscript on Cherokee Dances; seeks names for dances. F&S 599 | ||||
Boas, Franz, 1858-1942.
to Frank G. Speck | 1904 - 1938 | 27 items | Box 17 | |
Letter recommending Speck for a scholarship; letter in regards to Aitkens; letters regarding receiving papers for meeting, and Boas' visit with Speck in Philadelphia. Concerning copying of his Catawba texts; concerning Cherokee field work of Frans Olbrechts. Materials relating to the American Council of Learned Societies on Research in American Native Languages, principally consisting of reports on grants and their progress. Report of Committee on Research in Native American Languages, listing vanishing languages studied, by whom, publications, materials to be published, work to be done, and expenditures. Regarding criticism of the Executive Section of the Committee on Research in Native American Languages to the American Council of Learned Societies. Cover letter for a check to Speck. Asks Speck to write a letter on behalf of his sister Hedwig Lehmann who is 75, and wants to immigrate to the U.S. F&S 686, 1976, 4270 | ||||
Bogoras, Waldemar, 1865-1936.
From Frank G. Speck | 1929 | 1 item | Box 17 | |
Regarding his proposition for exchange students between the University and Russia. | ||||
Bond, Charles E..
from Frank G. Speck | 1925 | 1 item | Box 17 | |
Regarding references for information on the Indians of Maine. Mentions Chief Frances and A. V. Kidder. F&S 4478 | ||||
Brimley, C. S. (Clement Samuel), 1863-1946.
to Frank G. Speck | 1914 | 1 item | Box 17 | |
Invoice with note regarding Specks purchase of snakes. | ||||
Britten, Marian Hale.
to Frank G. Speck | 1936 | 1 item | Box 17 | |
Regarding Speck's reappointment to Committee on Survey of South American Indians, National Research Council. F&S 4739 | ||||
Buck, John.
to Frank G. Speck | 1945 | 1 item | Box 17 | |
Received book, and will send mask some time soon. | ||||
Buffalo Museum of Science.
to Frank G. Speck | 1946 | 1 item | Box 17 | |
Notification that he has been elected an honorary Charter Member in appreciation of his contributions. | ||||
Bureau of American Ethnology.
to Frank G. Speck | 1904-1924 | 2 items | Box 17 | |
1904 letter authorizing Speck to incur expenses for his work in connection to the Handbook of American Languages. 1924 letter regarding Specks Calusa proposition. | ||||
Burgesse, J. Allan.
to Frank G. Speck | 1945 | 1 item | Box 17 | |
Regarding difficulty of obtaining crooked knives, birch-bark baskets, etc., for Speck; Burgesse's work on the translation form the French of Eugene Roy's diarly (including Sumner's battle with Cheyennes and descriptions of other Indians). F&S 4271 | ||||
Chase, Fannie S..
to Frank G. Speck | 1934 | 2 items | Box 17 | |
Concerning research on and publication of material on Maine Indians. Comments regarding the impact of the Depression on scholarly publication. | ||||
Chester, Allan G. (Allan Griffith).
to Frank G. Speck | 1946 | 1 item | Box 17 | |
Acknowledges receiving recent article. | ||||
Child, C. G..
to Frank G. Speck | 1915 | 1 item | Box 17 | |
Thanking Speck for his two monographs, and commenting on a discussion they had the previous Spring. | ||||
Cobb, Rodney Dale, 1907-2000.
to Frank G. Speck | 1944 | 2 items | Box 17 | |
Contacts Speck to obtain copies of his publications on birch-bark techniques. | ||||
Cole, Fay-Cooper, 1881-1961.
to Frank G. Speck | 1930-1931 | 2 items | Box 17 | |
Concerning exhibits for Chicago World's Fair. F&S 1421 | ||||
Columbia University..
to Frank G. Speck | 1904-1905 | 3 items | Box 17 | |
Notification of Specks appointment as University Scholar in Anthropology and President's University Scholar in Anthropology, and that he has received his Masters degree. | ||||
Comas, Juan.
To Frank G. Speck | 1947 | 1 item | Box 17 | |
Asking Speck to cotribute to the Boletin Bibliografico de Antropologia Americana. | ||||
Congdon, Charles E. (Charles Edwin).
to Frank G. Speck | 1945-1949 | 2 items | Box 17 | |
Concerning Coldspring Longhouse ceremonies; use of stick and post in dance; Tonawanda and Cattaraugus medicines. F&S 3242 | ||||
Cooper, John M. (John Montgomery), 1881-1949.
to Frank G. Speck | 1942 | 1 item | Box 17 | |
Thanks Speck for sending the paper Speck wrote with Eiseley on Montagnais-Naskapi Bands. Comments on its relation to his work Temporal Sequence and Marginal Cultures (Catholic University of America. Anthropological series, no. 10, 1941). | ||||
Crawford, J. W..
to Frank G. Speck | n.d. | 1 item | Box 17 | |
Thanks him for sending article. | ||||
Crow Court, The.
| n.d. | 1 item | Box 17 | |
Handwritten story. | ||||
Darlington, H. S..
to Frank G. Speck | 1924 | 1 item | Box 17 | |
Recounts his experience of observing a snake swallow its young and a toad shed its skin after reading Speck's article in the Journal of American Foldlroe. | ||||
to Frank G. Speck | 1931 | 1 item | Box 17 | |
one word telegram - "Accepted" | ||||
Day, Gordon M..
to Frank G. Speck | 1947 | 2 items | Box 17 | |
Regarding obtaining a copy of Speck's Penobscot Transformer Texts. Day is a forester who is contacting Speck to obtain information on his study of Indian occupation and place names in Vermont. F&S 4656 | ||||
Deardorff, Merle H., d.1971.
from Frank G. Speck | 1947 | 1 item | Box 17 | |
Concerning Iroquois conference at Allegany. F&S 3277 | ||||
Definitions for Clan from Vari.
| n.d. | 1 item | Box 17 | |
List of 9 definitions for clan, and 6 definitions for Moiety, Phratry, Dual Division. | ||||
Delaware Indian Big House Cere.
to Frank G. Speck | 1928-1932 | 7 items | Box 17 | |
Correspondence regarding the publication of, and commends regarding Speck's work Delaware Indian Big House Ceremony. Correspondents include John W. Cooper, Franz Boas, William A. Slaughter, and Robert W. Reader. | ||||
Department of Justice, Canada.
to Frank G. Speck | 1922 | 1 item | Box 17 | |
Letter from the deputy minister of justice requesting information from Speck regarding the indians of the Labrador coast, as it pertains to a court case. On verso is Speck's reply. | ||||
General, Alexander J. (Deskaheh).
to Frank G. Speck | 1949 | 1 item | Box 17 | |
Extract prepared for William Fenton, concerning slaughter of the Hurons by the Iroquois, together with Speck's notes on historical sources. F&S 1702 | ||||
Dimmick, Edgar R..
to Frank G. Speck | 1947 | 1 item | Box 17 | |
Replies to Speck regarding his family history. | ||||
Dixon, Joseph K..
to Frank G. Speck | 1920 | 1 item | Box 17 | |
Indicates his willingness to see Speck and discuss his work at hand. | ||||
Dodge, Raymond, 1871-1942.
Report of the Division of Athropology and Psychology for the Year 1922-1923 | n.d. | 1 item | Box 17 | |
Report of division, with addition listing members. | ||||
Dorrance, Frances.
to Frank G. Speck | 1938 | 1 item | Box 17 | |
Informing Speck that he has been elected a director of the Society for Pennsylvania Archaeology for a three year term. | ||||
Douglas, Frederic H. and Franc.
to Frank G. Speck | 1939-1943 | 6 items | Box 17 | |
Letters to Speck regarding his sending artifacts to the Denver Art Museum, and Frederic Douglas's purchasing of them, and latter finanical difficulites. | ||||
Drake, Charley G..
to Frank G. Speck | 1945 | 1 item | Box 17 | |
Requesting a copy of "Gourds of the Southeastern Indians"; payment enclosed. F&S 4763 | ||||
Dunnack, Henry E..
to Frank G. Speck | 1935 | 1 item | Box 17 | |
States that the Maine State Library has Symbolism in Penobscot Art and Wawenock Myth Texts and has ordered Naskapi. Anticipates Speck's new volume on Maine Indians. F&S 4278 | ||||
Dutcher, Willena B. and Freder.
to Frank G. Speck | 1938-1948 | 6 items | Box 17 | |
Concerning acquisition of material-culture specimens for the Denver Art Museum: New England, Virginia, Tunica, etc. Concerning acquisition of material-culture specimens for the Denver Art Museum: New England, Virginia, Tunica, etc. F&S 1247 | ||||
Eckstorm, Fannie Hardy, 1865-1946.
to Frank G. Speck and Henry E. Dunnack | 1935 | 2 items | Box 18 | |
Regarding financial support for publication of Speck's manuscript on Penobscot social and economic life. F&S 4657 | ||||
Edgerton , Franklin, 1885-1963.
to Frank G. Speck | 1915 | 1 item | Box 18 | |
Expresses appreciation for copies of some of Speck's publications. F&S 4279 | ||||
Edwards, Edgar Van W..
to Frank G. Speck | 1947 | 1 item | Box 18 | |
Sending Speck postcards. Comments on Dr. and Mrs. Macy who collected them. | ||||
Edwards, William Waller.
To Frank G. Speck | 1946 | 1 item | Box 18 | |
Acknowledging receipt of Speck's letter on the Yankwis. | ||||
Eiseley, Loren P..
to Frank G. Speck | 1934-1945 | 3 items | Box 18 | |
Concerning Speck's contribution to anthropology: concerning mention of scapulimancy in Drake (1839). Concerning Speck's contribution to anthropology; concerning mention of scapulimancy in Drake (1839). Fragment of letter regarding the exchange of articles with Speck. F&S 1249 | ||||
Eisenberger, E..
to Frank G. Speck | 1935 | 1 item | Box 18 | |
Concerning scapulimancy and spread of the custom. F&S 1250 | ||||
Eskew, James W..
to Frank G. Speck | 1943-1944 | 3 items | Box 18 | |
Requests information on publications relating to American Indians, e.g., about the mounds of the Mississippi and Ohio valleys and about the Cliff Dwellers and Pueblos of the Southwest. Regarding Speck's pamphlets on specific topics. F&S 4280 | ||||
Farabee , William Curtis, 1865-1925.
to Frank G. Speck | 1930 | 1 item | Box 18 | |
Requsts that Speck sends someone to read his paper. Refers to Speck's request fo his manuscript. | ||||
Farrand, Livingston, 1867-1939.
Recommendations for Scholarship | 1904-1905 | 2 items | Box 18 | |
Letter of recommendation for Speck's scholarship application. | ||||
Fenton, William N. (William Nelson), 1908-2005.
to Frank Speck | 1936-1950 | 67 items | Box 18 | |
Concerning field work among Catawba, Cherokee, and Houma; principally, however, Fenton's Seneca field work and Speck's various studies of the Iroquois. 3 letters pertain to Mahican (Stockbridge) texts recorded by Truman Michelson. Relations of Delaware and Iroquois. Some materials on Iroquois conferences prior to 1950. [note, photograph] Post card congratulating speck on his publication of The Delaware Indians as Women. "A Newsletter to the Second Conference on Iroquois Research" - Newsletter regarding events at the conference. F&S 1660 | ||||
Ferris, R. H..
to Frank G. Speck | n.d. | 1 item | Box 18 | |
Poem written to Speck after a stay at his home. | ||||
Fewkes, Jesse Walter, 1850-1930.
to Frank G. Speck | 1921-1923 | 3 items | Box 18 | |
Directions and instructions for Catawba field trips made by Speck for the Bureau of American Ethnology. F&S 507 | ||||
Field, Clark.
to Frank G. Speck | 1946-1947 | 2 items | Box 18 | |
Regarding his personal collection of Indian baskets. | ||||
Finkelstein, Elsie.
to Frank G. Speck | n.d. | 1 item | Box 18 | |
Comments on remembering a ceremony[?] | ||||
Ford, C. Desmond (Charles Desmond).
to Frank G. Speck | 1934 | 1 item | Box 18 | |
Thanks Speck for a copy of the Penobscot Manuscript. Has received it too late to use it as source material for his pending book. | ||||
Fry, Nat P..
to Frank G. Speck | 1914 | 1 item. | Box 18 | |
Verification of shipping his order of snakes. | ||||
Gamio, Manuel, 1883-1960.
to Frank G. Speck | 1947 | 1 item | Box 18 | |
Acknowledges receipt of Creek Indian pamphlet. F&S 790 | ||||
Gandy, Ethel.
to C. M. Barbeau | 1926 | 1 item | Box 18 | |
Expressing appreciation for names of chiefs and their clans. Regarding the reproduction by Wissler of plates for Gandy's forthcoming monograph on Penobscot art. F&S 4658 | ||||
Garner, Alfred B..
to Frank G. Speck | 1914 | 1 item | Box 18 | |
Disputes Speck's article stating that snakes will swallow their young in times of danger, based on his own observation. | ||||
Gauthier, E. S..
from Frank G. Speck | 1928-1929 | 2 items | Box 18 | |
Regarding the meaning of the Indian name Pizendawach; purchase of a bow and arrow by Speck. Mentions Andre Cayer. F&S 4331 | ||||
Geographical Society of Philadelphia.
to Frank G. Speck | 1914-1915 | 2 items | Box 18 | |
First letter informs Speck that he has been elected a member, and the second informs him he has been selected to serve on the Committee on Study and Research. | ||||
Geyelin and Company.
From AS | 1927 | 1 item | Box 18 | |
Has received communications, and thanks him for the refund. | ||||
Giger, Leona E..
to Frank G. Speck | 1940 | 1 item | Box 18 | |
Student at Haskell Institute writes concerning a Creek doll she is making; mentions council house at Okmulgee, Oklahoma. F&S 791 | ||||
Gilliam, Charles Edgar.
to Frank G. Speck | 1945 | 1 item | Box 18 | |
Letter of introduction for William B McIlwaine III to Speck. | ||||
Gilmore , Melvin R. (Melvin Randolph), 1868-1940.
to Frank G. Speck | 1931 | 1 item | Box 18 | |
Concerning ethnobotanical exhibits for the Chicago World's Fair. F&S 1427 | ||||
Gisriel, Stewart W..
to Frank G. Speck | 1914 | 1 item | Box 18 | |
Booking of a lecture for Speck. | ||||
Gloucester Safe Deposit and Tr.
Check | 1922 | 1 item | Box 18 | |
Personal check issued by Speck. | ||||
Godcharles , Frederic Antes.
from Frank G. Speck | 1929 | 1 item | Box 18 | |
Regarding the shipment of Godcharles of Delaware Indian specimens received from War Eagle. F&S 4224 | ||||
Goddard, Pliny Earle, 1869-1928.
to Frank G. Speck | 1916 | 1 item | Box 18 | |
Pertaining to Mechling's review of Speck. F&S 2291 | ||||
Goldenweiser, Alexander, 1880-1940.
to Frank G. Speck | 1913-1917 | 8 items | Box 18 | |
Returning Speck's manuscript. Concerning Goldenweiser's review and that of Mechling of Speck. Responses to Speck's letter, suggests the best time to meet. Also gives a list of subjects which Speck mith want to look into. Regarding his meeting with Speck, must reschedule until January. Agrees to speak at Speck's seminar. Appologizes for disappointing Speck, was not able to get away because Mrs. Goldenweiser was sick. Telegram stating he cannot come. Happy to stay with Speck after coming up to give a Lecture to Aitken's class. F&S 2292 | ||||
Goldfrank, Esther.
from Frank G. Speck | 1929 | 1 item | Box 18 | |
Concerning "clown" performances outside of the southwest among Penobscot, Iroquois, Abenaki, and Delaware. F&S 2930 | ||||
Gordon, G. B. (George Byron), 1870-1927.
to Frank G. Speck | 1913-1924 | 15 items | Box 18 | |
Regarding Speck and the museum (access to early, and obtaining books). Concerning publication of Speck's Penobscot materials. Concerning the submission of Speck's manuscript of "Life and Culture of the Penobscot Indians" for publication by the University, and a latter request by Speck to have the manuscript back to make changes. List by Speck of incidents with Gordon. F&S 2931 | ||||
Gourds in the Southeast.
Gourds in the Southeast | Box 18 | |||
scrapbook with clippings of reviews. | ||||
Great Northern Railway Company.
To Frank G. Speck | 1947 | 1 item | Box 18 | |
Reply to Specks request for the 1947 Indian calendar. | ||||
Greywacz, Kathryn B..
to Frank G. Speck | 1929-1947 | 4 items | Box 18 | |
1929 - Regarding possible purchase from Speck of some modern Delaware items; request for pictures of those pieces; Speck's reply. 1947 - Regarding proposed sale of some of Speck's baskets from Eastern American Indian groups. Notice of his election as an honorary member of the Archaeological Society of New Jersey. F&S 4216, 4239 | ||||
Gusinde , Martin, 1886-1969.
to Frank G. Speck | 1926-1939 | 5 items | Box 18 | |
Concerning Fuegian's and others use of family hunting areas; a "universal" trait to Speck. Sending a manuscript, "Family Hunting Territories of the Lake St. John Montagnais," to be considered for publication. Thanks him for sending copies of the pamphlets for use by his class. Inquires if he has received Speck's manuscript. 1939 letter in German thanks Gussinde for sending copies of the pamphlets for use by his class. Inquires if he has received Speck's manuscript. F&S 1467, 4189 Access digital object: | ||||
Hallowell, A. Irving (Alfred Irving), 1892-1974.
to John Witthoft | 1950 | 9 items | Box 18 | |
Concerns Hallowell's obituary for Speck, and includes a complete Speck bibliography. Also includes a processing note by A.F.C. Wallace. | ||||
Hallowell, A. Irving (Alfred Irving), 1892-1974.
Culture and Language ... | n.d. | 1 item | Box 18 | |
34 questions on culturally patterned aspects of language. F&S 2045 | ||||
Hallowell, A. Irving (Alfred Irving), 1892-1974.
The Nature and Function of Property as a Human Institution | n.d. | 1 item | Box 18 | |
Typescript draft of Hallowell's manuscript, with edits. | ||||
Hardenbrook, Louise.
to Frank G. Speck | 1945 | 1 item | Box 18 | |
The historian of the Columbia County, N.Y., Historical Society writes concerning Indian place names. F&S 1288 | ||||
Harkins, Lee F..
to Frank G. Speck | 1947 | 2 items | Box 18 | |
Two letters requesting publications of Speck's on Indian tribes. | ||||
Hawkes, Ernest William.
to Frank G. Speck | 1913-1949 | 3 item | Box 18 | |
First letter is concerning the "Gordon fight" and Hawkes intention to leave it alone. Second letter is concerning contents of Rancocas Creek Mound (pre-Delaware). Regarding Hawkes retirement, and need to take up a position at Westminster College in Utah. F&S 1213 | ||||
Hellmer, Joseph.
to Frank G. Speck | 1945 | 1 item | Box 18 | |
Concerning his expected field work among Nahuatl and Othomi. F&S 2615 | ||||
Heye Museum, The.
to Frank G. Speck | 1915 | 2 items | Box 18 | |
Refers to the Museum's publication of Speck's Nanticoke Papers, and the cost of making later changes. | ||||
Heye, George G. (George Gustav), 1874-1957.
to Frank G. Speck | 1946 | 1 item | Box 18 | |
Regarding people, material culture, etc. F&S 4539a | ||||
Hiller, Wesley R..
to Frank G. Speck | 1946 | 1 item | Box 18 | |
Regarding obtaining copies of publications by Speck and others. F&S 4288 | ||||
Holden, James E..
to Frank G. Speck | 1937 | 2 items | Box 18 | |
Concerning unsuccessful attempts to purchase baskets at Nipigon. F&S 2503 | ||||
Holmer, Nils M..
to Frank G. Speck | 1947 | 2 item | Box 18 | |
Visits Kagaba Indians of Sierra Nevada, Colombia. Mentions work on Cuna Indians. Comments on being in Panama City, and trying to contact representatives of the tribe. F&S 481 | ||||
Honigmann, John J..
from Frank G. Speck | 1946 | 1 item | Box 18 | |
Response to Honigmann's letter regarding an instructo position at the University of Pennsylvania. | ||||
Hudson's Bay Company.
to Frank G. Speck | 1937 | 3 items | Box 18 | |
Regarding unavailability of birch-bark articles at Longlac, Ontario, and Pointe Bleue, Lake St. John, Quebec; availability of five baskets and one canoe for purchase at Montreal. F&S 4145 Access digital object: | ||||
Imsick, Roy C..
to Frank G. Speck | 1937 | 1 item | Box 18 | |
Regarding the 1937 March of Scouting in which the scouts portrayed Delaware Indians. | ||||
International Congress of Amer.
Frank G. Speck | 1926 | 1 item | Box 18 | |
Membership card. | ||||
International Congress of Anthropological and Ethnological Sciences.
to Frank G. Speck | 1934 | 1 item | Box 18 | |
Notification that he has been elected to serve on a committee | ||||
Johnson, Fred.
to Frank G. Speck | 1947 | 1 item | Box 18 | |
Concerning archaeological finding at Middleboro, MA; archaic and very early materials. F&S 1216 | ||||
Jones , Louis C. (Louis Clark), 1908-1990.
to Frank G. Speck | 1946-1947 | 2 items | Box 18 | |
Returning Speck's manuscript "the Mohawk Folk Tale." Relates to Speck serving on the Handbook Committee of the American Folklore Society. F&S4535 | ||||
Jones, Volney H..
to Frank G. Speck | 1942-1947 | 2 items | Box 18 | |
Seeks cornhusk-mat specimen; also, Chinnecook and Montauk, southeast and Algonkin specimens for the University of Michigan museum. Seeks cornhusk-mat specimen; also, Chinnecook and Montauk, southeast and Algonkin specimens for the University of Michigan museum. F&S 1251 | ||||
Kaye, S. A..
to Frank G. Speck | 1946 | 4 items | Box 18 | |
Regarding Speck's biography for the Biographical Encyclopedia of the World; includes a partial bibliography through early 1942. F&S 4292 | ||||
Kendall, W. C..
to Frank G. Speck | 1915 | 1 item | Box 18 | |
Thanks Speck for the photographs he sent. Reminds him of the open invitation to visit. | ||||
Kissell, Mary Lois.
to Frank G. Speck | 1941 | 1 item | Box 18 | |
Concerning connection of Tlingit patters of design with that found in Asia. F&S 3751 | ||||
Kiwanis International. New Jer.
to Frank G. Speck | 1936 | 1 item | Box 18 | |
Letter regarding Speck giving a talk to the club. Notes on back. | ||||
Kroeba, A..
to Frank G. Speck | 1944 | 1 item | Box 18 | |
Personal letter regarding Speck's grandson and dauther-in-law. | ||||
Krouse, Theodore B..
To Frank G. Speck | 1948 | 1 item | Box 18 | |
Letter thanking Speck for his letter of recommendation for an internship at Philadelphia General Hospital. | ||||
La Rue, Mabel G..
to Frank G. Speck | 1947 | 1 item | Box 18 | |
Regarding methods used by Indians of New England to suspend pots over fire; preparation of educational materials (supplementary readers) pertaining to American Indians. F&S 4294 | ||||
Laidlaw, G. E..
to Frank G. Speck | 1917 | 1 item | Box 18 | |
Thanks Speck for sending him the pots and pipes. | ||||
Lampe, M. Willard (Matthew Willard), 1883-1969.
to Frank G. Speck | 1913 | 1 item | Box 18 | |
Agrees to assist Speck in any way necessary regarding the "gentleman." | ||||
Laulin, "Redge" and Gladys Lau.
to Frank G. Speck | 1943 | 1 item | Box 18 | |
Circular letter sent to Speck. Christmas message, and tells story of Chippewa boy returning home for dances. F&S 2507 | ||||
Launer, Philip.
to Frank G. Speck | 1947 | 1 item | Box 18 | |
Regarding Speck's "Eastern Algonkian Block-Stamp Decoration"; Harold Thompson's (Westfield, N.J.) collection of eastern splitwood baskets. F&S 4240 | ||||
Leach, Henry Goddard.
to Frank G. Speck | 1948 | 1 item | Box 18 | |
Regarding Johannes Brondsted touring of North America to inspect remains of the Norsemen, and asks Speck to comment. | ||||
Learn, Martha.
to Frank G. Speck | 1915 | 2 item | Box 18 | |
Regarding Speck's order for Snakes. | ||||
Lenape Club.
To Frank G. Speck | 1947 | 1 item | Box 18 | |
Informs Speck that he has been elected to membership. | ||||
Lesser, Alexander.
to Frank G. Speck | 1931 | 1 item | Box 18 | |
Regarding the taking of summer session. | ||||
Light, Richard.
to Frank G. Speck | 1942 | 1 item | Box 18 | |
Notice regarding the next meeting of the Society for Pennsylvania Archaeology, and informing him he has been elected a Director. | ||||
Lilly, Eli, 1885-1977.
to Frank G. Speck | 1946-1948 | 5 items | Box 18 | |
Regarding financial support by Indiana Historical Society for Speck's work on Delaware; receipt of Delaware Big House drawing; appreciation for items of Delaware material culture and copies of publications. Letter concerning the work of Carpenter and Witthoft. Handwritten budget. of Eli Lilly's 1938 Maine Trip. F&S 4219 | ||||
Lippincott, Joseph Wharton, 1887-1976.
to Frank G. Speck | 1918 | 1 item | Box 18 | |
Inquires about Speck's article on snakes in relation to their eating habits. | ||||
Literary Masterworks Inc.
To Frank G. Speck | 1948 | 1 item | Box 18 | |
Notifiying Speck of a new publication by Librairie Gallimard. | ||||
Lowie, Robert Harry, 1883-1957.
to Frank G. Speck | 1912 | 1 item | Box 18 | |
Responds to Speck's inquiry about Gordon. | ||||
Luongo, James M..
to Frank G. Speck | 1948 | 2 items | Box 18 | |
Concerning Seneca and other Specimens. F&S 3258 | ||||
MacDonald, Ada S..
to Frank G. Speck | 1936 | 1 item | Box 19 | |
Sends copies of Indian treaties copied by workers at museum in Nova Scotia. F&S 1273a | ||||
MacLeod, William Christie. "Ph.
| n.d. | 1 item | Box 19 | |
Second Assignment - Second term paper. | ||||
Manning, E. W..
to Frank G. Speck | 1943 | 2 items | Box 19 | |
Will forward copies of notes on her husband's Inuit work. Expresses interest in northern Indians sharing cultural traits with Inuit. F&S 4254 | ||||
March, Douglas D. H..
to Frank G. Speck | 1915 | 2 items | Box 19 | |
Postcard and letter regarding his visit to France. | ||||
McCaskill, J. C..
to Frank G. Speck | 1941 | 1 item | Box 19 | |
Requesting from Speck a report on his visit to the Houma. | ||||
McDaniel, W. B..
to Frank G. Speck | 1915 | 1 item | Box 19 | |
Note of thanks for the work on jade Speck provided him, and his wish he had more training in anthropology. | ||||
McNickle, D'Arcy, 1904-1977.
to Frank G. Speck | 1941 | 1 item | Box 19 | |
Returning to Speck photographs of the Creek Indians of Atmore, Alabama to prevent them from getting lost. His manuscript of the report is still being copied. | ||||
Mechling, William Hubbs, 1888-1953.
to Frank G. Speck | 1911 - 1917 | 8 items | Box 19 | |
Concerning linguistic research: Micmac, Malecite, and Oaxaca languages. Concerning Micmac burials; historic materials on Beothuk and Micmac. Includes 1 letter of Speck to Mechling. Discusses his forthcoming article on Oaxaca language map, Mechling (February 1, 1912). F&S 2245, 3946 | ||||
Meier, Emil F..
to Frank G. Speck | 1937 | 4 items | Box 19 | |
Regarding difficulties in obtaining Indian masks; purchase of two Eskimo masks and one Naskapi mask from Speck; "Eskimo" masks and masks from Mexico and Guatemala, in his own collection. Finds Inupiat masks from Alaska difficult to get. F&S 4301, 1330 | ||||
Miscellaneous | n.d. | 50 items | Box 19 | |
Various note cards, fragments from indexs, publications lists, post cards, and other miscellaneous notes and material that were previously uncataloged. | ||||
Moe, Henry Allen, 1894-1975.
to Frank G. Speck | 1943 | 2 items | Box 19 | |
Regarding the receipt of his statement on Ashley Montagu. And his judgement of Spencer and Hallowell in terms of fellows. Includes copy of Montagu's statement, which is about evolution and the theory of natural selection. | ||||
Mook, , Maurice O..
to Frank G. Speck | 1941 | 1 item. | Box 19 | |
Submits review of Speck's Algonquin Birchbark. Discusses life in Washington, D.C. | ||||
Mooney, James, 1861-1921.
to Frank G. Speck | 1915 | 1 item | Box 19 | |
Expresses appreciation for copies of some of Speck's publications. F&S 4302 | ||||
Moulton, Forest Ray, 1872-1952.
to Frank G. Speck | 1939 | 1 item | Box 19 | |
Informs Speck that he was elected to the committee for the Section on Anthropology of the American Association for the Advancement of Science. Now realizes Speck is not a member, and presents solutions. | ||||
Mueller, Werner.
to University of Pennsylvania | 1947 | 1 item | Box 19 | |
Inquiring whether Speck's book on the Nansamond and Chicahominy Indians of Virginia was published. Mentions Speck's publications on the Rappahannock and Powhaton. F&S 4688 | ||||
Murrow, Glenn R..
to Frank G. Speck | 1947-1948 | 2 items | Box 19 | |
Informs Speck that Eisely has been apointed chairman for the Anthropology Department for the upcoming year. Expresses his appreciation of what Speck has done in the past. List of students assigned to Speck to be advised. | ||||
Musser.
from Frank G. Speck | 1931 | 1 item | Box 19 | |
Report of the activites of the members of the Department of Anthropology | ||||
Myers, John L..
to Frank G. Speck | 1943 | 2 items | Box 19 | |
Expresses appreciation for a copy of Montagnais-Naskapi Bands. Some discussion of ethical sanctions on personal rights (e.g. game taken in traps) and Speck's papers on Algonquian and Iroquois society. F&S 4304 | ||||
Nassau, Robert Hamill, 1835-1921.
to Frank G. Speck | 1911-1913 | 11 items | Box 19 | |
Letters refer to Nassau's work with Speck. May 21 and September 10, 1913 letters refer to Speck's manuscript of Penobscot stories and ethnological notes. F&S 4662 | ||||
National Academy of Sciences.
to Frank G. Speck | 1923-1937 | 3 items | Box 19 | |
Notification of appointment. Notification that he has been appointed a member of the NRC's Division of Anthropology and Psychology for three years | ||||
National Geographic Society.
to Frank G. Speck | 1905-1929 | 2 items | Box 19 | |
Notification of election. Letter to the editor regarding the inclusion of Dr. Shoewalter's article to the magazine, with Speck mentioning his article on the Powhatan Tribes, and asking for future information that is published on Eastern Indians. | ||||
National Research Council.
to Frank G. Speck | 1925-1933 | 5 items | Box 19 | |
Letter from Dr. Terry regarding the study of the colored races in America by psychologists and anthropologists. Letters relate to acknowledging the receipt of Specks letter, and asking him to assist with the organization of the annual meeting. Notification that he has been elected a member of the executive committee of the Division of Anthropology and Psychology | ||||
Nature Beauty Near By.
| n.d. | 1 item | Box 19 | |
2 page monograph on the beauty of nature. | ||||
Nelson, Dorothy M..
to Frank G. Speck | n.d. | 1 item | Box 19 | |
Regarding payment for purchase of Indian materials from Speck for the Thunderbird Museum in Moorestown, N.J. F&S 4305 | ||||
New Sweden Tercentenary Pagean.
| n.d. | 1 item | Box 19 | |
press release | ||||
New York Zoological Society.
to Frank G. Speck | 1917 | 6 items | Box 19 | |
Acknowledgement of gifts. | ||||
Night-wind.
| n.d. | 1 item | Box 19 | |
Poem, no author given, handwritten notes. | ||||
Northern Arizona Society of Sc.
to Frank G. Speck | n.d. | 1 item | Box 19 | |
Notification that he has been elected a corresponding member. | ||||
Norton, Jeannette Young.
to Frank G. Speck | 1926 | 2 items | Box 19 | |
Regarding information on Indians' foods; tribes other than Navaho who do silver work; a wampum "memory chain"; northwestern tribes. F&S 4306 | ||||
Norvell, E. B..
from Frank G. Speck | 1929 | 1 item | Box 19 | |
Silver trade goods and European imitations sold by the Cherokee. F&S 616 | ||||
Oak, Liston M..
to Frank G. Speck | 1931 | 2 items | Box 19 | |
Regarding purchase of Chitimacha baskets, Catawba pottery, Cherokee baskets, or other articles suitable for the Exposition of Indian Tribal Arts, Inc. Includes: informal report on activities and progress of Exposition of Indian Tribal Arts, Inc., New York; estimated budget. F&S 4308, 4309 | ||||
Obermaier, Anna.
To Frank G. Speck | n.d. | 1 item | Box 19 | |
Reply to Speck regarding the definition of soul. | ||||
O'Brian, G. W. (Mrs.).
To Frank G. Speck | 1947 | 2 items | Box 19 | |
Sending Speck a copy of the letter from the Vikin Fund to the presidents of the three anthropological organizations regarding the establishment of the Viking Fund Medal. | ||||
Oklahoma Delaware Ceremonies,.
to Frank G. Speck | 1937 | 7 items | Box 19 | |
Correspondence to Speck acknowledging receipt of his book. | ||||
Olbrechts, Frans M., 1899-1958.
to Frank G. Speck | 1926 | 1 item | Box 19 | |
Thanks Speck for the visit he had with is family, and the advice he gave him. | ||||
Opler, Morris Edward, 1907-1996.
to Frank G. Speck | 1937 | 1 item | Box 19 | |
Concerning Opler's work among the Creeks. F&S 795 | ||||
Osgood, Cornelius.
to Frank G. Speck | 1937 | 1 item | Box 19 | |
Regarding the distribution of Speck's Penobscot Man. | ||||
Ottawa Field-Naturalists' Club.
to Frank G. Speck | 1921 | 1 item | Box 19 | |
Reminder that his subscription fee is due for the Canadian Field-Naturalist. | ||||
Parker, Arthur Caswell, 1881-1955.
to Frank G. Speck | 1945 | 1 item | Box 19 | |
Regarding Speck's "The Iroquois and their Cultural Development"; Paul A. W. Wallace's work on Conrad Weiser; the Iroquois seminar at Allegany State Park. F&S 4407 | ||||
Penniman, Josiah Harma, 1868-1941.
to Frank G. Speck | 1915-1920 | 2 items | Box 19 | |
1915 letter thanks Speck for a pamphlet he sent. 1920 letters asks Speck to contact Dr. Dixon. | ||||
Pennsylvania, State of.
from Frank G. Speck | 1928 | 1 item | Box 19 | |
Regarding Speck's expenses while gathering information on the Delaware language and religious ceremonies from Chief James Weber, Oklahoma. F&S 4225 | ||||
Penobscot Man.
Penobscot man | Box 19 | |||
scrapbook with clippings of Reviews. | ||||
Penobscot Man and other public.
to Frank G. Speck | 1925-1945 | 24 items | Box 19 | |
Letters regarding Penobscot Man and other publications and Miscellaneous correspondence, all found at the end of the box. No FS number. | ||||
Penobscot Man, letters regardi.
to Frank G. Speck | 1938-1943 | 21 items | Box 19 | |
Expressing appreciation for copies of and giving comments on Penobscot Man. F&S 4661 | ||||
Photographs (Temagami and Field Club Trip) | 1914, 1938 | 4 items | Box 19 | |
One photograph from 1914 of Frank Speck with Aleck Paul and Lucy Wassageshik of Temagami, used in Anthony F. C. Wallace article), and three images from "Field Club Trip" in 1938. | ||||
Pitt River Museum.
To Frank G. Speck | 1945 | 1 item | Box 19 | |
Cover letter for the 1944 Museum Report. | ||||
Plume Trading and Sales Co. In.
to Frank G. Speck | 1948 | 1 item | Box 19 | |
Invoice for items purchased by Speck. | ||||
Pollard, E. B..
to Frank G. Speck | 1933 | 1 item | Box 19 | |
Informs Speck of the ability of the Science Press Printing Company to publish his manuscript on Penobscot Indians | ||||
Poole, Earl E..
to Frank G. Speck | 1942 | 1 item | Box 19 | |
Regarding the publication of Speck's manuscript; also states it is unlikely that the Reading Public Museum and Art Gallery will be able to fund Speck's trip in the summer. | ||||
Prince, John Dyneley, 1868-1945.
Letters of Recommendation | 1904-1907 | 3 items | Box 19 | |
Recommendations for scholarship. 1907 letter: Recommending Speck for Scholarship; discusses Speck's work, as a student, on the Pequot dialect of Mohegan-Pequots, Algic, and Yuchee. F&S 4640 | ||||
Rathbone, Perry Townsend, 1911-2000.
to Frank G. Speck | 1942 | 1 item | Box 19 | |
Regarding interest in purchase of eastern American Indian material. F&S 4241 | ||||
Reed, Ira S..
To Frank G. Speck | 1947 | 1 item | Box 19 | |
Reply to Speck's letter inquiring about artifacts. | ||||
Rehnstrand, Jane.
to Frank G. Speck | 1943 | 4 items | Box 19 | |
Regarding Speck's writing of an article on Indian Crafts of Canada for School Arts Magazine. | ||||
Reirmann, Jacques.
to Alexander Shawuzt [?] | 1907 | 1 item | Box 19 | |
Post card letting him know he arrived in Brazil, but is now too busy to write again. | ||||
Review List for Memoir VII Ame.
| n.d. | 1 item | Box 19 | |
List of names, and affiliations. | ||||
Revillon Freres.
to Frank G. Speck | 1931 | 2 items | Box 19 | |
1 letter from the Montreal office referring him to the New York office to use the photograph from R. J. Flaherty's "My Eskimo Friends." Second letter from NY Office gives Speck permission to use the image. | ||||
Reynolds, A. G..
to Frank G. Speck | 1915 | 2 items | Box 19 | |
Responds to Speck's inquiry for reptiles. | ||||
Riggs, Bob.
to Frank G. Speck | n.d. | 1 item | Box 19 | |
Personal letter regarding Riggs work, and having missed seeing Speck before he went away. | ||||
Rights, Douglas L. (Douglas LeTell), 1891-1956.
to Frank G. Speck | 1947 | 1 item | Box 19 | |
Concerning Speck's Catawba work. F&S 509 | ||||
Rivard, E. M..
From Frank G. Speck | 1926 | 1 item | Box 19 | |
Reply to his letter, and asks that the shipment be sent to the University. | ||||
Roberts, Helen H. (Helen Heffron), 1888-1985.
From Frank G. Speck | 1928 | 1 item | Box 19 | |
Acknowledgement of receiving her manuscript. | ||||
Robinson, Roy H..
to Frank G. Speck | 1926-1935 | 3 items | Box 19 | |
Concerning persuading Yuchi Indians to answer questions; Cayuga earrings; Navaho beaded necklace; Osage buffalo hide shield. F&S 3920 | ||||
Rolland, Ann.
to Frank G. Speck | 1940 | 1 item | Box 19 | |
A Haskell Institute student offers to answer questions on Creek use of feathers. F&S 797 | ||||
Rousseau, Jacques.
to Frank G. Speck | 1944 | 1 item | Box 19 | |
Thanks Speck for sending the papers. Comments on his pending trip to Mistassini, and his meeting Regina Flannery. | ||||
Ryan, Mrs. Charles.
from Frank G. Speck | May 3, 1928 | 1 item | Box 19 | |
Regarding accommodations for Speck and family while Speck works with the Gay Head (Aquinnah) Indians (Martha's Vineyard). F&S 4493 Access digital object: | ||||
Sapir, Edward, 1884-1939.
to Frank G. Speck | 1911-1924 | 29 items | Box 19 | |
Northeast material-culture specimens, publications of Speck, publications of Sapir; linguistic field work among Montagnais, Cree, Delaware, Seneca, Mohawk, Penobscot; relation of Algonkian and Wiyot-Yurok; field work on Yana (with Ishi; Arapaho-Cheyenne; Sapir's paper on Levirate; Yurok kinship; a scheme to test response of anthropologists to an Indian design; work on his grammar of Paiute; reduction of language stocks to B (1920). Discussion of colleagues: Mechling, Barbeau, Heye, Radin, Dixon, Skinner, Goldenweiser, Gifford, Frachtenberg, Reichard, Goddard, Boas, Hawkes. F&S 2063 | ||||
Sargent, R. W..
to Frank G. Speck | 1937 | 1 item | Box 19 | |
Regarding Indian birch-bark baskets with scratched floral and geometric designs available for purchase from R. S. Sargent, Ltd. F&S 4147 | ||||
Saville, Marshall H. (Marshall Howard), 1867-1935.
to Committee on Scholarship | 1905 | 1 item | Box 19 | |
Recommendation for Speck's scholarship application.. | ||||
Schaeffer, Claude E..
to Frank G. Speck | 1938-1948 | 3 items | Box 19 | |
Field work at Bonner's Ferry, Idaho; presence of hunting territory and supreme being concepts. Rocky Bay Cree and their history. Excavation of Irene Mound, Georgia. Filed work at Bonner's Ferry, Idaho; presence of hunting territory and supreme being concepts. Rocky Bay Cree and their history. Excavation of Irene Mound, Georgia. F&S 1892 | ||||
Selby, J. S..
to Frank G. Speck | 1916 | 1 item | Box 19 | |
Declines Speck's offer to give a lecture because of scheduling conflicts. | ||||
Sequin, Robert Lionel.
to Frank G. Speck | 1946 | 1 item | Box 19 | |
Asks for data on Iroquois and others near Rigaud River. F&S 1656 | ||||
Shenk, Hiram H. (Hiram Herr), 1872-1954.
from Frank G. Speck | 1928-1929 | 5 items | Box 19 | |
Concerning texts acquired from Chief Webber regarding Big House ceremony; specimens and ethnographic data from War Eagle who was sent to Oklahoma for this purpose; efforts to acquire Delaware Big House to erect in Harrisburg. Shawnee mentioned. F&S 909 | ||||
Shoemaker, Henry W. (Henry Wharton).
to and from Frank G. Speck | 1928-1932 | 3 items | Box 19 | |
Concerning Speck's interviewing Chief James Webber on his visit to the University of Pennsylvania; data on religious ceremonies. Also work on Delaware texts and checking of Jefferson's and Heckewelder's Delaware vocabularies. Shoemaker writes concerning the removal of the Oklahoma Delaware Big House to Harrisburg. F&S 901 | ||||
Siebert, Frank T. (Frank Thomas), 1912-1998.
to Frank G. Speck | 1940 | 1 item | Box 20 | |
Concerning linguistic field work of Mary Haas; publication of Speck's Penobscot texts. F&S 3792 | ||||
Skinner, Alanson, 1886-1925.
From Frank G. Speck | 1924 | 1 item | Box 20 | |
Regarding Skinner's presentation. | ||||
Smith, Edgar F..
to Frank G. Smith | 1915-1916 | 3 items | Box 20 | |
Expresses appreciation for copies of some of Speck's publication's. F&S 4329 | ||||
Smith, Frank E., 1919-1984.
to Frank G. Speck | 1942-1943 | 2 items | Box 20 | |
Concerning his interest n Scatticook Indians and in Captivity narratives. F&S 3229 | ||||
Smith, Harlan Ingersoll, 1872-1940.
to Frank G. Speck | 1918-1919 | 2 items | Box 20 | |
Concerning Iroquois material-culture specimens; Speck's aid to Indians wishing to see pots and pipes; pottery finds in Tadoussac region; British Columbia archaeology. F&S 1658 | ||||
Solenberger, Robert.
to Frank G. Speck | 1944 | 2 items | Box 20 | |
Concerning Tonawanda and Chippewa women who make baskets; gives their addresses. F&S 2515 | ||||
Speck, Frank G. (Frank Gouldsmith), 1881-1950.
to his mother | n.d. | 2 items | Box 20 | |
One letter is concerning his activities among Indians at Mohegan, CT. The other is regarind his activities in Summitville, Sullivan CO. F&S 2280 | ||||
Speck, Frank G. (Frank Gouldsmith), 1881-1950.
Notes on artifacts. | 1912 | 6 items | Box 20 | |
Found near Lake Abitibi and in the Nipissing district. F&S 373 | ||||
Speck, Frank G. (Frank Gouldsmith), 1881-1950.
Miscellaneous Reports | 1931-1939 | 3 items | Box 20 | |
Consists of reports to University of Pennsylvania Research Committee on field work among Oklahoma Delaware, St. Francis Abenaki, Munsee and Six Nations Delaware, Tutelo, Cayuga, 1931-1936; notebook of addresses and miscellaneous notes; list of Inuit field trip, 1934, addresses. Outline, "The Indian as a Factor in American History, 1500-1900." Two-page list material culture data. F&S 914 | ||||
Speck, Frank G. (Frank Gouldsmith), 1881-1950.
The Indian as a Factor in American History, 1500-1900 | n.d. | 1 item | Box 20 | |
Outline. | ||||
Speck, Frank G. (Frank Gouldsmith), 1881-1950.
Bibliography of Speck's Publications | 1942 | 2 items | Box 20 | |
Two variations of Speck's publications as of 1942. | ||||
Speck, Frank G. (Frank Gouldsmith), 1881-1950.
Comments on Lindquist's Red Man in the U.S. | n.d. | 1 item | Box 20 | |
Handwritten comments on the work. | ||||
Speck, Frank G. (Frank Gouldsmith), 1881-1950.
Penobscot Ms. | n.d. | 3 items | Box 20 | |
miscellaneous notes relating to the Penobscot Ms. | ||||
Speck, Frank G. (Frank Gouldsmith), 1881-1950.
Biographical listing | n.d. | 2 items | Box 20 | |
Brief biographical outline for Speck. | ||||
Speck, Frank G. (Frank Gouldsmith), 1881-1950.
to Frank G. Speck | 1897 | 3 items | Box 20 | |
Relate to vacation in New York. | ||||
Speck, Frank G. (Frank Gouldsmith), 1881-1950.
to Dr. ? | n.d. | 1 item | Box 20 | |
Inquires about the fate of his manuscript submitted for publication to the University Museum. | ||||
Spinder, Herbert J..
to Frank G. Speck | 1915-1916 | 2 items | Box 20 | |
Christmas cards with Toltec designs on borders. F&S 2193 | ||||
Staub, Peter.
to Frank G. Speck | 1941-1942 | 2 items | Box 20 | |
Regarding obtaining North Carolina Cherokee masks and masks in general; list of masks sent to Peter Staub: two Inuit, one Cherokee, one Tsimshian, one Iroquois, one Seneca, and one Cayuga. F&S 4332 | ||||
Swales, B. H..
to Frank G. Speck | 1918 | 2 items | Box 20 | |
Concerning ethnohistoric materials and southestern ethnohistory. Sale of Indian-produced art goods. F&S 1279 | ||||
Swanton, John R..
to Frank G. Speck | 1937 | 1 item | Box 20 | |
Comments on Specks "Catawba Medicines and Curative Practices." | ||||
Swarthmore College.
to Frank G. Speck | 1924-1925 | 3 items | Box 20 | |
Letters of appointment. | ||||
Thayer, B. W..
to Frank G. Speck | 1942 | 1 item | Box 20 | |
Concerning Ojibwa bead work found during Minnesota field trip. F&S 2521 | ||||
Thompson, B. A..
to Frank G. Speck | 1921 | 2 items | Box 20 | |
Sends axehead and arrowheads found in southeastern Pennsylvania. F&S 2701 | ||||
Tozzer, Alfred.
to Frank G. Speck | 1913-1915 | 2 items | Box 20 | |
Letters regarding his opinion of Gordon. | ||||
Traynor, Donald P..
to Frank G. Speck | 1947-1948 | 2 items | Box 20 | |
Thanks Speck for sending the book he requested. Replies to Speck's letter, and inquires of Speck what is needed to be an anthropologist. | ||||
Trotter, Spencer.
"The Balsam Peaks: The Heart of the Southern Appalachians" | n.d. | 1 item | Box 20 | |
Typed paper. | ||||
Turner, G. E. S..
to Frank G. Speck | 1942 | 2 items | Box 20 | |
Description of some moccasins in the Pitt Rivers Museum, Oxford University, for possible identification by Speck. Discussion of other items in the museum and comparison of moose hair embroidery with quillwork. Letterhead with name written, and empty envelopes. F&S 4334 | ||||
Tyler, Dorothy L..
to Frank G. Speck | 1945 | 1 item | Box 20 | |
Regarding the galley proofs for one of Specks publications done by the Cranbrook Institute of Science. | ||||
Unidentified.
to Frank G. Speck | 1942-1947 | 2 items | Box 20 | |
Regarding payment and distribution of a publication by Speck and the writer. Relays comments by Sherwood Washburn of the work. Contacting Speck in advance of his visit. | ||||
University Museum of the Unive.
to Frank G. Speck | 1913-1945 | 3 items | Box 20 | |
Inquiring if Speck would be interested in using space in the Museum for office or lectures. Informing him he has been appointed a research fellow in the American Section. | ||||
University of California.
to Frank G. Speck | 1907-1909 | 2 items | Box 20 | |
Notifications of appointment | ||||
University of Pennsylvania..
to Frank G. Speck | 1911-1932 | 30 items | Box 20 | |
Letters of appointment. Regarding the budget for the Department of Anthropology. Letters from various departments of the University to Speck that include letters of appreciation, relating the the Museum Library, notifying him of appointments, and granting permission for various projects. | ||||
University of Pennsylvania - M.
| 1935-1946 | 13 items | Box 20 | |
Receipts, class outlines, lecture notes, etc. Regarding the support by the University Museum to graduate students in Archaeology. | ||||
University of Pennsylvania, De.
to Arthur Hobson Quinn | 1917 | 1 item | Box 20 | |
Report on the Anthropology Department, and the courses taught. | ||||
University of Pennsylvania, De.
National Research Council Report | n.d. | 1 item | Box 20 | |
Report of the work of the Department. | ||||
Voegelin, C. F. (Charles Frederick), 1906-1986.
to Frank G. Speck | 1937-1945 | 2 items | Box 20 | |
Concerning usefulness of Speck's Naskapi material for comparative study of Algonkin languages; seeks article on process by which Algonkian languages become extinct; general discussion. F&S 366 | ||||
Walker, Abraham M..
to Frank G. Speck | 1943 | 1 item | Box 20 | |
Regarding obtaining material on the Indians of Virginia. Mentions W. Carson Ryan. F&S 4890 | ||||
Wallace, Paul A. W..
to Frank G. Speck | 1943 | 1 item | Box 20 | |
Concerning history of the Six Nations; mentions Cree tales (Wissakutchek) collected by Edward Ahenakew in Alberta. F&S 1804 | ||||
Walser, Richard.
to Frank G. Speck | 1947 | 1 item | Box 20 | |
Regarding the accuracy of material in Robert Strange, Eoneguski, or the Cherokee Chief (1939); the title is a variation of Yonaguska in the woks of Mooney and Hodge. F&S 4170 | ||||
Wampum.
| n.d. | 2 items | Box 20 | |
Introductory copy of newsletter along with introductory letter from the editor, E. E. M. Joblin. | ||||
Ward, Christopher L..
to Frank G. Speck | 1927 | 3 items | Box 20 | |
Regarding the printing of extra copies of Speck's Nanticoke study by the Historical Society of Delaware. | ||||
Warfield, J. O..
to Frank G. Speck | 1913 | 1 item | Box 20 | |
Thanks Speck for his letter of the 26th, and states he has been working in a different direction. Consents to Speck giving his name to the Provost of the University in order to give his testimony. | ||||
Weaver's Community Shope.
to Frank G. Speck | n.d. | 1 item | Box 20 | |
invoice. | ||||
Weinberg's Aviary and Aquarium.
to Frank G. Speck | 1915 | 1 item | Box 20 | |
Reply to Speck's inquiry for reptiles and snakes. | ||||
Weitluner, R. J..
to Frank G. Speck | 1920 | 1 item | Box 20 | |
Mentions Speck's field trip to Powhatan and Catawba Indians. F&S 523 | ||||
Wes.
to Frank G. Speck | 1940 | 1 item | Box 20 | |
Returns to Speck the copy of MacLeod's paper, and gives his comments on it. | ||||
White, Leslie A..
to Frank G. Speck | 1941 | 1 item | Box 20 | |
Inquiring about William Christie MacLeod to teach for White and Mischa Titiev at the University of Michigan if they are on leave. | ||||
White, Richard Jr..
to Frank G. Speck | 1926-1928 | 19 items | Box 20 | |
White, a trader at North Labrador writes concerning specimens sent of Montagnais-Naskapi and Inuit goods. Personal data; world affairs discussed. Principally from White to Speck, but a few from Speck. F&S 1344 | ||||
White, Richard Jr..
to Frank G. Speck | 1930-1936 | 55 items | Box 20 | |
White, Richard Jr..
to Frank G. Speck | 1940-1948 | 59 items | Box 20 | |
White, Stewart Edward.
The Indian and the Federal Government | n.d. | 2 items | Box 20 | |
Reproduction of White's paper for Specks Sociology 3 class at the University of Pennsylvania. | ||||
Wildens, Harry Emerson.
to Frank G. Speck | 1927 | 1 item | Box 20 | |
Thanks Speck for letting him audit his Negro course. Comments on the value of anthropology to sociologists. | ||||
Wilder, Harris H..
to Frank G. Speck | 1918 | 1 item | Box 20 | |
Concerning place names; Penobscot translations. F&S 2947 | ||||
Wilkins, C.E..
The Origin of Indian Corn | 1944 | 1 item | Box 20 | |
Cover sheet of a report for Speck's Athropology 1C class, with handwritten note by Wilkins on the reverse side. | ||||
Williams, Spencer F..
to Frank G. Speck | 1921 | 1 item | Box 20 | |
Writer, a Seneca, seeks work. F&S 3631 | ||||
Wissler, Clark.
to Frank G. Speck | 1935 | 1 item | Box 20 | |
Invites Speck to become a memboer of editorial committee for new enlarged edition of the Handbook of American Indians. Sapir, Stirling, Kidder also invited. F&S 4340 | ||||
Wiswall, Richard Hall.
to Frank G. Speck | 1946 | 1 item | Box 20 | |
Informs Speck that he has been appointed honorary curator of American Indian Ethnology by the Peabody Museum of Salem. | ||||
Yoder, Hiram J..
to Frank G. Speck | 1914 | 1 item | Box 20 | |
Regarding Speck's order for snakes. | ||||
Zimmerman, William.
to Frank G. Speck | 1941 | 1 item | Box 20 | |
Concerning Speck's report on the Houma; mentions notes on Alabama Creek. F&S 1580 | ||||
Zirkle, Conway, 1895-1972.
to Frank G. Speck | 1943 | 1 item | Box 20 | |
Zirkle's comments on Darlington's letter regarding snakes swallowing their young in danger. Relates a story from his past. | ||||
Zoological Society of Philadel.
to Frank G. Speck | 1914-1918 | 4 items | Box 20 | |
Acknowledgement of gifts and notification of election to membership. | ||||
572.97 Sp3 Series III. Photographs | 1904-1950 | |||
This series contains 4200+ loose photographs and other images spanning circa 1905-1950, primarily relating to Indigenous communities throughout the continent. The majority of the images were taken by Speck, but a significant portion were taken by others and sent to Speck. Images sent to Speck are not always noted as such in the descriptions, as the extent of photos taken by others is not always clear in the available documentation, but may be established in some cases with further research and contextual knowledge. Processing information: During the 1950s and 1960s, many photographs and other images relating to ethnography of Indigenous peoples that came from other APS Library collections unrelated to Speck were integrated into the Speck photograph collection described in this section. Documentation of the extent of this practice is limited. A number of obvious and documented examples of unrelated photographs that were intermixed with the Speck Papers have since been removed and re-associated with the correct manuscript collections. (Most of these images were from the Paul Wallace Papers, the Phillips Fund Collection, or the APS Library Prints collection.) Instances of this kind are noted below where they occur. However, some photographs or other images unrelated to Speck likely remain. Related material: This series contains the vast majority of photographs in the Speck Papers. Some additional photographs are intermixed with manuscript folders, primarily in Series I and II above. These are noted in the contents descriptions of the folders, though most of these additional photos do not have itemized descriptions of each photo. | ||||
1-1(a-d) Abenaki Village | ||||
1-1-a Abenaki Village | undated | |||
"Pierreville, P.Q." Odanak. | ||||
1-1-b Abenaki Village | undated | |||
"Pierreville, P.Q." Odanak. | ||||
1-1-c Abenaki Village | undated | |||
"Pierreville, P.Q." Odanak. | ||||
1-1-d Abenaki Village | undated | |||
"Pierreville, P.Q." Odanak. | ||||
1-2(a-e) Algonquin (Gatineau River and Maniwaki / Kitigan Zibi) | 1924-1937 | |||
1-2-a: Mrs. Basil (Partridge) Aird making bark canoe | ||||
See 1-2-e Geographic Name(s): Golden Lake, QC Access digital object: | ||||
1-2-b: Mrs. M Buckshot | 1936 | |||
Age 73 yrs. Photo by F.H. Patman Geographic Name(s): Maniwaki, P.Q. Access digital object: | ||||
1-2-c: Mrs. Eliza Gordon | July 1937 | |||
Basket Maker near Gatineau River, P.Q. | ||||
1-2-d: Moose skin stretching before being dehaired | 1929 | |||
Geographic Name(s): Maniwaki, P.Q. Access digital object: | ||||
1-2-e: Mrs. Basil Partridge. Bark Canoe | ||||
Removed from envelope 'unidentified' See 1-2-a Access digital object: | ||||
1-3(a-b) Algonquin Council | June 16, 1924 | |||
1-3-a: Algonquin Council | June 1924 | |||
Black-and-white full-length group portrait of 3 men standing (back row), 9 men and women standing (middle row), and 6 men and women seated (front row). Identified on photo as "Algonquin Council, Roger Williams Park [Providence, Rhode Island], June 16, 1924." Individuals who are identified in accompanying document are, from left to right: (back row) "3 Hassanamisco Nipmucs"; (middle row) T.W. Bickwell, Charles Daylight (Penobscot, with headdress); James L. Cisco (Nipmuc, headdress), Chief Mitchell (Narragansett, in traditional dress), Joe Strong Wolf (in traditional dress); (seated) Mrs. Cisco Sullivan (Nipmuc), Chief Robert Clark (Nanticoke, headdress), Gladys Tantaquidgeon and Gertrude Harrision (Mohegan), Mrs. Steele (Narragansett), Percy Congdon (Mohegan). Removed from APS Folder 'Narragansett' Geographic Name(s): Roger Williams Park Access digital object: | ||||
1-3-b: Algonquin Council | June 1924 | |||
Removed from APS Folder 'Narragansett' Geographic Name(s): Roger Williams Park | ||||
1-4(a) Annawan's rock | n.d. | |||
1-4-a: Annawan's Rock | ||||
Location where captain church surprised and captrued chief Annawan, Terminating King Philip's War, 1676. -- From Museum of the American Indian Geographic Name(s): Near Taunton, Mass. | ||||
1-5(a-d) Apache | n.d. | |||
1-5-a: Woman & Child | ||||
Postal card, color | ||||
1-5-b: Dance of Geronimo Apache Indians | ||||
Postal card | ||||
1-5-c: Bo-Ni-To | ||||
Postal card, color | ||||
1-5-d: Man | ||||
Geographic Name(s): Fort Apache, Arizona | ||||
1-6(a-j) Ashmolean Museum | 1955 | |||
1-7(a-b) Assiniboin | n.d. | |||
1-7-a: Cree wife of Ft. Belknap, Wringing a skin | ||||
Geographic Name(s): Ft. Belknap, Montana | ||||
1-7-b: Assiniboin woman with grandchild & dog travois | ||||
Geographic Name(s): Ft. Belknap, Montana | ||||
1-8(a) Athabasca River | 1912-1913 | |||
1-8-a: Postcard | 1912-1913 | |||
1-9(a) Batiscan River, P.Q. | 1912-1913 | |||
1-9-a: Scene in Batiscan River | 1912-1913 | |||
Removed from APS Folder 'Hudson Bay-Regia' Geographic Name(s): P.Q. | ||||
1-10(a) Batiscan Summit | 1912-1913 | |||
1-10-a: Batiscan Summit | 1912-1913 | |||
1-11(a) Bead work | 1940-1941 | |||
1-11-a: Beadwork | 1940-1941 | |||
Photo of 11 pieces: Penobscot, Micmac, Haudenosaunee, and Passamaquoddy | ||||
1-12(a-f) Beothuk-Micmac | 1911 | |||
1-12-a: Santu, last of the Beothuks | 1911 | |||
1-12-b: Mali, Santu's Granddaughter | 1911 | |||
"Mother is MicMac" | ||||
1-12-c: Mali, Santu's Granddaughter | 1911 | |||
"Mother is MicMac" | ||||
1-12-d: Joe, Santu's Son | 1911 | |||
1-12-e: Joe, Santu's Son | 1911 | |||
1-12-f: Joe, his wife and Mali | 1911 | |||
1-13(a-d) Blackfoot | 1914 | |||
1-13-a: Blackfoot Indian, Henry Between Lodge | 1914 | |||
Postal Card | ||||
1-13-b: Blackfoot Chiefs | 1914 | |||
Postal Card | ||||
1-13-c: Blackfoot Chief, Luke Big Turnips | 1914 | |||
Postal Card | ||||
1-13-d: Chief Turned-Up-Nose, Blackfoot Indian | 1914 | |||
On Blackfoot reservation, Gleichen, Alberta Geographic Name(s): Gleichen, Alberta | ||||
1-14(a) Blood | n.d. | |||
1-14-a: Blood-Blackfoot | ||||
1-15(a-g) Bodmer, Karl: Engravings from his drawings of Indians, #1 | 1935 | |||
1-15-a: Sauk and Fox Indians | 1935 | |||
Engraved expressly for Graham's Magazine | ||||
1-15-b: Sauk and Fox Indians | 1935 | |||
Engraved expressly for Graham's Magazine | ||||
1-15-c: Sauk and Fox Indians | 1935 | |||
Engraved expressly for Graham's Magazine | ||||
1-15-d: Funka Indians Encamped on the banks of the missouri | 1935 | |||
Engraved expressly for Graham's Magazine | ||||
1-15-e: Mannitarri Warrior in the costume of the dog dance | 1935 | |||
Hidatsa | ||||
1-15-f: Mannitarri Warrior in the costume of the dog dance | 1935 | |||
Hidatsa | ||||
1-15-g: Mannitarri Warrior in the costume of the dog dance | 1935 | |||
Hidatsa | ||||
1-16(a-f) Bodmer, Karl: Engravings from his drawings of Indians, #2 | 1935 | |||
1-16-a: Indians hunting the bison | 1935 | |||
1-16-b: Mandan Women | 1935 | |||
1-16-c: Dance of the Mandan Indians | 1935 | |||
1-16-d: Horse Racing of the Sioux Indians | 1935 | |||
1-16-e: Horse Racing of the Sioux Indians | 1935 | |||
1-16-f: Untitled. Encampment on the Plains | 1935 | |||
1-17(a-f) Bodmer, Karl: Engravings from his drawings of Indians, #3 | 1935 | |||
1-17-a: Dakota woman and Assiniboine Girl | 1935 | |||
Engraved expressly for Graham's Magazine | ||||
1-17-b: Dakota woman and Assiniboine Girl | 1935 | |||
Engraved expressly for Graham's Magazine | ||||
1-17-c: Fort Mackenzie | 1935 | |||
Engraved expressly for Graham's Magazine | ||||
1-17-d: Fort Mackenzie | 1935 | |||
Engraved expressly for Graham's Magazine | ||||
1-17-e: Mandan Chief | 1935 | |||
1-17-f: Mandan Chief | 1935 | |||
1-18(a-f) Bodmer, Karl: Engravings from his drawings of Indians, #4 | 1935 | |||
1-18-a: Sauk and Fox Indians | 1935 | |||
Removed from APS folder 'Boreal References…' | ||||
1-18-b: Dakota woman and Assiniboine Girl | 1935 | |||
Removed from APS folder 'Boreal References…' | ||||
1-18-c: Mandan Women | 1935 | |||
Removed from APS folder 'Boreal References…' | ||||
1-18-d: A skin lodge of an Assiniboine Chief | 1935 | |||
Removed from APS folder 'Boreal References…' | ||||
1-18-e: Fort Mackenzie | 1935 | |||
Removed from APS folder 'Boreal References…' | ||||
1-18-f: Fort Mackenzie | 1935 | |||
Removed from APS folder 'Boreal References…' | ||||
1-19(a-j) Brazil: Mato Grosso, etc. #1 | 1922-1932 | |||
1-19-a: Tribes of Matto Grosso | 1932 | |||
Mounted Photographs removed, in order from Photo album 7. IX, 78 Geographic Name(s): Petrullo | ||||
1-19-b: Tribes of Matto Grosso | 1932 | |||
Mounted Photographs removed, in order from Photo album 7. IX, 78 | ||||
1-19-c: Tribes of Matto Grosso | 1932 | |||
Mounted Photographs removed, in order from Photo album 7. IX, 78 | ||||
1-19-d: Tribes of Matto Grosso | 1932 | |||
Mounted Photographs removed, in order from Photo album 7. IX, 78 | ||||
1-19-e: Tribes of Matto Grosso | 1932 | |||
Mounted Photographs removed, in order from Photo album 7. IX, 78 | ||||
1-19-f: Tribes of Matto Grosso | 1932 | |||
Mounted Photographs removed, in order from Photo album 7. IX, 78 | ||||
1-20(a-j) Brazil: Mato Grosso, etc. #2 | 1922-1932 | |||
1-20-a: Tribes of Matto Grosso | 1932 | |||
Mounted Photographs removed, in order from Photo album 7. IX, 78 | ||||
1-20-b: Tribes of Matto Grosso | 1932 | |||
Mounted Photographs removed, in order from Photo album 7. IX, 78 | ||||
1-20-c: Tribes of Matto Grosso | 1932 | |||
Mounted Photographs removed, in order from Photo album 7. IX, 78 | ||||
1-20-d: Tribes of Matto Grosso | 1932 | |||
Mounted Photographs removed, in order from Photo album 7. IX, 78 | ||||
1-20-e: Tribes of Matto Grosso | 1932 | |||
Mounted Photographs removed, in order from Photo album 7. IX, 78 | ||||
1-20-f: Tribes of Matto Grosso | 1932 | |||
Mounted Photographs removed, in order from Photo album 7. IX, 78 | ||||
1-20-g: Tribes of Matto Grosso | 1932 | |||
Mounted Photographs removed, in order from Photo album 7. IX, 78 | ||||
1-20-h: Tribes of Matto Grosso | 1932 | |||
Mounted Photographs removed, in order from Photo album 7. IX, 78 | ||||
1-20-i: Tribes of Matto Grosso | 1932 | |||
Mounted Photographs removed, in order from Photo album 7. IX, 78 | ||||
1-20-j: Tribes of Matto Grosso | 1932 | |||
Mounted Photographs removed, in order from Photo album 7. IX, 78 | ||||
1-21(a-j) Brazil: Mato Grosso, etc. #3 | 1922-1932 | |||
1-21-a: Tribes of Matto Grosso | 1932 | |||
Mounted Photographs removed, in order from Photo album 7. IX, 78 Access digital object: | ||||
1-21-b: Bororo man in ceremonial dress | 1932 | |||
Mounted Photographs removed, in order from Photo album 7. IX, 78 Access digital object: | ||||
1-21-c: Tribes of Matto Grosso | 1932 | |||
Mounted Photographs removed, in order from Photo album 7. IX, 78 | ||||
1-21-d: Tribes of Matto Grosso | 1932 | |||
Mounted Photographs removed, in order from Photo album 7. IX, 78 | ||||
1-21-e: Tribes of Matto Grosso | 1932 | |||
Mounted Photographs removed, in order from Photo album 7. IX, 78 | ||||
1-21-f: Tribes of Matto Grosso | 1932 | |||
Mounted Photographs removed, in order from Photo album 7. IX, 78 | ||||
1-21-g: Tribes of Matto Grosso | 1932 | |||
Mounted Photographs removed, in order from Photo album 7. IX, 78 | ||||
1-21-h: Tribes of Matto Grosso | 1932 | |||
Mounted Photographs removed, in order from Photo album 7. IX, 78 | ||||
1-21-i: Tribes of Matto Grosso | 1932 | |||
Mounted Photographs removed, in order from Photo album 7. IX, 78 | ||||
1-21-j: Tribes of Matto Grosso | 1932 | |||
Mounted Photographs removed, in order from Photo album 7. IX, 78 | ||||
1-22(a-j) Brazil: Mato Grosso, etc. #4 | 1922-1932 | |||
1-22-a: Tribes of Matto Grosso | 1932 | |||
Mounted Photographs removed, in order from Photo album 7. IX, 78 | ||||
1-22-b: Tribes of Matto Grosso | 1932 | |||
Mounted Photographs removed, in order from Photo album 7. IX, 78 | ||||
1-22-c: Tribes of Matto Grosso | 1932 | |||
Mounted Photographs removed, in order from Photo album 7. IX, 78 | ||||
1-22-d: Tribes of Matto Grosso | 1932 | |||
Mounted Photographs removed, in order from Photo album 7. IX, 78 | ||||
1-22-e: Tribes of Matto Grosso | 1932 | |||
Mounted Photographs removed, in order from Photo album 7. IX, 78 | ||||
1-22-f: Tribes of Matto Grosso | 1932 | |||
Mounted Photographs removed, in order from Photo album 7. IX, 78 | ||||
1-23(a-j) Brazil: Mato Grosso, etc. #5 | 1922-1932 | |||
1-23-a: Tribes of Matto Grosso | 1932 | |||
Mounted Photographs removed, in order from Photo album 7. IX, 78 | ||||
1-23-b: Tribes of Matto Grosso | 1932 | |||
Mounted Photographs removed, in order from Photo album 7. IX, 78 | ||||
1-23-c: Tribes of Matto Grosso | 1932 | |||
Mounted Photographs removed, in order from Photo album 7. IX, 78 | ||||
1-23-d: Tribes of Matto Grosso | 1932 | |||
Mounted Photographs removed, in order from Photo album 7. IX, 78 | ||||
1-23-e: Tribes of Matto Grosso | 1932 | |||
Mounted Photographs removed, in order from Photo album 7. IX, 78 | ||||
1-23-f: Tribes of Matto Grosso | 1932 | |||
Mounted Photographs removed, in order from Photo album 7. IX, 78 | ||||
1-23-g: Tribes of Matto Grosso | 1932 | |||
Mounted Photographs removed, in order from Photo album 7. IX, 78 | ||||
1-23-h: Juan Martin Collio-Huaiquilaf | 1922-05-16 | |||
Mounted Photographs removed, in order from Photo album 7. IX, 78. Date estimated based on similar image 1-25-a. | ||||
1-23-i: Juan Martin Collio-Huaiquilaf | 1922-05-16 | |||
Mounted Photographs removed, in order from Photo album 7. IX, 78. Date estimated based on similar image 1-25-a. | ||||
1-23-j: Tribes of Matto Grosso | 1932 | |||
Mounted Photographs removed, in order from Photo album 7. IX, 78. | ||||
1-24(a-e) Brazil: Mato Grosso, etc. #6 | 1922-1932 | |||
1-24-a: Man standing by Pound River (Virginia?) | n.d. | |||
Mounted Photographs removed, in order from Photo album 7. IX, 78. May be Juan Martin Collio-Huaiquilaf. | ||||
1-24-b: Tribes of Matto Grosso | 1932 | |||
Mounted Photographs removed, in order from Photo album 7. IX, 78 - Cf.South America #1 10-17-b - witch doctor, Go tee ah | ||||
1-24-c: Tribes of Matto Grosso | 1932 | |||
Mounted Photographs removed, in order from Photo album 7. IX, 78 | ||||
1-24-d: Tribes of Matto Grosso | 1932 | |||
Mounted Photographs removed, in order from Photo album 7. IX, 78 | ||||
1-24-e: Tribes of Matto Grosso | 1932 | |||
Mounted Photographs removed, in order from Photo album 7. IX, 78- Negative made from d and from which c was produced | ||||
1-25(a-f) Brazil: Mato Grosso, etc. #7 | 1922-1932 | |||
1-25-a: Juan Martin Collio-Huaiquilaf (Student at University of Pennsylvania) | 1922-05-16 | |||
1-25-b: An Araucanian chief | 1932 | |||
Color Lithograph | ||||
1-25-c: Pages from National Geographic | 1932 | |||
1-25-d: Pages from National Geographic | 1932 | |||
1-25-e: Pages from National Geographic | 1932 | |||
1-25-f: Pages from National Geographic | 1932 | |||
1-26(a-l) California Indians | 1907 | |||
1-26-a: Remains of sweat-house Pit at Round Mountain Shasta Co. | 1907 | |||
Geographic Name(s): Round Mountain Shasta, Co. | ||||
1-26-b: Betty Brown (Yana) | 1907 | |||
1-26-c: Grapevine Tom (mixed Yana & Hat Creek Indian) | 1907 | |||
1-26-d: Tom Odock, Wintun | 1907 | |||
Geographic Name(s): Colusa, Calif. | ||||
1-26-e: Jeff Baldy, Hupa | 1907 | |||
"A.L.K Investigation of Phys. Auth. Of Calif. 1907." | ||||
1-26-f: Mr & Mrs. Freddie, Hupa | 1907 | |||
"A.L.K Investigation of Phys. Auth. Of Calif. 1907." | ||||
1-26-g: John Fullweider | 1907 | |||
Geographic Name(s): Little Lake Pomo, Round Valley Reservation | ||||
1-26-h: Cecilia Crabtree | ||||
Geographic Name(s): Little Lake Pomo, Round Valley Reservation | ||||
1-26-i: Fanny Walker, Yuki | ||||
Geographic Name(s): Round Valley Reservation | ||||
1-26-j: Jack, Yuki | ||||
Geographic Name(s): Round Valley Reservation | ||||
1-26-k: Alice Frank, Yurok | ||||
Geographic Name(s): Requa, California | ||||
1-26-l: Weichpec Henry, Yurok | ||||
Geographic Name(s): Weitchpec, California | ||||
1-27(a-r) Canada and New England | n.d. | |||
1-27-a: Town Scenes | ||||
Geographic Name(s): Canada | ||||
1-27-b: Town Scenes | ||||
Geographic Name(s): Canada | ||||
1-27-c: Town Scenes | ||||
Geographic Name(s): Canada | ||||
1-27-d: Town Scenes | ||||
Geographic Name(s): Canada | ||||
1-27-e: Horse & sleigh | ||||
1-27-f: Saco River, N.H. | ||||
Geographic Name(s): Saco River, N.H. | ||||
1-27-g: Lake St. John, Canada | ||||
Geographic Name(s): Lake St. John, Canada | ||||
1-27-h: Quebec Citadel, Canada. | ||||
Geographic Name(s): Quebec Citadel, Canada. | ||||
1-27-i: Quebec Citadel, Canada. | ||||
Geographic Name(s): Quebec Citadel, Canada. | ||||
1-27-j: Florence Speck by Unidentified Building, Canada | ||||
Geographic Name(s): Canada Access digital object: | ||||
1-27-k: Unidentified Man | ||||
1-27-l: Unidentified Man | ||||
1-27-m: Camp Scenes | ||||
1-27-n: Camp Scenes | ||||
1-27-o: Camp Scenes | ||||
1-27-p: Camp Scenes | ||||
1-27-q: Mt. Washington Rd. N. Hamp. | ||||
Mt. Washington Rd., New Hampshire | ||||
1-27-r: Racoon in Tree | ||||
1-28(a-k) Catawba #1 | 1906-1942 | |||
1-28-a: Fig. 12a: Sally (Brown) Gordon, one of the last speakers of the Catawba Language | February 1935 | |||
1-28-b: Fig. 12b: Sally (Brown) Gordon | 1938 | |||
1-28-c: Fig. 13a: Sam Blue, Catawba Chief, son of Margaret Brown | 1933 | |||
"One of the last speakers of the language" | ||||
1-28-d: Fig. 13b: David Harris, Ex-chief | 1922 | |||
1-28-e: Fig. 14a: Mrs. Sam Blue (Eliza Cantey), wife of chief Sam Blue | 1930 | |||
1-28-f: Fig. 14b: Mrs. Sam Blue (Eliza Cantey), wife of chief Sam Blue | 1930 | |||
1-28-g: Fig. 15a: Frank Cantey, Catawba | 1929 | |||
1-28-h: Fig. 15b: Frank Cantey, Catawba | 1929 | |||
1-28-i: Fig. 16: Catawba youth | 1936 | |||
1-28-j: Fig. 17: Catawba youth, Edward Brown | 1936 | |||
1-28-k: Fig. 18: Sally Brown and daughter of chief in typical garb | 1928 | |||
1-29(l-o) Catawba #2 | 1906-1942 | |||
1-29-l: Fig. 19: Catawba types | 1928 | |||
1-29-m: Fig. 20: Catawba Mother and child | 1928 | |||
1-29-n: Fig. 21: Daughter of Chief Sam Blue carrying child in blanket upon back | 1928 | |||
1-29-o: Fig. 22: Catawba types | 1932 | |||
1-29-p: Fig. 23: Nancy, Harris | ||||
1-29-q: Fig. 24: Looking westward across Catawba River | ||||
1-30(a-j) Catawba #3 | 1906-1942 | |||
1-30-a: Fig. 25: The Catawba native house, or suk | ||||
Removed from mount numbered '42' at bottom right. At top right, '4760 Figs 25-28' | ||||
1-30-b: Fig. 26: Home of D.A. Harris' Family | ||||
Removed from mount numbered '42' at bottom right. At top right, '4760 Figs 25-28' | ||||
1-30-c: Fig. 27: Side view of home of Sally (Brown) Gordon | ||||
Removed from mount numbered '42' at bottom right. At top right, '4760 Figs 25-28' | ||||
1-30-d: Fig. 28: Catawba woman, Sally (Brown) Gordon curving sedge grass for making brooms. | 1932 | |||
Removed from mount numbered '42' at bottom right. At top right, '4760 Figs 25-28' | ||||
1-30-e: Fig. 29: Catawba chief with crossbow in shooting position | 1942 | |||
Removed from mount numbered '43' at bottom right. At top right, '4760 Figs 29-31' as above | ||||
1-30-f: Fig. 30: Catawba bird-cage or pen trap | ||||
Removed from mount numbered '43' at bottom right. At top right, '4760 Figs 29-31' as above | ||||
1-30-g: Fig. 31: Box trap | ||||
Removed from mount numbered '43' at bottom right. At top right, '4760 Figs 29-31' as above | ||||
1-30-h-1: Fig. 32: Catawba using blow gun | 1938 | |||
Published opposite p. 198 of F.G. Speck "The Cane Blowgun in Catawba and Southeastern Ethnology," AA 40. Small print with caption. | ||||
1-30-h-2: Fig. 32: Catawba using blow gun | 1938 | |||
Published opposite p. 198 of F.G. Speck "The Cane Blowgun in Catawba and Southeastern Ethnology," AA 40. Larger b/w print. | ||||
1-30-i: Fig. 33: Fish Basket-trap | ||||
Removed from mount '44' and '4760 figs 32-34, as above. | ||||
1-30-j: Fig. 34: Catawba River Square-ended punts | ||||
Removed from mount '44' and '4760 figs 32-34, as above. | ||||
1-31(a-r) Catawba #4 | 1906-1942 | |||
1-31-a: Margaret Wiley Brown | 1918 | |||
One of the last speakers of Catawba. Died 1922 | ||||
1-31-b: Similar to 'Catawba #3 | ||||
1-31-c: 3 Catawba Children | 1937 | |||
1-31-d: Catawba Woman | ||||
Geographic Name(s): South Carolina | ||||
1-31-e: Unidentified Male | ||||
1-31-f: Unidentified Male | ||||
1-31-g: Joe Saunders & Wife making dugout canoe | 1926 | |||
1-31-h: Sally (Brown) Gordon | February 1935 | |||
1-31-i: Sally (Brown) Gordon | February 1935 | |||
1-31-j: Nancy Harris | 1926 | |||
1-31-k: Nancy Harris | 1926 | |||
1-31-l: Mrs. Samson Owl (?) | June 1927 | |||
1-31-m: Group of unidentified people. | ||||
3rd from left is probably Sally (Brown) Gordon | ||||
1-31-n: Unidentified Catawba Male | 1937 | |||
1-31-o: Scenes on the Catawba River | ||||
Including Ferry & Square ended Punt | ||||
1-31-p: Scenes on the Catawba River | ||||
Including Ferry & Square ended Punt | ||||
1-31-q: Scenes on the Catawba River | ||||
Including Ferry & Square ended Punt | ||||
1-31-r: Scenes on the Catawba River | ||||
Including Ferry & Square ended Punt | ||||
1-32(a-o) Catawba #5 | 1906-1942 | |||
1-32-a: Sally Brown [Gordon] | 1937 | |||
1-32-b: Unidentified house | ||||
1-32-c: Unidentified Scene | ||||
1-32-d: Unidentified couple | ||||
1-32-e: Map | ||||
1-32-f: Blowgun and darts | ||||
Photo of drawing | ||||
1-32-g: Box trap | ||||
Also see Catawba #3 | ||||
1-32-h: Box trap | ||||
Also see Catawba #3 | ||||
1-32-i: Catawba using blowgun | ||||
Also see Catawba #3 h | ||||
1-32-j: Catawba using blowgun | ||||
Also see Catawba #3 h | ||||
1-32-k: Unidentified male | ||||
1-32-l: Chief Sam Blue, Catawba | 1937 | |||
Geographic Name(s): South Carolina | ||||
1-32-m: Unidentified woman and child | ||||
1-32-n : Catawba River | ||||
Also see Catawba #1 g | ||||
1-32-o: Catawba girl | 1937 | |||
1-33(a-k) Catawba #6 | 1906-1942 | |||
1-33-a: Unidentified house & people | ||||
Negative removed from Cherokee Folder | ||||
1-33-b: Unidentified house & people | ||||
Negative removed from Cherokee Folder | ||||
1-33-c: Catawba boyd | 1937 | |||
1-33-d: Like 'Catawba #3 C' | ||||
1-33-e: Unidentified Stream | ||||
1-33-f: Home of D.A. "Toad" Harris | 1938 | |||
Geographic Name(s): South Carolina | ||||
1-33-g: Red Thunder Cloud (Carlos A.H. Westez)(Catawba) and Charles Butler (Montauk) brother of Ethel Butler | ||||
1-33-h: Nancy Harris | ||||
Like 'Catawba #1 (o)' | ||||
1-33-i: Catawba men demonstrating practice of blowing herb medicine concoctions over patients and blowing into the medicine pot | ||||
1-33-j: Catawba men demonstrating practice of blowing herb medicine concoctions over patients and blowing into the medicine pot | ||||
1-33-k: Proof sheet of Pl. 1 of (pp-qq) | ||||
1-34(a-r) Catawba #7 | 1906-1942 | |||
1-34-a: Unidentified male. | ||||
Negative only similar to 'Catawba #4, (e)-(f)' | ||||
1-34-b: Catawba chief with crossbow | ||||
Negative only Similar to Catawba #3, (e ) | ||||
1-34-c: Unidentified male blowing into the medicine pot | ||||
Negative only. See also 'Catawba #6, (i)' | ||||
1-34-d: Unidentified person. | ||||
Negative only | ||||
1-34-e: Unidentified persons, one swinging on a grapevine | ||||
Negative only | ||||
1-34-f: Unidentified woman, possibly Sally (Brown) Gordon | ||||
Negative only | ||||
1-34-g: Unidentified males | ||||
negative only | ||||
1-34-h: Unidentified female | ||||
Negative only | ||||
1-34-i: Unidentified woman and child | ||||
Negative only | ||||
1-34-j: Unidentified female | ||||
Negative only | ||||
1-34-k: Unidentified house | ||||
Negative only | ||||
1-34-l: Unidentified boy | ||||
Negative only | ||||
1-34-m: 3 Unidentified females | ||||
Negative only | ||||
1-34-n: Unidentified family | ||||
Negative only | ||||
1-34-o: Unidentified woman | ||||
Negative only | ||||
1-34-p: Unidentified man | ||||
Negative only | ||||
1-34-q: Unidentified males | ||||
Negative only | ||||
1-34-r: Unidentified girl | ||||
Negative only | ||||
1-35(a-k) Catawba #8 | 1906-1942 | |||
1-35-a: Catawba log stable | 1932 | |||
1-35-b: Group of Catawba | ||||
1-35-c: Group of Catawba children | ||||
1-35-d: Sally (Brown) Gordon | ||||
Same as 'Catawba #3(u) | ||||
1-35-e: Joe Saunders, Catawba | ||||
1-35-f: Joe Saunders, Catawba | ||||
1-35-g: Archie Wheelock, an Oneida adopted by the Catawba and married to one of the women | ||||
1-35-h: Catawba youth | ||||
1-35-i: Nettie Harris, Catawba, one of the best potters | ||||
1-35-j: Edith Brown, Catawba | ||||
1-35-k: Mrs. Gloyne (Harris), Catawba-Cherokee, and children whose father is a white man. | 1922 | |||
Domiciled among eastern Cherokee Geographic Name(s): North Carolina | ||||
1-36(a-q) Catawba #9 | 1906-1942 | |||
1-36-a: Billy Harris, Catawba | ||||
1-36-b: Billy Harris, Catawba | ||||
1-36-c: Robert L. Harris, Catawba | ||||
1-36-d: Robert L. Harris, Catawba | ||||
1-36-e: Frank Cantey, Catawba | ||||
1-36-f: Frank Cantey, Catawba | ||||
1-36-g: Catawba man (Frank Cantey) | 1929 | |||
The individual has been for years an addict to the drug habit | ||||
1-35-h: Catawba man (Frank Cantey) | 1930 | |||
The individual has been for years an addict to the drug habit | ||||
1-36-i: Sally Brown [Gordon] | 1938, February 1935 | |||
1-36-j: Sally Brown [Gordon] | 1938, February 1935 | |||
1-36-k: Sally Brown [Gordon] | 1938, February 1935 | |||
1-36-l: Home of D.A. Harris | 1938 | |||
Geographic Name(s): Catawba Reservation | ||||
1-36-m: Catawba homestead on reservation | ||||
1-36-n: Typical Catawba home, Sally Brown | 1920 | |||
1-36-o: The Catawba Chief's Dwelling (Sam Blue's House) | 1934-5 | |||
Photo by J.L. Korn | ||||
1-36-p: Same as (z) | ||||
Negative removed from Cherokee folder | ||||
1-36-q: Margaret (Wiley) Brown, one of the last four speakers of the catawba language, died 1922 | Dec. 1, 1906 | |||
1-37(a-h) Catawba #10 | 1906-1942 | |||
1-37-a: Mrs. Sam Blue (Eliza Cantey) Wife of chief, wearing head kerchief | About 1926 | |||
1-37-b: Sally Brown, Catawba informant and speaker of the language. She is the daughter of the late Margaret Brown | About 1926 | |||
1-37-C: Robert L. Harris and wife | About 1920 | |||
1-37-d: Catawba girl. Her father is an Oneida | ||||
1-37-e: Unidentified house | ||||
Negative removed from Cherokee folder | ||||
1-37-f: Unidentified house | ||||
Negative removed from Cherokee folder | ||||
1-37-g: Catawba children | ||||
1-37-h: Typical Catawba home on the reservation | ||||
1-38(a-i) Catawba #11 | 1906-1942 | |||
1-38-a: Cage fall trap | ||||
1-38-b: Cross bow & Arrow | ||||
1-38-c: Fish hook | ||||
1-38-d: Fish hooks | ||||
1-38-e: Fish hooks | ||||
1-38-f: Device for taking turtles | ||||
1-38-g: Spring-pole trap | ||||
1-38-h: Fish weir | ||||
1-38-i: Long mash trap | ||||
1-39(a) Catawba pottery (small pieces) | n.d. | |||
1-40(a-r) Catawba, Cherokee, and Machapunga (North Carolina), #1 | 1906-1942 | |||
1-40-a: Unidentified man with blowgun & Dart | ||||
1-40-b: Unidentified man & child. Man blowing herb pot | ||||
1-40-c: Unidentified group | ||||
1-40-d: Mrs. Samson Owl | ||||
Died 1934. One of the last 3 to speak Catawba | ||||
1-40-e: Unidentified man & woman with child on the back | ||||
1-40-f: Frank Cantey | ||||
1-40-g: Unidentified men with blowgun and darts | ||||
1-40-h: Unidentified men with blowgun and darts | ||||
1-40-i: Wagon & ox team fording stream | ||||
1-40-j: Unidentified Machapunga woman | ||||
1-40-k: Unidentified man & house | ||||
1-40-l: Unidentified Machapunga woman & girl | ||||
1-40-m: Unidentified men shooting bows | ||||
1-40-n: Standing balsam | ||||
4000 foot level. Cherokee mountains. | ||||
1-40-o: Unidentified man | ||||
1-40-p: Unidentified woman | ||||
1-40-q: Frank Cantey | ||||
like 'Catawba #9, (e )' | ||||
1-40-r: Frank Cantey | ||||
1-41(a-r) Catawba, Cherokee, and Machapunga (North Carolina), #2 | 1906-1942 | |||
1-41-a: Archie Wheelock, Oneida (see 1-35-g) | ||||
1-41-b: Unidentified men | ||||
1-41-c: Unidentified woman and children | ||||
1-41-d: Unidentified woman and girl | ||||
1-41-e: Unidentified woman with wooden mortar and pestle | ||||
1-41-f: Train on trestle | ||||
1-41-g: Unidentified country scene | ||||
1-41-h: Unidentified woodland scene | ||||
1-41-i: Unidentified man in thicket | ||||
1-41-j: Unidentified woman | ||||
1-41-k: Unidentified boys | ||||
1-41-l: Unidentified Catawba woman and 2 children | ||||
1-41-m: Unidentified scene | ||||
1-41-n: Unidentified scene | ||||
1-41-o: Mrs. Leola Blue, Catawba, Roddy, South Carolina, and unidentified woman | ||||
Geographic Name(s): Roddy, South Carolina | ||||
1-41-p: Unidentified scene | ||||
1-41-q: Herb pot (?) [negative removed from Cherokee folder] | ||||
1-41-r: Two Catawba children. Edith Brown's (?) children. | ||||
1-42(a) Catawba methods of coiling | n.d. | |||
1-42-a: Catawba Methods of Coiling | ||||
1-43(a-c) Catawba pipes (pottery) | 1906-1942 | |||
1-43-a: 7 drawings mounted on one sheet | ||||
Published as Fig. 7, pg. 81, "Catawba Pottery Making..." Vladimir Fewkes | ||||
1-43-b: 4 drawings mounted on one sheet | ||||
Published as Fig. 22, pg. 86. Vladimir Fewkes | ||||
1-43-c: 5 drawings mounted on one sheet | ||||
Published as, Fig. 23, pg. 87. Vladimir Fewkes | ||||
1-44(a-d) Catawba pots | n.d. | |||
1-44-a: | ||||
1-44-b: | ||||
1-44-c: | ||||
1-44-d: | ||||
1-45(a-c) Catawba potters | 1906-1942 | |||
1-45-a: 2 young potters | ||||
Published as Fig. 29, pg. 90, "Catawba Pottery Making," Vladimir Fewkes. | ||||
1-45-b: Mrs. Eliza Gordon | ||||
Published as Fig. 28, p. 89, Vladimir Fewkes Access digital object: | ||||
1-45-c: Similar to 1-45-b, unpublished | ||||
Vladimir Fewkes | ||||
1-46(a-e) Catawba pottery | n.d. | |||
1-46-a: Catawba pottery methods | ||||
Published as Fig. 3, Pg. 78, "Catawba Pottery Making..." Vladimir Fewkes | ||||
1-46-b: Catawba pottery methods | ||||
Published as Fig. 4, Pg. 78, "Catawba Pottery Making..." Vladimir Fewkes | ||||
1-46-c: Catawba pottery methods | ||||
Published as Fig. 5, Pg. 78, "Catawba Pottery Making..." Vladimir Fewkes | ||||
1-46-d: Catawba pottery methods | ||||
Published as Fig. 6, Pg. 80, "Catawba Pottery Making..." Vladimir Fewkes | ||||
1-46-e: Catawba pottery methods | ||||
Published as Fig. 33, Pg. 112, "Catawba Pottery Making..." Vladimir Fewkes | ||||
1-47(a-b) Catawba pottery (cross-sections) | n.d. | |||
1-47-a: Cross-sections of Catawba pots | ||||
Drawing, 4 3/4 x 5 1/2, published as Fig. 10, p. 82, "Catawba Pottery Making..." Vladimir Fewkes | ||||
1-47-b: Cross-sections of Catawba pots | ||||
Drawing, 4 3/4 x 5 1/2, published as Fig. 10, p. 82, "Catawba Pottery Making..." Vladimir Fewkes | ||||
1-47-c: Pipe in cross-section, pipes, & pipe mold | ||||
6 Drawings mounted on one sheet, 12 x 9, published as Fig. 11, p. 82, "Catawba Pottery Making..." Vladimir Fewkes | ||||
1-48(a-h) Catawba pottery making | n.d. | |||
1-48: 8 pieces. Various sizes | ||||
Proofs for some of the figures in the art in Vladimir Fewkes' "Catawba Pottery Making..." | ||||
1-49(a-d) Catawba pottery making (techniques) | n.d. | |||
1-49-a: Using kitchen knife as scraper | ||||
Photo, 4 3/4 x 8 1/2, published as Fig. 24, p. 87, "Catawba Pottery Making..." Vladimir Fewkes | ||||
1-49-b: Using polishing stone | ||||
Photo, 6 3/4 x 8 1/2 published as Fig. 25, p. 87, "Catawba Pottery Making..." Vladimir Fewkes | ||||
1-49-c: Smoothing interior of vessel | ||||
Photo, 6 3/4 x 8, published as Fig. 26, p.88, "Catawba Pottery Making..." Vladimir Fewkes | ||||
1-49-d: Similar to (c) but at earlier stage of smoothing | ||||
Photo, 4 3/4 x 7 3/4, unpublished | ||||
1-50(a-b) [Catawba] pottery making tools | n.d. | |||
1-50-a: Polishing stones, wooden pestle, mussel-shell scrapers | ||||
11 drawings mounted, published as Fig. 1, p.74, "Catawba Potter Making ..." APS Proceedings 88 (1944) | ||||
1-50-b: Gourd-rind tools, cane knife | ||||
9 drawing mounted on one sheet, 14 x 10, published as Fig. 2, p.76, "Catawba Potter Making ..." APS Proceedings 88 (1944) | ||||
1-51(a-b) Catawba pottery pieces | n.d. | |||
1-51-a: Catawba Pottery Pieces | ||||
4 photos mounted on one sheet, 14 3/4 x 10, upper photo published as Fig. 18, p. 85; middle as Fig. 19, p.86; lower 2 as Fig. 20, p.86; "Catawba Pottery Making ..." | ||||
1-51-b: Catawba Pottery Pieces | ||||
2 drawings, 5 1/2 x 4 1/4, mounted; published as Fig. 21, p.86, "Catawba Pottery Making ..." | ||||
1-52(a-b) Catawba vases | n.d. | |||
1-52-a: Catawba Vases | ||||
4 photos mounted on one sheet, 14 1/4 x 9, published as Fig. 12, p.83, "Catawba Pottery Making ..." | ||||
1-52-b: Catawba Vases | ||||
2 drawings mounted on one sheet, 9 x 12; cross-sections of Catawba Vases. Left, unpublished; right published as Fig. 27, p.89, "Catawba Potter Making ..." | ||||
1-53((a) Catawba vessels | n.d. | |||
1-53-a: Catawba Vessels | ||||
2 photos mounted on one sheet, 14 1/4 x 10. Published: upper as Fig. 13, lower as Fig. 14, p.83 in "Catawba Pottery Making ..." | ||||
1-54(a-l) Cayuga | 1949 | |||
Restrictions on Use: Reproduction of this material is restricted due to cultural sensitivity concerns. Please consult the Manuscripts Librarian for information. | ||||
1-54-a: Unidentified woman and child | ||||
Negative | ||||
1-54-b: 2 unidentified children | ||||
Negative | ||||
1-54-c: Unidentified man | ||||
Negative | ||||
1-54-d: Unidentified man | ||||
Negative | ||||
1-54-e: Unidentified woman | ||||
1-54-f: Unidentified group | ||||
1-54-g: Mask | ||||
1-54-h: Red wooden mask | ||||
1-54-i: Image of human face carved on beech tree | ||||
1-54-j: Corn Husk Mask | ||||
Proofs | ||||
1-54-k: Corn Husk Mask | ||||
Proofs | ||||
1-54-l: Red wooden mask | ||||
Proofs | ||||
1-54-m: Red wooden mask | ||||
Proofs | ||||
1-54-n: Image of human face carved on beech tree | ||||
Proofs | ||||
1-55(a-b) Cayuga--Davey, Cuthbert | 1949 | |||
Restrictions on Use: Reproduction of this material is restricted due to cultural sensitivity concerns. Please consult the Manuscripts Librarian for information. | ||||
1-55-a: Mr. Cuthbert Davey, photo from waist up | ||||
1-55-b: Mr. Cuthbert Davey, seated wearing false face | July 1949 | |||
Mr. Cuthbert Davy (Cayuga informant) Soh ji jowane 'Notedly his flower is big' | ||||
1-56(a) Cayuga--Davey, Jenima Hess (Mrs. Cuthbert Davey) | 1949 | |||
1-56-a: Jemima Hess Davey (Mrs. Cuthbert Davey) | Juyl 1949 | |||
The we tha | ||||
1-57(a) Cayuga--Longhouse (outside) | 1933 | |||
1-57-a: Cayuga Longhouse (outside), Sour Springs, Six Nations Reserve | February 1933 | |||
Oil on board, 6 x 9, for art in bulletin | ||||
2-1(a-f) Central and South America | n.d. | |||
2-1-a: Capibara | ||||
Removed from photo album "Tribes of Matto Grosso, V.M. Petrullo, 1932" See also Brazil: Mato Grosso, etc. | ||||
2-1-b: Unidentified female (?) Amazon tribe | ||||
Removed from photo album "Tribes of Matto Grosso, V.M. Petrullo, 1932" See also Brazil: Mato Grosso, etc. | ||||
2-1-c: Village, E. Slope Andes | ||||
Removed from photo album "Tribes of Matto Grosso, V.M. Petrullo, 1932" See also Brazil: Mato Grosso, etc. Geographic Name(s): Contamana, Peru | ||||
2-1-d: Panamanian woman & children | ||||
Removed from photo album "Tribes of Matto Grosso, V.M. Petrullo, 1932" See also Brazil: Mato Grosso, etc. | ||||
2-1-e: Devil Dancer, Panama Chitre district | ||||
Removed from photo album "Tribes of Matto Grosso, V.M. Petrullo, 1932" See also Brazil: Mato Grosso, etc. | ||||
2-1-f: Unidentified female | ||||
Removed from photo album "Tribes of Matto Grosso, V.M. Petrullo, 1932" See also Brazil: Mato Grosso, etc. | ||||
2-2(a-v) Cherokee #1 | 1915-1948 | |||
2-2-a: Agnes Driver | 1935 | |||
Access digital object: | ||||
2-2-b: Agnes Driver | 1935 | |||
Geographic Name(s): Big Cove (N.C.) | ||||
2-2-c: Stickball sticks | 1935 | |||
Geographic Name(s): Big Cove (N.C.) | ||||
2-2-d: John Driver, facing away, holding stickball stick | 1935 | |||
Geographic Name(s): Big Cove (N.C.) | ||||
2-2-e: Cherokee stickball match | ||||
2-2-f: Cherokee stickball match | ||||
2-2-g: Cherokee stickball match | undated | |||
Access digital object: | ||||
2-2-h: Cherokee stickball match | ||||
2-2-i: Cherokee stickball match | ||||
2-2-j: Cherokee stickball match | ||||
2-2-k: Cherokee stickball match | ||||
2-2-l: Cherokee stickball match | ||||
Removed from enveolope "Cherokee films Louis Korn" | ||||
2-2-m: Dancing | ||||
Removed from enveolope "Cherokee films Louis Korn" | ||||
2-2-n: Dancing | ||||
Removed from enveolope "Cherokee films Louis Korn" | ||||
2-2-o: Dancing | ||||
Removed from enveolope "Cherokee films Louis Korn" | ||||
2-2-p: Dancing | ||||
Removed from enveolope "Cherokee films Louis Korn" | ||||
2-2-q: Cecilia Driver | ||||
"Cherokee maiden with doll in carrying sheet as the women carry their babies." | ||||
2-2-r: Cherokee Basket Maker | 1926 | |||
Removed from envelope "Cherokee Indian Fair ... 1926" | ||||
2-2-s: Cherokee basket maker, postcard | 1937 | |||
Access digital object: | ||||
2-2-t: A Cherokee Home | 1926 | |||
Removed from envelope "Cherokee Indian Fair ... 1926" | ||||
2-2-u-1: Cecilia Driver and baby | January 1935 | |||
Removed from envelope "F.G. Speck, Cherokee Films, Jan. 1935" 8 pcs. Negatives only Geographic Name(s): Big Cove (N.C.) | ||||
2-2-u-2: Driver family portrait, standing outside | circa 1935 | |||
Geographic Name(s): Big Cove (N.C.) Access digital object: | ||||
2-2-u-3: Driver family | 1935 | |||
Geographic Name(s): Big Cove (N.C.) Access digital object: | ||||
2-2-u-4: John Driver, with daughters, Agnes and Lucinda Driver | circa 1935 | |||
Geographic Name(s): Big Cove (N.C.) Access digital object: | ||||
2-2-v-1: Snowy trail near Big Cove | January 1935 | |||
Removed from envelope "F.G. Speck, Cherokee Films, Jan. 1935" 8 pcs. Negatives only Geographic Name(s): Big Cove (N.C.) | ||||
2-2-v-2: Frank Speck with men at Big Cove | January 1935 | |||
Geographic Name(s): Big Cove (N.C.) | ||||
2-2-v-3: Buildings with snow at Big Cove | January 1935 | |||
Geographic Name(s): Big Cove (N.C.) | ||||
2-2-v-4: Driver family home with cow | January 1935 | |||
Geographic Name(s): Big Cove (N.C.) | ||||
2-3(a-n) Cherokee #2 | 1915-1948 | |||
2-3-a-1: Unidentified people and scenes (including town & steam locomotive) | ||||
Negative only, 28 pcs. | ||||
2-3-a-2: Unidentified people and scenes (including town & steam locomotive) | ||||
Negative only, 28 pcs. | ||||
2-3-a-3: Unidentified people and scenes (including town & steam locomotive) | ||||
Negative only, 28 pcs. | ||||
2-3-a-4: Carl Standing Deer, portrait | circa 1930s | |||
Geographic Name(s): Big Cove (N.C.) Access digital object: | ||||
2-3-a-5: John W. Driver, portrait | circa 1930s | |||
Geographic Name(s): Big Cove (N.C.) Access digital object: | ||||
2-3-b: Unidentified people and scenes (including town & steam locomotive) | ||||
Negative only, 28 pcs. | ||||
2-3-c: Unidentified people and scenes (including town & steam locomotive) | ||||
Negative only, 28 pcs. | ||||
2-3-d: Unidentified people and scenes (including town & steam locomotive) | ||||
Negative only, 28 pcs. | ||||
2-3-e: Unidentified people and scenes (including town & steam locomotive) | ||||
Negative only, 28 pcs. | ||||
2-3-f: Cherokee store, interior | ||||
Access digital object: | ||||
2-3-g: Unidentified people and scenes (including town & steam locomotive) | ||||
Negative only, 28 pcs. | ||||
2-3-h: Corn mortar and pestle | ||||
Access digital object: | ||||
2-3-i: Basket with vertical stripes | ||||
Access digital object: | ||||
2-3-j: Double weave basket | 1940 | |||
Access digital object: | ||||
2-3-k: Basket with geometric designs | ||||
Access digital object: | ||||
2-3-l: Oak splint basket | ||||
Access digital object: | ||||
2-3-m: Basket with geometric designs, horizontal and diagonal | 1941 | |||
Access digital object: | ||||
2-3-n: Pottery jar made by Maude Welsh | ||||
Geographic Name(s): Cherokee, North Carolina Access digital object: | ||||
2-4(a-u) Cherokee #3 | 1915-1948 | |||
2-4-a: Spearing fish from dugout | ||||
Negative only | ||||
2-4-b: Rattlesnake-tooth scratcher | ||||
Drawing | ||||
2-4-c: Bone scratching instrument | ||||
Drawing | ||||
2-4-d: Bone scratching instrument | ||||
Drawing | ||||
2-4-e: Rattlesnake-tooth scratcher (drawing) | ||||
2-4-f: Unidentified | ||||
2-4-g: Unidentified | ||||
2-4-h: Sigle Ned with 10-foot blowgun, and child with doll | ||||
Access digital object: | ||||
2-4-i: Samson Welch with 9-foot 4-inch blowgun | ||||
2-4-j: Samson Welch with 9-foot 4-inch blowgun | ||||
2-4-k: Dancing | ||||
2-4-l: Dancing | ||||
Access digital object: | ||||
2-4-m: Dancing | ||||
2-4-n: Cherokee women dancing | 1940 | |||
Access digital object: | ||||
2-4-o: Running Dance, mixed gender group | 1940 | |||
Access digital object: | ||||
2-4-p: Running Dance, mixed gender line | 1940 | |||
Access digital object: | ||||
2-4-q: MacEdward Leach & F.G. Speck at Ravensfork, NC, Cherokee Reservation | 1928 (?) | |||
Geographic Name(s): Ravensfork, North Carolina | ||||
2-4-r: Unidentified | 1941 | |||
Removed from envelope "Cherokee N. Car, 1941" | ||||
2-4-s: Unidentified | 1941 | |||
Removed from envelope "Cherokee N. Car, 1941" | ||||
2-4-t: Cherokee mask | 1940 (about) | |||
Photo by Reuban Goldberg, 3/20/48 | ||||
2-4-u: Unidentified man in headdress | ||||
Photo by Walter McCandlish, Petersburg, Va. Geographic Name(s): Cherokee, North Carolina | ||||
2-5(a-l) Cherokee #4 | 1915-1948 | |||
2-5-a: Various structures & people | ||||
Removed from envelope 'Lone Star, Cherokee, NC, Murphy Band?' | ||||
2-5-b: Various structures & people | ||||
Removed from envelope 'Lone Star, Cherokee, NC, Murphy Band?' | ||||
2-5-c: Various structures & people | ||||
Removed from envelope 'Lone Star, Cherokee, NC, Murphy Band?' | ||||
2-5-d: Various structures & people | ||||
Removed from envelope 'Lone Star, Cherokee, NC, Murphy Band?' | ||||
2-5-e: Various structures & people | ||||
Removed from envelope 'Lone Star, Cherokee, NC, Murphy Band?' | ||||
2-5-f: Various structures & people | ||||
Removed from envelope 'Lone Star, Cherokee, NC, Murphy Band?' | ||||
2-5-g: Various structures & people | ||||
Removed from envelope 'Lone Star, Cherokee, NC, Murphy Band?' | ||||
2-5-h: Cherokee dwellings | ||||
Access digital object: | ||||
2-5-i: Various structures & people | ||||
Removed from envelope 'Lone Star, Cherokee, NC, Murphy Band?' Negative only | ||||
2-5-j: Various structures & people | ||||
Removed from envelope 'Lone Star, Cherokee, NC, Murphy Band?' Negative only | ||||
2-5-k: Various structures & people | ||||
Removed from envelope 'Lone Star, Cherokee, NC, Murphy Band?' Negative only | ||||
2-5-l: Another in above series | ||||
Taken from envelope 'unidentified' | ||||
2-6(a) Cherokee and Catawba nations--map | n.d. | |||
2-6-a: Cherokee and Catawba Nations Map | ||||
2-7(a-b) Cherokee mortars and pestles | 1921 | |||
2-7-a: Indian Woman Pounding Corn | ||||
Postal card; 5 1/2 x 3 1/2 Removed from folder "Southeastern Mortars & Pestles," April 27, 1976 Geographic Name(s): Cherokee Reservation, North Carolina | ||||
2-7-b: Cherokee woman of eastern band North Carolina pounding corn in wooden mortar and with pestle of wood | 1921 | |||
Photo; 4 x 3; mounted Removed from folder "Southeastern Mortars & Pestles," April 27, 1976 Geographic Name(s): Cherokee Reservation, North Carolina | ||||
2-8(a) Cherokee Mother, with child on back | n.d. | |||
2-8-a: Cherokee mother with child on back | ||||
E.H. Perkins 10 x 8, mounted with matting | ||||
2-9(a) Cherokee pottery stamp paddles | 1915 | |||
2-9-a: Pottery Stamp Paddles (Cherokee) | 1915 | |||
2 paddles in one photo Geographic Name(s): Cherokee, North Carolina | ||||
2-10(a) Cherokee vessel | n.d. | |||
2-10-a: Cherokee vessel | ||||
Access digital object: | ||||
2-11(a-c) Cherokee--Welch, Mrs. Maude | n.d. | |||
2-11-a: Maude Welsh working on mouth of a vessel | ||||
Access digital object: | ||||
2-11-b: Mrs. Maude Welch making a pot | ||||
Access digital object: | ||||
2-11-c: Welch, Mrs. Maude, another view | ||||
Unpub'd, 4 3/4 x 6, still | ||||
2-12(a-b) Cheyenne | n.d. | |||
2-12-a: John Wicks Okesteei | ||||
Photo A.B. Gardner | ||||
2-12-b: Cheyenne Mother & child | ||||
Photo Jessie Tarbox Beals | ||||
2-13(a-l) Chickahominy #1 | 1939-1948 | |||
2-13-a: Chickahominy fishermen hauling shad seine on shore at Windsor Shades. | ||||
Geographic Name(s): Windsor Shades, Virginia | ||||
2-13-b: Chickahominy girls | ||||
2-13-c: Chickahominy woman and girl | ||||
2-13-d: Chickahominy woman and girl | ||||
2-13-e: Mollie Blden, Accomac woman | ||||
2-13-f: John Bradby, brother of Chief Pem Bradby | ||||
2-13-g: Potsherds | ||||
Site of Apocant Chickahominy River. Geographic Name(s): Windsor Shades, Virginia | ||||
2-13-h: Bobby & Andrew, nephew of Chief Oliver Adkins, West Chickahominy | 1941 | |||
Ted Stern Geographic Name(s): Roxbury, Virginia | ||||
2-13-i: Bobby & Andrew, nephew of Chief Oliver Adkins, West Chickahominy | 1941 | |||
Ted Stern Geographic Name(s): Roxbury, Virginia | ||||
2-13-j: Nemo | 1941 | |||
Son-in-law of Joseph Adkins, West Chickahominy, and family. Ted Stern. Geographic Name(s): Roxbury, Virginia | ||||
2-13-k: Joseph Adkins | 1941 | |||
West Chickahomny. Ted Stern. Geographic Name(s): Roxbury, Virginia | ||||
2-13-l: Mrs. R. Adkins | 1941 | |||
West Chickahomny. Ted Stern. Geographic Name(s): Roxbury, Virginia | ||||
2-14(a-q) Chickahominy #2 | 1939-1948 | |||
2-14-a: Chief Oliver Adkins | 1941 | |||
West Chickahominy, with wife and daughter, Shirley-Anne. Ted Stern. Geographic Name(s): Roxbury, Virginia | ||||
2-14-b: Chief Oliver Adkins | 1941 | |||
West Chickahominy. Ted Stern. Geographic Name(s): Roxbury, Virginia | ||||
2-14-c: Children of Powhatan and Rebecca Bradby | 1939 | |||
Geographic Name(s): Windsor Shades, Virginia | ||||
2-14-d: Chief Oliver Adkins with nephews Bobby and Andrew | 1941 | |||
West Chickahominy. Ted Stern. Geographic Name(s): Roxbury, Virginia | ||||
2-14-e: Chief's neck ornament, Chickahominy | ||||
2-14-f: Chickahominy boy with "Sora horses"... | ||||
2-14-g: Chickahominy children pounding walnuts with mortar and stone | ||||
2-14-h: Chickahominy River, near West Chickahominy | 1941 | |||
West Chickahominy. Ted Stern. Geographic Name(s): Roxbury, Virginia | ||||
2-14-i: William H. Adkins | ||||
Chickahominy chief (died 1921). Photo from Bureau of American Ethnology. | ||||
2-14-j: William H. Adkins | ||||
Chickahominy chief (died 1921). Photo from Bureau of American Ethnology. | ||||
2-14-k: William H. Adkins | ||||
Chickahominy chief (died 1921). Photo from Bureau of American Ethnology. | ||||
2-14-l: Joseph Adkins | 1941 | |||
West Chickahominy. Ted Stern. Geographic Name(s): Roxbury, Virginia | ||||
2-14-m: Chickahominy woman | ||||
2-14-n: Chickahominy children | ||||
2-14-o: Jared Adkins, Chickahominy | ||||
2-14-p: Maggie Adkins, Chickahominy | ||||
2-14-q: Trigger for squirrel or coon breakneck | ||||
Joseph C. Adkins, Chickahominy, Carving | ||||
2-15(a-w) Chickahominy #3 | 1939-1948 | |||
2-15-a: Scene in swamp hunting grounds on Chickahominy River | ||||
2-15-b: Boats on river | ||||
2-15-c: Net fishermen | ||||
2-15-d: John Bradby | ||||
2-15-e: Unidentified boy | ||||
2-15-f: Unidentified woman and children | ||||
2-15-g: John Bradby | ||||
2-15-h: E. P. Bradby | ||||
Chickahominy. Died 1939. | ||||
2-15-i: E. P. Bradby | ||||
Chickahominy. Died 1939. | ||||
2-15-j: E. P. Bradby | ||||
Chickahominy. Died 1939. | ||||
2-15-k: Rebecca Bradby and children | 1939 | |||
Geographic Name(s): Windsor Shades, Virginia | ||||
2-15-l: Rebecca Bradby and children | 1939 | |||
Geographic Name(s): Windsor Shades, Virginia | ||||
2-15-m: Rebecca Bradby and children | 1939 | |||
Geographic Name(s): Windsor Shades, Virginia | ||||
2-15-n: Rebecca Bradby and children | 1939 | |||
Geographic Name(s): Windsor Shades, Virginia | ||||
2-15-o: Rebecca Bradby and children | 1939 | |||
Geographic Name(s): Windsor Shades, Virginia | ||||
2-15-p: Rebecca Bradby and children | 1939 | |||
Geographic Name(s): Windsor Shades, Virginia | ||||
2-15-q: Unidentified man in headdress | ||||
2-15-r: "Dad" | 1939 | |||
Negro born in slavery, Orange County, Virginia, before 1850. Now living at Windsor Shades, 1939. Geographic Name(s): Windsor Shades, Virginia | ||||
2-15-s: "Dad" | 1939 | |||
Negro born in slavery, Orange County, Virginia, before 1850. Now living at Windsor Shades, 1939. Geographic Name(s): Windsor Shades, Virginia | ||||
2-15-t: Unidentified boy with camera and girl | ||||
2-15-u: Chickahominy boy, Powhatan Bradby | ||||
Geographic Name(s): Windsor Shades, Virginia | ||||
2-15-v: Chickahominy boy, Powhatan Bradby | ||||
Geographic Name(s): Windsor Shades, Virginia | ||||
2-15-w: Rebecca Bradby and children | ||||
Removed from envelope labelled "VIrginia" | ||||
2-16(a-m) Chickahominy #4 | 1939-1948 | |||
2-16-a: Chickahominy woman, Mrs. Thomas Adkins | ||||
2-16-b: Children of Rebecca Bradby | ||||
2-16-c: Children of Rebecca Bradby | ||||
2-16-d: Mrs. W. A. Bradby, Chickahominy | ||||
2-16-e: Mattaponi man and Chickahominy wife with children | ||||
2-16-f: Club (?) Little Bear, a San Blas Indian, Married a chickahominy woman | June 1940 | |||
2-16-g: Club (?) Little Bear, a San Blas Indian, Married a chickahominy woman | June 1940 | |||
2-16-h: Unidentified Man | ||||
2-16-i: Chickahominy girl of Adkins family and child of "Bear" a San Blas Indian and Chickahominy mother | Nov. 1940 | |||
Geographic Name(s): Windsor Shades, Virginia | ||||
2-16-j: Chickahominy family, W.A. Bradby, Mrs. R [sic] Bradby, and children | ||||
2-16-k: Chief O.W. Adkins, Chickahominy | 1923 | |||
Photo by Bachrach | ||||
2-16-l: Chickahominy man, Robert Bradby | ||||
Geographic Name(s): Windsor Shades, Virginia | ||||
2-16-m: Benj. F. Adkins, W. Chickahominy, holding remains of rib basket | 1941 | |||
Ted Stern Geographic Name(s): Roxbury, Virginia | ||||
2-17(n-t) Chickahominy #5 | 1939-1948 | |||
2-17-n: Chickahominy Cross-bow and bolts | 1948 | |||
Ted Stern | ||||
2-17-o: Chickahominy gourd vessels | 1948 | |||
Ted Stern | ||||
2-17-p: Chickahominy husking pegs | 1948 | |||
Ted Stern | ||||
2-17-q: Chickahominy River, near Windsor Shades | ||||
Design from pipe stem. Drawing | ||||
2-17-r: "Pump" or slipper pipe | ||||
Drawing | ||||
2-17-s: W. Chickahominy Pot. | ||||
Drawing | ||||
2-17-t: Canoe paddles | ||||
Drawing | ||||
2-18(a-e) "Chipewyan" (Denesuline) | 1912-1913 | |||
2-18-a: "'Old Catherine' of Fort Chipewyan" | 1912-1913 | |||
Geographic Name(s): Fort Chipewyan, Alberta | ||||
2-18-b: "Tallest Chipewyan at Fond du Lac" | 1912-1913 | |||
Geographic Name(s): Fond-du-Lac, Saskatchewan | ||||
2-18-c: Denesuline children at Fond-du-lac | 1912-1913 | |||
Other Descriptive Information: Title written on back: "Chipewyan urchins at Fond du Lac"" Geographic Name(s): Fond-du-Lac, Saskatchewan | ||||
2-18-d: The steamer "Grahame" at Fort Chipewyan | 1912-1913 | |||
2-18-e: Forest fire opposte Grand Rapids Island, Athabaska River | 1912-1913 | |||
2-19(a-b) Choctaw beaded belts | 1935-1946 | |||
2-19-a: From Stella & Emma Celestine | 1935 - 46 | |||
Geographic Name(s): Bayou La Combe, Louisiana | ||||
2-19-b: From Louisa Celestine | 1941 | |||
Geographic Name(s): Bayou La Combe, Louisiana | ||||
2-20(a-b) Choctaw Indians, ball playing | n.d. | |||
2-20-a: Ball playing among the Choctaw Indians | ||||
Engraving, S. Doty, C. Mairand (?) | ||||
2-20-b: Indian Game of Ball | ||||
Engraving after Catlin. Similar to P1.225 in The North American Indians | ||||
2-21(a) Comanche war shield | 1925 | |||
2-21: Comanche War Shield | ||||
Photo, 4 1/2 x 2 5/8 (of buffalo hide throughout. 22 inches in diameter. Blood stains on bakc & is 75 or 80 years old. Taken in western Texas in 1868 & was very old even at that date. 50.00, July 8, 1925) | ||||
2-22(a-b) Cooke, Chas. A. | 1949 | |||
2-22-a: Charles A. Cooke | 1949 | |||
Geographic Name(s): Ohsweken, Ontario | ||||
2-22-b: Charles A. Cooke | 1949 | |||
Geographic Name(s): Ohsweken, Ontario | ||||
2-23(a-g) Cornplanter, Jesse J.--drawings | 1937 | |||
2-23-a: Corn Husk Dolls | ||||
Access digital object: | ||||
2-23-b: The Three Sisters | ||||
2-23-c: Wooden bowl and spoon | ||||
2-23-d: Wooden trencher and stirring paddle | ||||
2-23-e: Clan symbols | ||||
2-23-f: Clan symbols | ||||
2-23-g: Seneca bow, arrows, and quiver | ||||
2-24(a-d) Cornplanter, Jesse J.--naked bear drawings | 1937 | |||
2-24-a: Naked bear drawings | ||||
Accompanied by cover | ||||
2-24-b: Naked bear drawings | ||||
Accompanied by cover | ||||
2-24-c: Naked bear drawings | ||||
Accompanied by cover | ||||
2-24-d: Naked bear drawings | ||||
Accompanied by cover | ||||
2-25(a-m) Cree #1 | 1908-1940 | |||
2-25-a: Unidentified scenes | ||||
Removed from photo album "Cree, James Bay, A.B. Skinner Photos." Geographic Name(s): Missanabie River, Ontario, Canada | ||||
2-25-b: Unidentified scenes | ||||
Removed from photo album "Cree, James Bay, A.B. Skinner Photos." | ||||
2-25-c: Unidentified scenes | ||||
Removed from photo album "Cree, James Bay, A.B. Skinner Photos." | ||||
2-25-d: Burnt forest | 1908 | |||
Removed from photo album "Cree, James Bay, A.B. Skinner Photos." Geographic Name(s): Missanabie River, Ontario, Canada | ||||
2-25-e: Unidentified men with pelts | ||||
Removed from photo album "Cree, James Bay, A.B. Skinner Photos." | ||||
2-25-f: Unidentified group | ||||
Removed from photo album "Cree, James Bay, A.B. Skinner Photos." | ||||
2-25-g: Unidentified camp on beach | ||||
Removed from photo album "Cree, James Bay, A.B. Skinner Photos." Geographic Name(s): James Bay, Quebec (?) | ||||
2-25-h: Unidentified groups | ||||
Removed from photo album "Cree, James Bay, A.B. Skinner Photos." | ||||
2-25-i: Unidentified groups | ||||
Removed from photo album "Cree, James Bay, A.B. Skinner Photos." | ||||
2-25-j: Unidentified groups | ||||
Removed from photo album "Cree, James Bay, A.B. Skinner Photos." | ||||
2-25-k: Unidentified groups | ||||
Removed from photo album "Cree, James Bay, A.B. Skinner Photos." | ||||
2-25-l: Unidentified groups | ||||
Removed from photo album "Cree, James Bay, A.B. Skinner Photos." | ||||
2-25-m: Unidentified groups | ||||
Removed from photo album "Cree, James Bay, A.B. Skinner Photos." | ||||
2-26(n-z) Cree #2 | 1908-1940 | |||
2-26-n: Unidentified persons | ||||
Removed from photo album "Cree, James Bay, A.B. Skinner Photos." | ||||
2-26-o: Unidentified persons | ||||
Removed from photo album "Cree, James Bay, A.B. Skinner Photos." | ||||
2-26-p: Unidentified persons | ||||
Removed from photo album "Cree, James Bay, A.B. Skinner Photos." | ||||
2-26-q: Unidentified persons | ||||
Removed from photo album "Cree, James Bay, A.B. Skinner Photos." | ||||
2-26-r: Cree boys | ||||
Removed from photo album "Cree, James Bay, A.B. Skinner Photos." Geographic Name(s): Quebec, Canada | ||||
2-26-s: Unidentified persons | ||||
Removed from photo album "Cree, James Bay, A.B. Skinner Photos." | ||||
2-26-t: Unidentified persons | ||||
Removed from photo album "Cree, James Bay, A.B. Skinner Photos." | ||||
2-26-u: Unidentified persons | ||||
Removed from photo album "Cree, James Bay, A.B. Skinner Photos." | ||||
2-26-v: Unidentified persons | ||||
Removed from photo album "Cree, James Bay, A.B. Skinner Photos." | ||||
2-26-w: Unidentified persons | ||||
Removed from photo album "Cree, James Bay, A.B. Skinner Photos." | ||||
2-26-x: Stretched hide | ||||
Removed from photo album "Cree, James Bay, A.B. Skinner Photos." | ||||
2-26-y: Woman with child on cradle board | ||||
Removed from photo album "Cree, James Bay, A.B. Skinner Photos." | ||||
2-26-z: Woman working hide (?) | ||||
Removed from photo album "Cree, James Bay, A.B. Skinner Photos." | ||||
2-27(a-m) Cree #3 | 1908-1940 | |||
2-27-a: Unidentified man | ||||
Removed from photo album "Cree, James Bay, A.B. Skinner Photos." | ||||
2-27-b: 2 Unidentified girls | ||||
Removed from photo album "Cree, James Bay, A.B. Skinner Photos." | ||||
2-27-c: 2 Unidentified women with children on cradle boards | ||||
Removed from photo album "Cree, James Bay, A.B. Skinner Photos." | ||||
2-27-d: Unidentified | ||||
Removed from photo album "Cree, James Bay, A.B. Skinner Photos." | ||||
2-27-e: Unidentified | ||||
Removed from photo album "Cree, James Bay, A.B. Skinner Photos." | ||||
2-27-f: Cree girls | 1908 (?) | |||
Removed from photo album "Cree, James Bay, A.B. Skinner Photos." Rupert's House, Quebec. Postal card. Includes note from A. Skinner to F.G. Speck. Postmark 1908. | ||||
2-27-g: Unidentified river | ||||
Removed from photo album "Cree, James Bay, A.B. Skinner Photos." | ||||
2-27-h: Postal card, Unidentified scene | ||||
Removed from photo album "Cree, James Bay, A.B. Skinner Photos." | ||||
2-27-i: Postal card, Unidentified scene | ||||
Removed from photo album "Cree, James Bay, A.B. Skinner Photos." | ||||
2-27-j: Unidentified scene | ||||
Removed from photo album "Cree, James Bay, A.B. Skinner Photos." | ||||
2-27-k: Glass or Thunder Falls | ||||
Removed from photo album "Cree, James Bay, A.B. Skinner Photos." Geographic Name(s): Missanabie River, Ontario, Canada | ||||
2-27-l: Plains Cree | ||||
Removed from photo album "Cree, James Bay, A.B. Skinner Photos." Geographic Name(s): Manitoba, Canada (?) | ||||
2-27-m: Unidentified man in canoe | ||||
Removed from photo album "Cree, James Bay, A.B. Skinner Photos." | ||||
2-28(a-i) Cree #4 | 1908-1940 | |||
2-28-a: "Mountie" famous leader, from Arctic Circle' | February 1925 | |||
Removed from envelope "Cree Dogs, Feb. 1925." | ||||
2-28-b: Indian "musher"' | February 1925 | |||
Removed from envelope "Cree Dogs, Feb. 1925." | ||||
2-28-c: Chateau Frontenac Team in Action' | February 1925 | |||
Removed from envelope "Cree Dogs, Feb. 1925." | ||||
2-28-d: A fast turn at St. Louis Galt' | February 1925 | |||
Removed from envelope "Cree Dogs, Feb. 1925." | ||||
2-28-e: Family of Naskapi sled dogs at Seven Islands. | February 1925 | |||
Removed from envelope "Cree Dogs, Feb. 1925." Photo by W.H. Hauser. Geographic Name(s): Sept-Iles, Quebec | ||||
2-28-f: Plains Cree, File Hills | ||||
Geographic Name(s): File Hills, Saskatchewan | ||||
2-28-g: Indian encampment | ||||
Postal card, includes note from Edward Sapir to Frank G. Speck, Sept. 9, 1910 Geographic Name(s): Lake of the Woods, Ontario, Canada | ||||
2-28-h: Cree Indians making nets | ||||
Postal card, includes note from Ralph S. Palmer to Frank G. Speck, postmark July 24, 1940 Geographic Name(s): The Pas, Manitoba, Canada | ||||
2-28-i: Cree lodge | ||||
Photo by A.B. Skinner Geographic Name(s): James Bay, P.Q. | ||||
2-29(a-o) Creek #1 | 1904-1941 | |||
2-29-a: Creek man | ||||
2-29-b: Indian cottage near Atmore, Ala. | ||||
Geographic Name(s): Atmore, Alabama | ||||
2-29-c: Indians picking cotton near Atmore, Ala. | ||||
2-29-d: Unidentified house & group | ||||
2-29-e: Fred Walker, Betsy McGee & group of Creeks of Atmore, Alabama | February 1941 | |||
Includes negative Geographic Name(s): Atmore, Alabama | ||||
2-29-f: Fred Walker, Betsy McGee & group of Creeks of Atmore, Alabama. F.G. Speck | February 1942 | |||
Includes negative Geographic Name(s): Atmore, Alabama | ||||
2-29-g: Fred Walker | ||||
Includes negative | ||||
2-29-h: Fred Walker | ||||
Includes negative | ||||
2-29-i: Fred Walker | ||||
Negative only | ||||
2-29-j: Indian home, near Atmore, Ala. Mrs. Paisley | ||||
Geographic Name(s): Atmore, Alabama | ||||
2-29-k: Indian family near Atmore, Ala. | ||||
Geographic Name(s): Atmore, Alabama | ||||
2-29-l: Unidentified group | ||||
2-29-m: St. Mary's Indian Church near Atmore, Ala. | ||||
Geographic Name(s): Atmore, Alabama | ||||
2-29-n: St. John's Church | ||||
2-29-o: Indian family, near Atmore, Ala. | ||||
Geographic Name(s): Atmore, Alabama | ||||
2-30(a-l) Creek #2 | 1904-1941 | |||
2-30-a: Baptism in Perdido River | ||||
Photos in folders (#2) and (#3) by Rev. Edgar Van W. Edwards, Atmore, Alabama, Sent to F.G. Speck, Feb. 4, 1941 Geographic Name(s): Perdido River, Alabama | ||||
2-30-b: Unidentified girls | ||||
Photos in folders (#2) and (#3) by Rev. Edgar Van W. Edwards, Atmore, Alabama, Sent to F.G. Speck, Feb. 4, 1941 | ||||
2-30-c: Unidentified group | ||||
Photos in folders (#2) and (#3) by Rev. Edgar Van W. Edwards, Atmore, Alabama, Sent to F.G. Speck, Feb. 4, 1941 | ||||
2-30-d: Unidentified group | ||||
Photos in folders (#2) and (#3) by Rev. Edgar Van W. Edwards, Atmore, Alabama, Sent to F.G. Speck, Feb. 4, 1941 | ||||
2-30-e: Indian home & family, near Atmore, Ala. | ||||
Photos in folders (#2) and (#3) by Rev. Edgar Van W. Edwards, Atmore, Alabama, Sent to F.G. Speck, Feb. 4, 1941 Geographic Name(s): Atmore, Alabama | ||||
2-30-f: Indian girl, near Atmore, Ala. | ||||
Photos in folders (#2) and (#3) by Rev. Edgar Van W. Edwards, Atmore, Alabama, Sent to F.G. Speck, Feb. 4, 1941 Geographic Name(s): Atmore, Alabama | ||||
2-30-g: Unidentified men | ||||
Photos in folders (#2) and (#3) by Rev. Edgar Van W. Edwards, Atmore, Alabama, Sent to F.G. Speck, Feb. 4, 1941 | ||||
2-30-h: Unidentified women & children | ||||
Photos in folders (#2) and (#3) by Rev. Edgar Van W. Edwards, Atmore, Alabama, Sent to F.G. Speck, Feb. 4, 1941 | ||||
2-30-i: Indian home & family | ||||
Photos in folders (#2) and (#3) by Rev. Edgar Van W. Edwards, Atmore, Alabama, Sent to F.G. Speck, Feb. 4, 1941 | ||||
2-30-j: Unidentified group, near Atmore, Ala. | ||||
Photos in folders (#2) and (#3) by Rev. Edgar Van W. Edwards, Atmore, Alabama, Sent to F.G. Speck, Feb. 4, 1941 Geographic Name(s): Atmore, Alabama | ||||
2-30-k: Unidentified men, covered wagon, & oxen | ||||
Photos in folders (#2) and (#3) by Rev. Edgar Van W. Edwards, Atmore, Alabama, Sent to F.G. Speck, Feb. 4, 1941 | ||||
2-30-l: Unidentified flowering shrub | ||||
Photos in folders (#2) and (#3) by Rev. Edgar Van W. Edwards, Atmore, Alabama, Sent to F.G. Speck, Feb. 4, 1941 | ||||
2-31(m-x) Creek #3 | 1904-1941 | |||
2-31-m: Wagon & Ox | ||||
Photos in folders (#2) and (#3) by Rev. Edgar Van W. Edwards, Atmore, Alabama, Sent to F.G. Speck, Feb. 4, 1941 | ||||
2-31-n: One-room school | ||||
Photos in folders (#2) and (#3) by Rev. Edgar Van W. Edwards, Atmore, Alabama, Sent to F.G. Speck, Feb. 4, 1941 | ||||
2-31-o: Home of Mrs. DeWise, full-blooded Creek | ||||
Photos in folders (#2) and (#3) by Rev. Edgar Van W. Edwards, Atmore, Alabama, Sent to F.G. Speck, Feb. 4, 1941 | ||||
2-31-p: St. Anna's Indian Church near Atmore, Ala. | ||||
Photos in folders (#2) and (#3) by Rev. Edgar Van W. Edwards, Atmore, Alabama, Sent to F.G. Speck, Feb. 4, 1941 Geographic Name(s): Atmore, Alabama | ||||
2-31-q: 2 Indian men & missionary | ||||
Photos in folders (#2) and (#3) by Rev. Edgar Van W. Edwards, Atmore, Alabama, Sent to F.G. Speck, Feb. 4, 1941 | ||||
2-31-r: Aunt Jennie DeWise (about 100), her daughter & blind daughter | ||||
Photos in folders (#2) and (#3) by Rev. Edgar Van W. Edwards, Atmore, Alabama, Sent to F.G. Speck, Feb. 4, 1941 | ||||
2-31-s: Fred Walker | ||||
Photos in folders (#2) and (#3) by Rev. Edgar Van W. Edwards, Atmore, Alabama, Sent to F.G. Speck, Feb. 4, 1941 | ||||
2-31-t: Unidentified group | ||||
Photos in folders (#2) and (#3) by Rev. Edgar Van W. Edwards, Atmore, Alabama, Sent to F.G. Speck, Feb. 4, 1941 | ||||
2-31-u: Wrecked car | ||||
Photos in folders (#2) and (#3) by Rev. Edgar Van W. Edwards, Atmore, Alabama, Sent to F.G. Speck, Feb. 4, 1941 | ||||
2-31-v: Funeral | ||||
Photos in folders (#2) and (#3) by Rev. Edgar Van W. Edwards, Atmore, Alabama, Sent to F.G. Speck, Feb. 4, 1941. People surrounding coffin at a funeral. | ||||
2-31-w: Unidentified children | ||||
Photos in folders (#2) and (#3) by Rev. Edgar Van W. Edwards, Atmore, Alabama, Sent to F.G. Speck, Feb. 4, 1941 | ||||
2-31-x: Note from Rev. Edgar Van W. Edwards | February 4, 1941 | |||
Photos in folders (#2) and (#3) by Rev. Edgar Van W. Edwards, Atmore, Alabama, Sent to F.G. Speck, Feb. 4, 1941 | ||||
2-32(a-q) Creek and Yuchi #1 | 1904-1941 | |||
2-32-a: Creek man & wife, Taskigi Town | ||||
Removed from photo album 'Creek and Yuchi' | ||||
2-32-b: Yalewi | ||||
Removed from photo album 'Creek and Yuchi' | ||||
2-32-c: Ericlane; vaclan | ||||
Removed from photo album 'Creek and Yuchi' | ||||
2-32-d: Unidentified persons | ||||
Removed from photo album 'Creek and Yuchi' | ||||
2-32-e: Unidentified persons | ||||
Removed from photo album 'Creek and Yuchi' | ||||
2-32-f: Unidentified persons | ||||
Removed from photo album 'Creek and Yuchi' | ||||
2-32-g: Unidentified persons | ||||
Removed from photo album 'Creek and Yuchi' | ||||
2-32-h: Unidentified persons | ||||
Removed from photo album 'Creek and Yuchi' | ||||
2-32-i: Unidentified persons | ||||
Removed from photo album 'Creek and Yuchi' | ||||
2-32-j: Unidentified persons | ||||
Removed from photo album 'Creek and Yuchi' | ||||
2-32-k: Tom Big Pond, Uchee | ||||
Removed from photo album 'Creek and Yuchi' | ||||
2-32-l: Unidentified persons | ||||
Removed from photo album 'Creek and Yuchi' | ||||
2-32-m: Unidentified persons | ||||
Removed from photo album 'Creek and Yuchi' | ||||
2-32-n: Unidentified persons | ||||
Removed from photo album 'Creek and Yuchi' | ||||
2-32-o: Unidentified persons | ||||
Removed from photo album 'Creek and Yuchi' | ||||
2-32-p: Unidentified persons | ||||
Removed from photo album 'Creek and Yuchi' | ||||
2-32-q: Unidentified persons | ||||
Removed from photo album 'Creek and Yuchi' | ||||
2-33(a-y) Creek and Yuchi #2 | 1904-1941 | |||
2-33-a: Unidentified children | ||||
Removed from photo album 'Creek and Yuchi' | ||||
2-33-b: Unidentified children | ||||
Removed from photo album 'Creek and Yuchi' | ||||
2-33-c: Type of freedman | ||||
Removed from photo album 'Creek and Yuchi' | ||||
2-33-d: Unidentified persons | ||||
Removed from photo album 'Creek and Yuchi' | ||||
2-33-e: Unidentified persons | ||||
Removed from photo album 'Creek and Yuchi' | ||||
2-33-f: Unidentified persons | ||||
Removed from photo album 'Creek and Yuchi' See also 'Yuchi (#1)' Re: Annual Yuchi Harvest Ceremony, 1904 | ||||
2-33-g: Unidentified persons | ||||
Removed from photo album 'Creek and Yuchi' See 'Yuchi, Creek, & Shawnee (#1)' Re: Annual Yuchi Harvest Ceremony, 1904 | ||||
2-33-h: Unidentified persons | ||||
Removed from photo album 'Creek and Yuchi' See 'Yuchi, Creek, & Shawnee (#1)' | ||||
2-33-i: Unidentified persons | ||||
Removed from photo album 'Creek and Yuchi' See 'Yuchi, Creek, & Shawnee (#2)' Re: Annual Yuchi Harvest Ceremony, 1904 | ||||
2-33-j: Unidentified persons | ||||
Removed from photo album 'Creek and Yuchi' See 'Yuchi, Creek, & Shawnee (#2)' Re: Annual Yuchi Harvest Ceremony, 1904 | ||||
2-33-k: Unidentified persons | ||||
Removed from photo album 'Creek and Yuchi' See also 'Yuchi (#1)' Re: Annual Yuchi Harvest Ceremony, 1904 | ||||
2-33-l: Unidentified persons | ||||
Removed from photo album 'Creek and Yuchi' See also 'Yuchi (#1)' Re: Annual Yuchi Harvest Ceremony, 1904 | ||||
2-33-m: Unidentified persons | ||||
Removed from photo album 'Creek and Yuchi' See also 'Yuchi (#1)' Re: Annual Yuchi Harvest Ceremony, 1904 | ||||
2-33-n: Unidentified persons | ||||
Removed from photo album 'Creek and Yuchi' See also 'Yuchi (#1)' Re: Annual Yuchi Harvest Ceremony, 1904 | ||||
2-33-o: Unidentified persons | ||||
Removed from photo album 'Creek and Yuchi' See 'Yuchi, Creek, & Shawnee (#1)' Re: Annual Yuchi Harvest Ceremony, 1904 | ||||
2-33-p: Unidentified scene | ||||
Removed from photo album 'Creek and Yuchi' See 'Yuchi, Creek, & Shawnee (#2)' Re: Annual Yuchi Harvest Ceremony, 1904 | ||||
2-33-q: Unidentified man with children | ||||
Removed from photo album 'Creek and Yuchi' See 'Yuchi, Creek, & Shawnee (#1)' Re: Annual Yuchi Harvest Ceremony, 1904 | ||||
2-33-r: Unidentified man | ||||
Removed from photo album 'Creek and Yuchi' See 'Yuchi, Creek, & Shawnee (#1)' Re: Annual Yuchi Harvest Ceremony, 1904 | ||||
2-33-s: Unidentified scene | ||||
Removed from photo album 'Creek and Yuchi' See 'Yuchi, Creek, & Shawnee (#1)' Re: Annual Yuchi Harvest Ceremony, 1904 | ||||
2-33-t: Unidentified street scene | ||||
Removed from photo album 'Creek and Yuchi' See 'Yuchi, Creek, & Shawnee (#1)' Re: Annual Yuchi Harvest Ceremony, 1904 | ||||
2-33-u: A station view in Oklahoma | ||||
Removed from photo album 'Creek and Yuchi' See also 'Yuchi (#1)' Re: Annual Yuchi Harvest Ceremony, 1904 Geographic Name(s): Cushing, Oklahoma | ||||
2-33-v: Shirts/blouses | ||||
Removed from photo album 'Creek and Yuchi' | ||||
2-33-w: Unidentified scene | ||||
Removed from photo album 'Creek and Yuchi' | ||||
2-33-x: Unidentified man with child | ||||
Removed from photo album 'Creek and Yuchi' | ||||
2-33-y: Johnny John & wife. Shawnee | ||||
Removed from photo album 'Creek and Yuchi' | ||||
2-34(a) Creek mortar | 1904-1941 | |||
2-34-a: "Creek girl of Taskigi Town pounding corn in wooden mortar Creek Nation, Okla. 1904" | 1904 | |||
[Photo; 3 1/8 x 3 3/8; mounted; "(Daughter of Edmond Harry, micco of Taskigi Town. He appears in front of house.)".] [Removed from folder "Southeastern Mortars & Pestles," Apr. 27, 1976] Geographic Name(s): Creek Nation, Oklahoma | ||||
2-35(a-g) Crow | 1938-1948 | |||
2-35-a: 2 children on horse | ||||
Postal card | ||||
2-35-b: Chief Max Big Man | ||||
Postal card. Includes note from Dorothy to Frank Speck. Postmark, Billings, Montana,August 13, 1938. | ||||
2-35-c: Crow Sun Dance | ||||
Includes note from Claude to Frank Speck. Postmark, Hardin, Montana, October 9, 1948. | ||||
2-35-d: Indian War Dance, Montana | ||||
Postal card. Note from Claude to Frank Speck. Postmark, Miles City, Montana, October 10, 1948. | ||||
2-35-e: Crow Indian | ||||
Postal card. Note from Claude to Frank Speck. Postmark, Billings, Montana, October 8, 1948. | ||||
2-35a-f: Sun dance | ||||
This item has been identified as potentially culturally sensitive. Reproduction is restricted. | ||||
2-35a-g: Sun dance | ||||
This item has been identified as potentially culturally sensitive. Reproduction is restricted. | ||||
2-36(a) Cuna (Columbia) | 1947 | |||
2-36-a: Drs. Wassen & Holmer with the wife & children of Manibinal: , chief of the Rio Caiman Cuna in Colombia | ||||
Photo by Gerard Reichel, June 1947 Geographic Name(s): Colombia | ||||
2-37(a-l) Delaware #1 | 1910-1945 | |||
2-37-a: Delaware Big House, Caney Creek, Okla. Freddie Washington & J.C. Webber | ||||
2-37-b: Penn's Treaty diorama | ||||
2-37-c: Figures - Penn's Treaty diorama | ||||
2-37-d: Figures - Penn's Treaty diorama | ||||
2-37-e: Figures - Penn's Treaty diorama | ||||
2-37-f: Unidentified woman | ||||
2-37-g: Delaware, Bill Brown (died about 1910), Turkey clan | ||||
2-37-h: Delaware, Lizzie Curleyhead, Turkey clan (living, 1929) | ||||
2-37-i: Unidentified boy | ||||
2-37-j: Unidentified boy | ||||
2-37-k: Unidentified male | ||||
2-37-l: Unidentified male | ||||
2-38(m-z) Delaware #2 | 1910-1945 | |||
2-38-m: Julins Fouts, Delaware, Wolf clan. (died 1926) | ||||
2-38-n: Using wooden mortar & pestle | ||||
2-38-o: Using wooden mortar & pestle | ||||
2-38-p: Using wooden mortar & pestle | ||||
Negative only | ||||
2-38-q: Unidentified boy | ||||
2-38-r: Unidentified boy | ||||
2-38-s: Unidentified | ||||
2-38-t: Delaware "roach" headdress | ||||
2-38-u: Unidentified | ||||
2-38-v: Delaware Ceremonial Leaders in Dance Costume. (Left, dwutepagikamen 'Rustling Leaves (when walking)' Geo. T. Anderson (died march 1936); right, Witapanoxwe "Walks at Daylight," James C. Weber (War Eagle). | ||||
2-38-w: Witapanóxwe (James Webber) | circa 1920s | |||
Access digital object: | ||||
2-38-x-1: Witapanoxwe | ||||
Cropped print. | ||||
2-38-x-2: Witapanoxwe | ||||
Full negative. | ||||
2-38-y: Minnie Fouts, Mee'tsisi 'ugly', Delaware, Turkey clan | ||||
2-38-z: Unidentified street scene | ||||
Probably Copan, Okla. Geographic Name(s): Copan, Oklahoma | ||||
2-39(a-o) Delaware #3 | 1910-1945 | |||
2-39-a: Dance wands | ||||
2-39-b: Drum beaters | ||||
2-39-c: Dance wands | ||||
2-39-d: Drum beaters | ||||
See Delaware Indian Big House Ceremony, Fig. 20, p. 70 | ||||
2-39-e: Witapanoxwe | ||||
2-39-f-1: Witapanoxwe | ||||
Black and white print. | ||||
2-39-f-2: Witapanoxwe | ||||
Sepia-toned print. | ||||
2-39-f-3: Witapanoxwe | ||||
Negative. | ||||
2-39-g-1: Witapanoxwe | ||||
Print. | ||||
2-39-g-2: Witapanoxwe | ||||
Negative. | ||||
2-39-h-1: Delaware ex-chief Witapanoxwe 'Walks by Daylight.' | ||||
Black and white print. See Delaware Indian Big House Ceremony, p.4 | ||||
2-39-h-2: Delaware ex-chief Witapanoxwe 'Walks by Daylight.' | ||||
Sepia-toned print. See Delaware Indian Big House Ceremony, p.4 | ||||
2-39-i: Delaware ex-chief Witapanoxwe 'Walks by Daylight.' | ||||
See Delaware Indian Big House Ceremony, p.5 | ||||
2-39-j: Delaware (Lenape) Oklahoma, man's bead belt | ||||
Geographic Name(s): Oklahoma | ||||
2-39-k: Esopus Creek, just above Phoenicia, N.Y., Ulster Co. 1940. Jack Green | 1940 | |||
Geographic Name(s): Phoenicia, New York | ||||
2-39-l: Frank Speck and Josiah Montour | 1945-11 | |||
Access digital object: | ||||
2-39-m: Delaware River, above Water Gap . . . 1941 | 1941 | |||
2-39-n: Frank Speck and Josiah Montour | 1945-11 | |||
Access digital object: | ||||
2-39-o: Old Delaware Dance House ("Big House") Oklahoma. T. Michelson | ||||
Geographic Name(s): Oklahoma | ||||
2-40(p-q) Delaware #4 | 1910-1945 | |||
2-40-p: Grease Drinking Ceremony, Otter Rite. | ||||
Photo of painting by J.A. Parks, Delaware Indian, Wann Okla. 1931.See APS Memoirs 7(1937): opp.p.44 | ||||
2-40-q-1: Witapanoxwe | ||||
Sepia-toned print. | ||||
2-40-q-2: Witapanoxwe | ||||
Black and white print. | ||||
2-40-q-3: Witapanoxwe | ||||
Negative. Removed from Montagnais-Naskapi material. | ||||
2-40-r: Unidentified men | ||||
Negative only | ||||
2-40-s: Unidentified men | ||||
Negative only | ||||
2-40-t: Unidentified men | ||||
Negative only | ||||
2-40-u-1: Witapanoxwe | ||||
Black and white print from negative. | ||||
2-40-u-2: Witapanoxwe | ||||
Negative | ||||
2-40-v: The Delaware red deer - hair roach, rear view | ||||
See Delaware Indian Big House Ceremony, p. 95, Fig. 25. Negatives only | ||||
2-40-w: The Delaware red deer - hair roach, rear view | ||||
See Delaware Indian Big House Ceremony, p. 95, Fig. 25. Negatives only | ||||
2-40-x: Unidentified persons | ||||
Negative only | ||||
2-40-y: Unidentified persons | ||||
Negative only | ||||
2-40-z: Unidentified persons | ||||
Negative only | ||||
2-41(a) Delaware--War eagle | n.d. | |||
2-41-a: War Eagle | ||||
Delaware Indian, Oklahoma - informant to F.G. Speck Portrait in oil on canvas, 10 1/2 x 8 1/2. Painting signed Mary de Maas [Maus?]. | ||||
3-1(a-i) "Eskimo" [Yup'ik and Cup'ig] (Alaska) #1 | 1901-1947 | |||
3-1-a: Fish Drying Racks, Nunivak. Mat protection for night and storm. | ||||
Removed from wrapping 'Eskimo photos from E.W. Curtis Volumes, Presented by Stewart A. Eastwood, Los Angeles, Cal. V.XX-59 Geographic Name(s): Nunivak Island, Alaska | ||||
3-1-b: The Drummer, Nunivak | ||||
Removed from wrapping 'Eskimo photos from E.W. Curtis Volumes, Presented by Stewart A. Eastwood, Los Angeles, Cal. V.XX-5 Geographic Name(s): Nunivak Island, Alaska | ||||
3-1-c: Selvik women | ||||
Removed from wrapping 'Eskimo photos from E.W. Curtis Volumes, Presented by Stewart A. Eastwood, Los Angeles, Cal. V.XX-108 | ||||
3-1-d: Aiyak, Cape Prince of Wales | ||||
Removed from wrapping 'Eskimo photos from E.W. Curtis Volumes, Presented by Stewart A. Eastwood, Los Angeles, Cal. V.XX-89 Geographic Name(s): Cape Prince of Wales, Alaska | ||||
3-1-e: Kihsuk, Selvik | ||||
Removed from wrapping 'Eskimo photos from E.W. Curtis Volumes, Presented by Stewart A. Eastwood, Los Angeles, Cal. V.XX-107 | ||||
3-1-f: Kenowun, Nunivak | ||||
Removed from wrapping 'Eskimo photos from E.W. Curtis Volumes, Presented by Stewart A. Eastwood, Los Angeles, Cal. V.XX-38 Geographic Name(s): Nunivak Island, Alaska | ||||
3-1-g: Hooper Bay Youth | ||||
Removed from wrapping 'Eskimo photos from E.W. Curtis Volumes, Presented by Stewart A. Eastwood, Los Angeles, Cal. V.XX-11 Geographic Name(s): Hooper Bay, Alaska | ||||
3-1-h: Mihkoyak, A Nunivak Village | ||||
Removed from wrapping 'Eskimo photos from E.W. Curtis Volumes, Presented by Stewart A. Eastwood, Los Angeles, Cal. V.XX-38 Geographic Name(s): Nunivak Island, Alaska | ||||
3-1-i: A Family Group, Noatak (with Russian blood) | ||||
Removed from wrapping 'Eskimo photos from E.W. Curtis Volumes, Presented by Stewart A. Eastwood, Los Angeles, Cal. V.XX-30 Geographic Name(s): Noatak, Alaska | ||||
3-2(a-h) "Eskimo" [Yup'ik and Cup'ig] (Alaska) #2 | 1901-1947 | |||
3-2-a: Jackson, Interpreter at Kotzebue. Eskimo eucated in Seattle. Became very homesick & did not finish. | ||||
Removed from wrapping 'Eskimo photos from E.W. Curtis Volumes, Presented by Stewart A. Eastwood, Los Angeles, Cal. V.XX-26 Geographic Name(s): Kotzebue, Alaska | ||||
3-2-b: Noatak man | ||||
Removed from wrapping 'Eskimo photos from E.W. Curtis Volumes, Presented by Stewart A. Eastwood, Los Angeles, Cal. V.XX-103 Geographic Name(s): Noatak, Alaska | ||||
3-2-c: Ceremonial mask, Nunivak | ||||
Removed from wrapping 'Eskimo photos from E.W. Curtis Volumes, Presented by Stewart A. Eastwood, Los Angeles, Cal. V.XX-63 Geographic Name(s): Nunivak Island, Alaska | ||||
3-2-d: Kangilik, Diomede girl | ||||
Removed from wrapping 'Eskimo photos from E.W. Curtis Volumes, Presented by Stewart A. Eastwood, Los Angeles, Cal. V.XX-84 Geographic Name(s): Diomede, Alaska | ||||
3-2-e: Berry Pickers, Kotzebue | ||||
Removed from wrapping 'Eskimo photos from E.W. Curtis Volumes, Presented by Stewart A. Eastwood, Los Angeles, Cal. V.XX-92 Geographic Name(s): Kotzebue, Alaska | ||||
3-2-f: King Island | ||||
Removed from wrapping 'Eskimo photos from E.W. Curtis Volumes, Presented by Stewart A. Eastwood, Los Angeles, Cal. V.XX-71 Geographic Name(s): King Island, Alaska | ||||
3-2-g: Ugiyaku, Nunivak | ||||
Removed from wrapping 'Eskimo photos from E.W. Curtis Volumes, Presented by Stewart A. Eastwood, Los Angeles, Cal. V.XX-6 Geographic Name(s): Nunivak Island, Alaska | ||||
3-2-h: Dahchihtok, Nunivak | ||||
Removed from wrapping 'Eskimo photos from E.W. Curtis Volumes, Presented by Stewart A. Eastwood, Los Angeles, Cal. V.XX-50 Geographic Name(s): Nunivak Island, Alaska | ||||
3-3(a-h) "Eskimo" [Yup'ik and Cup'ig] (Alaska) #3 | 1901-1947 | |||
3-3-a: Charlie Wood, Kobul | ||||
Removed from wrapping 'Eskimo photos from E.W. Curtis Volumes, Presented by Stewart A. Eastwood, Los Angeles, Cal. V.XX-34 | ||||
3-3-b: Qunaninsu, King Island | ||||
Removed from wrapping 'Eskimo photos from E.W. Curtis Volumes, Presented by Stewart A. Eastwood, Los Angeles, Cal. V.XX-16 Geographic Name(s): King Island, Alaska | ||||
3-3-c: Nunivak Youth | ||||
Removed from wrapping 'Eskimo photos from E.W. Curtis Volumes, Presented by Stewart A. Eastwood, Los Angeles, Cal. V.XX-41 Geographic Name(s): Nunivak Island, Alaska | ||||
3-3-d: Selvik woman | ||||
Removed from wrapping 'Eskimo photos from E.W. Curtis Volumes, Presented by Stewart A. Eastwood, Los Angeles, Cal. V.XX-109 | ||||
3-3-e: At Nash Harbor, Nunivak | ||||
Removed from wrapping 'Eskimo photos from E.W. Curtis Volumes, Presented by Stewart A. Eastwood, Los Angeles, Cal. V.XX-39 Geographic Name(s): Nash Harbor, Nunivak Island, Alaska | ||||
3-3-f: Tahopik, Diomede | ||||
Removed from wrapping 'Eskimo photos from E.W. Curtis Volumes, Presented by Stewart A. Eastwood, Los Angeles, Cal. V.XX-85 Geographic Name(s): Diomede, Alaska | ||||
3-3-g: On the Cliff Edge, King Island | ||||
Removed from wrapping 'Eskimo photos from E.W. Curtis Volumes, Presented by Stewart A. Eastwood, Los Angeles, Cal. V.XX-73 Geographic Name(s): King Island, Alaska | ||||
3-3-h: Home Structure, Cape Prince of Wales | ||||
Removed from wrapping 'Eskimo photos from E.W. Curtis Volumes, Presented by Stewart A. Eastwood, Los Angeles, Cal. V.XX-86 Geographic Name(s): Cape Prince of Wales, Alaska | ||||
3-4(a-h) "Eskimo" [Yup'ik and Cup'ig] (Alaska) #4 | 1901-1947 | |||
3-4-a: Jukuk, Nunivak | ||||
Removed from wrapping 'Eskimo photos from E.W. Curtis Volumes, Presented by Stewart A. Eastwood, Los Angeles, Cal. V.XX-51 Processing information: Previously mistitled "Jukk". Geographic Name(s): Nunivak Island, Alaska | ||||
3-4-b: Nuktaya, King Island | ||||
Removed from wrapping 'Eskimo photos from E.W. Curtis Volumes, Presented by Stewart A. Eastwood, Los Angeles, Cal. V.XX-75 Geographic Name(s): King Island, Alaska | ||||
3-4-c: The Village at Hooper Bay showing underground homes and entranceways and the muddy tidewater shore | ||||
Removed from wrapping 'Eskimo photos from E.W. Curtis Volumes, Presented by Stewart A. Eastwood, Los Angeles, Cal. Geographic Name(s): Hooper Bay, Alaska | ||||
3-4-d: Underground House Tops with Whale Rib Drying Rack, Diomede | ||||
Removed from wrapping 'Eskimo photos from E.W. Curtis Volumes, Presented by Stewart A. Eastwood, Los Angeles, Cal. V.XX-80 Geographic Name(s): Diomede, Alaska | ||||
3-4-e: Ukowukhuh, Hooper Bay | ||||
Removed from wrapping 'Eskimo photos from E.W. Curtis Volumes, Presented by Stewart A. Eastwood, Los Angeles, Cal. V.XX-67 Geographic Name(s): Hooper Bay, Alaska | ||||
3-4-f: Cape Prince of Wales man | ||||
Removed from wrapping 'Eskimo photos from E.W. Curtis Volumes, Presented by Stewart A. Eastwood, Los Angeles, Cal. V.XX-21 Geographic Name(s): Cape Prince of Wales, Alaska | ||||
3-4-g: Cutting up a Beluga, Kotzebue | ||||
Removed from wrapping 'Eskimo photos from E.W. Curtis Volumes, Presented by Stewart A. Eastwood, Los Angeles, Cal. V.XX-94 Geographic Name(s): Kotzebue, Alaska | ||||
3-4-h: Kenowun, Nunivak | ||||
Removed from wrapping 'Eskimo photos from E.W. Curtis Volumes, Presented by Stewart A. Eastwood, Los Angeles, Cal. V.XX-43 Geographic Name(s): Nunivak Island, Alaska | ||||
3-5(a) "Eskimo" [Inuit] (Baffinland) | 1901-1947 | |||
3-5-a: Allegoo (Shining Water), Sikoslingmuit Eskimo Woman, Southern Baffin Land | ||||
Negative only Geographic Name(s): Baffin Island, Nunavut, Canada | ||||
3-6(a-l) "Eskimo" [Inuit] (Keewatin) | 1901-1947 | |||
3-6-a: Angwokook, Eskimo, Upper Kagan River | October 6, 1947 | |||
Photo from Francis Harper | ||||
3-6-b: Rita (5 yrs.) & Anoteelik (15 yrs.), Eskimo, Keewatin | August 1, 1947 | |||
Photo from Francis Harper | ||||
3-6-c: Rita | Sept. 17, 1947 | |||
Photo from Francis Harper | ||||
3-6-d: Kakoot and Amelook, Eskimo, Upper Kazan River | October 5, 1947 | |||
Photo from Francis Harper | ||||
3-6-e: Rita & Anoteelik after being barbered by Dr. Robert F. Yule | August 1, 1947 | |||
Photo from Francis Harper | ||||
3-6-f: Dr. Robert F. Yule barbering Rita | August 1, 1947 | |||
Photo from Francis Harper | ||||
3-6-g: Eskimos from Upper Kazan River: Kakoot & Amelook; Katello, Alakahaw, Hikwa, & Angwokook | October 6, 1947 | |||
Photo from Francis Harper | ||||
3-6-h: Same group as (g), inside house | October 5, 1947 | |||
Photo from Francis Harper | ||||
3-6-i: Rita in parka | July 24, 1947 | |||
Photo from Francis Harper | ||||
3-6-j: Pamala, medicine man of the Upper Kazan River Eskimos | August 11, 1947 | |||
Photo from Francis Harper | ||||
3-6-k: Rita and Anoteelik | August 1, 1947 | |||
Photo from Francis Harper | ||||
3-6-l: Anoteelik | September 19, 1947 | |||
Photo from Francis Harper | ||||
3-7(a-y) "Eskimo" [Inuit] ([Nunatsiavut] Labrador) #1 | 1901-1947 | |||
3-7-a: Fig. 1 Nain Eskimo man & woman with dog-skin & sealskin masks | circa 1933-1935 | |||
Illustrations for "Labador Eskimo Mask and Clown." The General Magazine and Historical Chronicle 37, ii (1935): 159-173 Includes negative | ||||
3-7-b: Fig. 1 Nain Eskimo man & woman with dog-skin & sealskin masks | circa 1933-1935 | |||
Illustrations for "Labador Eskimo Mask and Clown." The General Magazine and Historical Chronicle 37, ii (1935): 159-173 Includes negative | ||||
3-7-c: Fig. 1 Nain Eskimo man & woman with dog-skin & sealskin masks | circa 1933-1935 | |||
Illustrations for "Labador Eskimo Mask and Clown." The General Magazine and Historical Chronicle 37, ii (1935): 159-173 Includes negative | ||||
3-7-d: Fig. 1 Nain Eskimo man & woman with dog-skin & sealskin masks | circa 1933-1935 | |||
Illustrations for "Labador Eskimo Mask and Clown." The General Magazine and Historical Chronicle 37, ii (1935): 159-173 Includes negative | ||||
3-7-e: Fig. 2. Drawings of sealskin masks | circa 1933-1935 | |||
Illustrations for "Labador Eskimo Mask and Clown." The General Magazine and Historical Chronicle 37, ii (1935): 159-177 | ||||
3-7-f: Fig. 2. Drawings of sealskin masks | circa 1933-1935 | |||
Illustrations for "Labador Eskimo Mask and Clown." The General Magazine and Historical Chronicle 37, ii (1935): 159-178 | ||||
3-7-g: Fig. 2. Drawings of sealskin masks | circa 1933-1935 | |||
Illustrations for "Labador Eskimo Mask and Clown." The General Magazine and Historical Chronicle 37, ii (1935): 159-179 | ||||
3-7-h: Fig. 2. Drawings of sealskin masks | circa 1933-1935 | |||
Illustrations for "Labador Eskimo Mask and Clown." The General Magazine and Historical Chronicle 37, ii (1935): 159-180 | ||||
3-7-i: Fig. 3. Drawings of sealskin & caribou-skin masks | circa 1933-1935 | |||
Illustrations for "Labador Eskimo Mask and Clown." The General Magazine and Historical Chronicle 37, ii (1935): 159-181 | ||||
3-7-j: Fig. 3. Drawings of sealskin & caribou-skin masks | circa 1933-1935 | |||
Illustrations for "Labador Eskimo Mask and Clown." The General Magazine and Historical Chronicle 37, ii (1935): 159-182 | ||||
3-7-k: Fig. 3. Drawings of sealskin & caribou-skin masks | circa 1933-1935 | |||
Illustrations for "Labador Eskimo Mask and Clown." The General Magazine and Historical Chronicle 37, ii (1935): 159-183 | ||||
3-7-l: Fig. 3. Drawings of sealskin & caribou-skin masks | circa 1933-1935 | |||
Illustrations for "Labador Eskimo Mask and Clown." The General Magazine and Historical Chronicle 37, ii (1935): 159-184 | ||||
3-7-m: Fig. 4. Drawings of sealskin masks | circa 1933-1935 | |||
Illustrations for "Labador Eskimo Mask and Clown." The General Magazine and Historical Chronicle 37, ii (1935): 159-185 | ||||
3-7-n: Fig. 4. Drawings of sealskin masks | circa 1933-1935 | |||
Illustrations for "Labador Eskimo Mask and Clown." The General Magazine and Historical Chronicle 37, ii (1935): 159-186 | ||||
3-7-o: Fig. 4. Drawings of sealskin masks | circa 1933-1935 | |||
Illustrations for "Labador Eskimo Mask and Clown." The General Magazine and Historical Chronicle 37, ii (1935): 159-187 | ||||
3-7-p: Fig. 4. Drawings of sealskin masks | circa 1933-1935 | |||
Illustrations for "Labador Eskimo Mask and Clown." The General Magazine and Historical Chronicle 37, ii (1935): 159-188 | ||||
3-7-q: Fig. 5. Drawings of dog-skin & sealskin masks | circa 1933-1935 | |||
Illustrations for "Labador Eskimo Mask and Clown." The General Magazine and Historical Chronicle 37, ii (1935): 159-189 | ||||
3-7-r: Fig. 5. Drawings of dog-skin & sealskin masks | circa 1933-1935 | |||
Illustrations for "Labador Eskimo Mask and Clown." The General Magazine and Historical Chronicle 37, ii (1935): 159-190 | ||||
3-7-s: Fig. 5. Drawings of dog-skin & sealskin masks | circa 1933-1935 | |||
Illustrations for "Labador Eskimo Mask and Clown." The General Magazine and Historical Chronicle 37, ii (1935): 159-191 | ||||
3-7-t: Fig. 5. Drawings of dog-skin & sealskin masks | circa 1933-1935 | |||
Illustrations for "Labador Eskimo Mask and Clown." The General Magazine and Historical Chronicle 37, ii (1935): 159-192 | ||||
3-7-u: Proof sheet for (a) - (d) | circa 1933-1935 | |||
Illustrations for "Labador Eskimo Mask and Clown." The General Magazine and Historical Chronicle 37, ii (1935): 159-193 | ||||
3-7-v: Proof sheet for (s), (t), (g), & (h) | circa 1933-1935 | |||
Illustrations for "Labador Eskimo Mask and Clown." The General Magazine and Historical Chronicle 37, ii (1935): 159-194 | ||||
3-7-w: Proof sheet for (k), (l), (e), & (f) | circa 1933-1935 | |||
Illustrations for "Labador Eskimo Mask and Clown." The General Magazine and Historical Chronicle 37, ii (1935): 159-195 | ||||
3-7-x: Proof sheet for (o), (p), (m), & (n) | circa 1933-1935 | |||
Illustrations for "Labador Eskimo Mask and Clown." The General Magazine and Historical Chronicle 37, ii (1935): 159-196 | ||||
3-7-y: Proof sheet for (i), (j), (q), & (r) | circa 1933-1935 | |||
Illustrations for "Labador Eskimo Mask and Clown." The General Magazine and Historical Chronicle 37, ii (1935): 159-197 | ||||
3-8(a-l) "Eskimo" [Inuit] ([Nunatsiavut] Labrador) #2 | 1901-1947 | |||
3-8-a: Unidentified view of coast | circa 1933-1935 | |||
Removed from photo album 'Labrador Eskimo 1935.' Mounted photos | ||||
3-8-b: Dock | circa 1933-1935 | |||
Removed from photo album 'Labrador Eskimo 1935.' Mounted photos | ||||
3-8-c: Unidentified girl | circa 1933-1935 | |||
Removed from photo album 'Labrador Eskimo 1935.' Mounted photos | ||||
3-8-d: Unidentified scene | circa 1933-1935 | |||
Removed from photo album 'Labrador Eskimo 1935.' Mounted photos | ||||
3-8-e: Dock & boats | circa 1933-1935 | |||
Removed from photo album 'Labrador Eskimo 1935.' Mounted photos | ||||
3-8-f: Dock & bay | circa 1933-1935 | |||
Removed from photo album 'Labrador Eskimo 1935.' Mounted photos | ||||
3-8-g: Unidentified man in kayak | circa 1933-1935 | |||
Removed from photo album 'Labrador Eskimo 1935.' Mounted photos | ||||
3-8-h: Boat in drydock | circa 1933-1935 | |||
Removed from photo album 'Labrador Eskimo 1935.' Mounted photos | ||||
3-8-i: Unidentified man in kayak | circa 1933-1935 | |||
Removed from photo album 'Labrador Eskimo 1935.' Mounted photos | ||||
3-8-j: Unidentified man in kayak | circa 1933-1935 | |||
Removed from photo album 'Labrador Eskimo 1935.' Mounted photos | ||||
3-8-k: Unidentified man | circa 1933-1935 | |||
Removed from photo album 'Labrador Eskimo 1935.' Mounted photos | ||||
3-8-l: Nain Eskimo woman in sealskin mask | circa 1933-1935 | |||
Removed from photo album 'Labrador Eskimo 1935.' Mounted photos See 'Eskimo (Labrador) (#1) (d)'. | ||||
3-9(m-z) "Eskimo" [Inuit] ([Nunatsiavut] Labrador) #3 | 1901-1947 | |||
3-9-m: Unidentified men | circa 1933-1935 | |||
Removed from photo album 'Labrador Eskimo 1935.' Mounted photos | ||||
3-9-n: Unidentified men | circa 1933-1935 | |||
Removed from photo album 'Labrador Eskimo 1935.' Mounted photos | ||||
3-9-o: Unidentified men | circa 1933-1935 | |||
Removed from photo album 'Labrador Eskimo 1935.' Mounted photos | ||||
3-9-p: Unidentified men | circa 1933-1935 | |||
Removed from photo album 'Labrador Eskimo 1935.' Mounted photos | ||||
3-9-q: Labrador Eskimo man wearing comic mask in pantomime | circa 1933-1935 | |||
Removed from photo album 'Labrador Eskimo 1935.' Mounted photos See 'Eskimo (Labrador) (#1) (b)'. | ||||
3-9-r: Same as (l) | circa 1933-1935 | |||
Removed from photo album 'Labrador Eskimo 1935.' Mounted photos | ||||
3-9-s: Unidentified boy | circa 1933-1935 | |||
Removed from photo album 'Labrador Eskimo 1935.' Mounted photos | ||||
3-9-t: Unidentified girl | circa 1933-1935 | |||
Removed from photo album 'Labrador Eskimo 1935.' Mounted photos | ||||
3-9-u: Unidentified men & Zacharius Nokasuk | circa 1933-1935 | |||
Removed from photo album 'Labrador Eskimo 1935.' Mounted photos Geographic Name(s): Hopedale, Newfoundland and Labrador, Canada | ||||
3-9-v: Unidentified girls | circa 1933-1935 | |||
Removed from photo album 'Labrador Eskimo 1935.' Mounted photos | ||||
3-9-w: Unidentified girls | circa 1933-1935 | |||
Removed from photo album 'Labrador Eskimo 1935.' Mounted photos | ||||
3-9-x: Unidentified groups | circa 1933-1935 | |||
Removed from photo album 'Labrador Eskimo 1935.' Mounted photos. Postal Card | ||||
3-9-y: Unidentified groups | circa 1933-1935 | |||
Removed from photo album 'Labrador Eskimo 1935.' Mounted photos. Postal Card | ||||
3-9-z: Unidentified children in their snow house | circa 1933-1935 | |||
Removed from photo album 'Labrador Eskimo 1935.' Mounted photos | ||||
3-10(a-o) "Eskimo" [Inuit] ([Nunatsiavut] Labrador) #4 | 1901-1947 | |||
3-10-a: Inuk girl attending to clothesline | circa 1933-1935 | |||
Removed from photo album 'Labrador Eskimo 1935.' Mounted photos | ||||
3-10-b: Inuit family, group portrait, outside | circa 1933-1935 | |||
Removed from photo album 'Labrador Eskimo 1935.' Mounted photos. Postal Card | ||||
3-10-c: Group portrait, Inuit men and women | circa 1933-1935 | |||
Removed from photo album 'Labrador Eskimo 1935.' Mounted photos. Postal Card. | ||||
3-10-d: Two Inuit men in parkas | circa 1933-1935 | |||
Removed from photo album 'Labrador Eskimo 1935.' Mounted photos. Postal Card. | ||||
3-10-e: Boy with black bear | circa 1933-1935 | |||
Removed from photo album 'Labrador Eskimo 1935.' Mounted photos. Postal Card. | ||||
3-10-f: Pups with walrus head | circa 1933-1935 | |||
Removed from photo album 'Labrador Eskimo 1935.' Mounted photos. Postal Card. | ||||
3-10-g: Group portrait of Labrador children at St. Anthony Orphanage and Boarding School | 1933 | |||
Removed from photo album 'Labrador Eskimo 1935.' Mounted photos. Photo by H.T. Edwards Geographic Name(s): St. Anthony, Newfoundland and Labrador, Canada Subject(s): Off-reservation boarding schools--Newfoundland and Labrador | ||||
3-10-h: Unidentified body of water with settlement in background | circa 1933-1935 | |||
Removed from photo album 'Labrador Eskimo 1935.' Mounted photos | ||||
3-10-i: Komatik [Sledge] | circa 1933-1935 | |||
Removed from photo album 'Labrador Eskimo 1935.' Mounted photos. Edgar Kirchner photo Geographic Name(s): Forteau Bay, Newfoundland and Labrador, Canada | ||||
3-10-j: John Charles Rose, Battle Harbor Eskimo | circa 1933-1935 | |||
Removed from photo album 'Labrador Eskimo 1935.' Mounted photos Geographic Name(s): Battle Harbor, Newfoundland and Labrador, Canada | ||||
3-10-k: Full-blood Elizabeth Lucy, daughter of Simon Lucy from . . . Islands | circa 1933-1935 | |||
Removed from photo album 'Labrador Eskimo 1935.' Mounted photos | ||||
3-10-l: Inuk man | circa 1933-1935 | |||
Removed from photo album 'Labrador Eskimo 1935.' Mounted photos | ||||
3-10-m: Inuk man | circa 1933-1935 | |||
Removed from photo album 'Labrador Eskimo 1935.' Mounted photos. See also 'Eskimo (Labrador) (#9) (c)'. | ||||
3-10-n: Rose | circa 1933-1935 | |||
Removed from photo album 'Labrador Eskimo 1935.' Mounted photos | ||||
3-10-o: Inuk young woman | circa 1933-1935 | |||
Removed from photo album 'Labrador Eskimo 1935.' Mounted photos | ||||
3-11(a-l) "Eskimo" [Inuit] ([Nunatsiavut] Labrador) #5 | 1901-1947 | |||
3-11-a: Battle Harbor, Labrador. [S.S. Northland in background] | circa 1933-1935 | |||
Removed from photo album 'Labrador Eskimo 1935.' Mounted photos. Edgar Kirchner photo Geographic Name(s): Battle Harbor, Newfoundland and Labrador, Canada | ||||
3-11-b: Unidentified snow scene | circa 1933-1935 | |||
Removed from photo album 'Labrador Eskimo 1935.' Mounted photos | ||||
3-11-c: Pelt on stretcher | circa 1933-1935 | |||
Removed from photo album 'Labrador Eskimo 1935.' Mounted photos. Edgar Kirchner photo Geographic Name(s): Forkeau Bay, Newfoundland and Labrador, Canada | ||||
3-11-d: Esquimaux dogs | circa 1933-1935 | |||
Removed from photo album 'Labrador Eskimo 1935.' Mounted photos | ||||
3-11-e: Unidentified group | circa 1933-1935 | |||
Removed from photo album 'Labrador Eskimo 1935.' Mounted photos | ||||
3-11-f: Unidentified group | circa 1933-1935 | |||
Removed from photo album 'Labrador Eskimo 1935.' Mounted photos | ||||
3-11-g: Edquimaux life Labrador | circa 1933-1935 | |||
Removed from photo album 'Labrador Eskimo 1935.' Mounted photos. Postal Card. Geographic Name(s): Newfoundland and Labrador, Canada | ||||
3-11-h: Iceberg | circa 1933-1935 | |||
Removed from photo album 'Labrador Eskimo 1935.' Mounted photos | ||||
3-11-i: Group of Esquimaux. Holloway | circa 1933-1935 | |||
Removed from photo album 'Labrador Eskimo 1935.' Mounted photos Geographic Name(s): St. John's Newfoundland | ||||
3-11-j: Esquimaux kayaks | circa 1933-1935 | |||
Removed from photo album 'Labrador Eskimo 1935.' Mounted photos Postal Card | ||||
3-11-k: Natives & visitors | circa 1933-1935 | |||
Removed from photo album 'Labrador Eskimo 1935.' Mounted photos. From Lewis B. Sebring (?), Jr., New York City Geographic Name(s): St. Anthody, Newfoundland | ||||
3-11-l: Esquimaux house | circa 1933-1935 | |||
Removed from photo album 'Labrador Eskimo 1935.' Mounted photos. Postal Card | ||||
3-12(a-m) "Eskimo" [Inuit] ([Nunatsiavut] Labrador) #6 | 1901-1947 | |||
3-12-a: Icebergs. Battle Harbor | 1934 | |||
Removed from photo album 'Labrador Eskimo 1935.' Mounted photos. Ed Kirchner photo Geographic Name(s): Battle Harbor, Newfoundland and Labrador, Canada | ||||
3-12-b: Icebergs | circa 1933-1935 | |||
Removed from photo album 'Labrador Eskimo 1935.' Mounted photos. Postal Card | ||||
3-12-c: Icebergs | circa 1933-1935 | |||
Removed from photo album 'Labrador Eskimo 1935.' Mounted photos. Postal Card | ||||
3-12-d: Komatik [Sledge], Forteau Bay | circa 1933-1935 | |||
Removed from photo album 'Labrador Eskimo 1935.' Mounted photos Geographic Name(s): Forteau Bay, Newfoundland and Labrador, Canada | ||||
3-12-e: Dog Team, Labrador | circa 1933-1935 | |||
Removed from photo album 'Labrador Eskimo 1935.' Mounted photos. Postal Card | ||||
3-12-f: Iceberg off Labrador, Newfoundland | circa 1933-1935 | |||
Removed from photo album 'Labrador Eskimo 1935.' Mounted photos. Postal Card Geographic Name(s): Newfoundland and Labrador, Canada | ||||
3-12-g: Lucy and her pals | July 23, 1934 | |||
Removed from photo album 'Labrador Eskimo 1935.' Mounted photos. From Lewis B. Sebring (?), Jr., New York City Geographic Name(s): St. Anthony, Newfoundland and Labrador, Canada | ||||
3-12-h: Grenfell Mission, Battle Harbour, Labrador | August 6, 1934 | |||
Removed from photo album 'Labrador Eskimo 1935.' Mounted photos. Postal Card Geographic Name(s): Battle Harbor, Newfoundland and Labrador, Canada | ||||
3-12-i: After the battle of Forteau Bay. Straits of Belle Isle. | July 22, 1934 | |||
Removed from photo album 'Labrador Eskimo 1935.' Mounted photos From Lewis B. Sebring (?), Jr., New York City Geographic Name(s): Belle Isle, Newfoundland and Labrador, Canada | ||||
3-12-j: Kayaking at Turnavick, Labrador | circa 1933-1935 | |||
Removed from photo album 'Labrador Eskimo 1935.' Mounted photos. Postal Card. So labeled, but actually Nain, Labrador Geographic Name(s): Nain, Newfoundland and Labrador, Canada | ||||
3-12-k: Fishing Schooner at Bras D'or Bay | circa 1933-1935 | |||
Removed from photo album 'Labrador Eskimo 1935.' Mounted photos | ||||
3-12-l: Iceberg near Battle Harbour | circa 1933-1935 | |||
Removed from photo album 'Labrador Eskimo 1935.' Mounted photos Geographic Name(s): Battle Harbor, Newfoundland and Labrador, Canada | ||||
3-12-m: Iceberg seen through ship's rigging | circa 1933-1935 | |||
Removed from photo album 'Labrador Eskimo 1935.' Mounted photos | ||||
3-13(a-p) "Eskimo" [Inuit] ([Nunatsiavut] Labrador) #7 | 1901-1947 | |||
3-13-a: Unidentified sailing ship | circa 1933-1935 | |||
Removed from photo album 'Labrador Eskimo 1935.' Photos loose in album | ||||
3-13-b: Winifredian Cove | circa 1933-1935 | |||
Removed from photo album 'Labrador Eskimo 1935.' Photos loose in album Geographic Name(s): St. Mary's, Newfoundland and Labrador, Canada | ||||
3-13-c: Battle Harbor, Labrador | circa 1933-1935 | |||
Removed from photo album 'Labrador Eskimo 1935.' Photos loose in album Geographic Name(s): Battle Harbor, Newfoundland and Labrador, Canada | ||||
3-13-d: Quebec Bridge | circa 1933-1935 | |||
Removed from photo album 'Labrador Eskimo 1935.' Photos loose in album | ||||
3-13-e: Lake Glorietta from Old King, Dixville Notch, N.H. | circa 1933-1935 | |||
Removed from photo album 'Labrador Eskimo 1935.' Photos loose in album. Postal Card | ||||
3-13-f: Trinity Rock and Eternity Cape, Aguenay River | circa 1933-1935 | |||
Removed from photo album 'Labrador Eskimo 1935.' Photos loose in album. Postal Card | ||||
3-13-g: Horse and sleigh | circa 1933-1935 | |||
Removed from photo album 'Labrador Eskimo 1935.' Photos loose in album | ||||
3-13-h: St. Anthony | circa 1933-1935 | |||
Removed from photo album 'Labrador Eskimo 1935.' Photos loose in album Postal Card | ||||
3-13-i: Iceberg Straits | circa 1933-1935 | |||
Removed from photo album 'Labrador Eskimo 1935.' Photos loose in album. Postal Card Geographic Name(s): Belle Isle, Newfoundland and Labrador, Canada | ||||
3-13-j: Iceberg off Cape St. | circa 1933-1935 | |||
Removed from photo album 'Labrador Eskimo 1935.' Photos loose in album. Postal Card Geographic Name(s): Charles, Newfoundland and Labrador, Canada | ||||
3-13-k: St. Anthony Hospital, Grenfell Assoc. | circa 1933-1935 | |||
Removed from photo album 'Labrador Eskimo 1935.' Photos loose in album. Postal Card | ||||
3-13-l: Iceberg in Battle Harbor. Holloway, St. John's Newfoundland | circa 1933-1935 | |||
Removed from photo album 'Labrador Eskimo 1935.' Photos loose in album. Postal Card Geographic Name(s): St. John's, Newfoundland and Labrador, Canada | ||||
3-13-m: Fish stages | circa 1933-1935 | |||
Removed from photo album 'Labrador Eskimo 1935.' Photos loose in album. Postal Card Geographic Name(s): Torbay, Newfoundland and Labrador, Canada | ||||
3-13-n: Murray Bay, Que. | circa 1933-1935 | |||
Removed from photo album 'Labrador Eskimo 1935.' Photos loose in album. Postal Card Geographic Name(s): Quebec, Canada | ||||
3-13-o: Unidentified boy | circa 1933-1935 | |||
Removed from photo album 'Labrador Eskimo 1935.' Photos loose in album. Postal Card | ||||
3-13-p: Passengers on the New Northland on the Saguenay River | circa 1933-1935 | |||
Removed from photo album 'Labrador Eskimo 1935.' Photos loose in album | ||||
3-13-q: Boat in drydock | circa 1933-1935 | |||
Removed from photo album 'Labrador Eskimo 1935.' Photos loose in album | ||||
3-13-r: New Northland leaving St. Anthony | circa 1933-1935 | |||
Removed from photo album 'Labrador Eskimo 1935.' Photos loose in album. From Lewis B. Sebring, Jr. New York City. Geographic Name(s): St. Anthony, Newfoundland and Labrador, Canada | ||||
3-13-s: Esquimaux, Labrador | circa 1933-1935 | |||
Removed from photo album 'Labrador Eskimo 1935.' Photos loose in album. Postal Card Geographic Name(s): Newfoundland and Labrador, Canada | ||||
3-14(a), 3-14(a-1 to a-52) "Eskimo" [Inuit] ([Nunatsiavut] Labrador) #8 | 1901-1947 | |||
Calendar for 1932 sold to support the Grenfell Association of Great Britain and Ireland, printed in England by Raphael Tuck and Sons, Ltd. 52 pages (one per week) plus front cover "Sir Wilfred Grenfell on Board ''Strathcona''", autographed by Grenfell. Titles are as provided on the calendar. Removed from photo album 'Labrador Eskimo 1935.'. Many photographs identified as taken by "H.T.E". Related material: Memorial University of Newfoundland has a similar copy available for browsing in its Digital Archives Initiative: https://collections.mun.ca/digital/collection/cns2/id/40384/rec/2 | ||||
3-14-a: Sir Wilfred Grenfell On Board "Strathcona" | ||||
3-14-a-1: "Strathcona" in Winter Quarters | ||||
3-14-a-2: A Northern Settlement | ||||
3-14-a-3: Sealing in the Winter through Harbour Ice | ||||
3-14-a-4: Winter Travel | ||||
3-14-a-5: Hospital Day -- Bringing Wood to Hospital | ||||
3-14-a-6: The Labrador Mail Team | ||||
3-14-a-7: Dynamiting Her Way Out | ||||
3-14-a-8: Labrador Dogs | ||||
3-14-a-9: Nursing Station -- Forteau | ||||
3-14-a-10: A Mid-day Rest in Labrador | ||||
3-14-a-11: Harbour Ice | ||||
3-14-a-12: Arriving at a Patient's Home | ||||
3-14-a-13: Off for a Ride on a Komatik | ||||
3-14-a-14: Huskies | ||||
3-14-a-15: On the Road to Recovery | ||||
3-14-a-16: Snow on the Labrador Rocks | ||||
3-14-a-17: Crippled Children Painting Toys | ||||
3-14-a-18: St. Anthony Hospital | ||||
3-14-a-19: May Month | ||||
3-14-a-20: Answering a Sick Call | ||||
3-14-a-21: The Breaking-up of the Ice | ||||
3-14-a-22: School House, St. Anthony | ||||
3-14-a-23: "Nascopie" Coming Through the Ice at Lake Chidley | ||||
3-14-a-24: Lone Labrador | ||||
3-14-a-25: Bound North | ||||
3-14-a-26: Labrador Iceberg | ||||
3-14-a-27: North-West River Hospital | ||||
3-14-a-28: Unloading Building Materials for New Cottage Hospital, St. Mary's River, Labrador | ||||
3-14-a-29: Where the Ghostly Icebergs Go | ||||
3-14-a-30: Orphanage, Grenfell Association Home, Sawing Billets for their Fire | ||||
3-14-a-31: Labrador Industries Headquarters | ||||
3-14-a-32: Disabled Fishermen Making Toys | ||||
3-14-a-33: Fishing Stages in Labrador | ||||
3-14-a-34: Sir Wilfred Playing with Patients | ||||
3-14-a-35: Reindeer | ||||
3-14-a-36: Land-locked -- Strathcona | ||||
3-14-a-37: Boys' and Girls' Race, Sports Day, St. Anthony | ||||
3-14-a-38: Sir Wilfred in a Kyak | ||||
3-14-a-39: St. Anthony | ||||
3-14-a-40. A Northern Visitor | ||||
3-14-a-41: Four of a Kind | ||||
3-14-a-42: An Iceberg Foundering | ||||
3-14-a-43: One of the many land-locked harbours of Northern Newfoundland | ||||
3-14-a-44: St. Mary's River, Labrador | ||||
3-14-a-45: In the Lee of a Labrador Headland | ||||
3-14-a-46: Sunshine and Shadow | ||||
3-14-a-47: Indian Harbour Hospital | ||||
3-14-a-48: North-West River, left side of river bank | ||||
3-14-a-49: Labrador Industries | ||||
3-14-a-50: Orphanage Children | ||||
3-14-a-51: The Rising Generation | ||||
3-14-a-52: Patient Bound for Hospital | ||||
3-15(a-j) "Eskimo" [Inuit] ([Nunatsiavut] Labrador) #9 | 1901-1947 | |||
3-15-a: Rosy, Eskimo, 14 yrs. of age | ||||
See also 'Eskimo (Labrador) (#4) (n)'. | ||||
3-15-b: Benoni Mak, Naskapi, St. Augustin River. 14 yrs. of age | ||||
See 'Montagnais-Naskapi (#3) (h) for negative | ||||
3-15-c: Iketeiak, Eskimo, Nain band | ||||
3-15-d: Winiam Nanowa, Naskapi, St. Augustin River | ||||
See Montagnais-Naskapi (#3) (b) for negative | ||||
3-15-e: Eskimo boys (12 &14 yrs of age) Left: Charlie Rose (Battle Harbor band mixed blood). Right: Douglas White (Nain half-blood) | ||||
3-15-f: Proof sheets showing (a) - (d) plus 2 other pictures (wanting) | ||||
3-15-g: Proof sheets showing (a) - (d) plus 2 other pictures (wanting) | ||||
3-15-h: Comic masks of Nain Band of Eskimo. Dog-skin & sealskin | ||||
3-15-i: Comic masks of Nain Band of Eskimo. Dog-skin & sealskin | ||||
3-15-j: Comic masks of Nain Band of Eskimo. Dog-skin & sealskin | ||||
3-16(a-t) "Eskimo" [Inuit] ([Nunatsiavut] Labrador) #10 | 1901-1947 | |||
3-16-a: Unidentified persons | ||||
Negatves only | ||||
3-16-b: Unidentified persons | ||||
Negatves only | ||||
3-16-c: Unidentified persons | ||||
Negatves only | ||||
3-16-d: Unidentified persons | ||||
Negatves only | ||||
3-16-e: Unidentified persons | ||||
Negatves only | ||||
3-16-f: Eskimo mask | ||||
See also 'Eskimo (Labrador) (#1) (j)' | ||||
3-16-g: Eskimo mask | ||||
See also 'Eskimo (Labrador) (#1) (k)' | ||||
3-16-h: Eskimo mask | ||||
See also 'Eskimo (Labrador) (#1) (i)' | ||||
3-16-i: Esquimau women. Holloway of St. John's, Newfoundland | ||||
Geographic Name(s): St. John's, Newfoundland and Labrador, Canada | ||||
3-16-j: A Full Labrador Dog Team. Holloway of St. John's, Newfoundland | ||||
Geographic Name(s): St. John's, Newfoundland and Labrador, Canada | ||||
3-16-k: Cumberland Sound Eskimo | ||||
3-16-l: Eskimo children, Alaska | ||||
Postal card. Includes note to Frank G. Speck from Edward Sapir, Sept. 28, 1908 | ||||
3-16-m: Typical Eskimo | ||||
Postal card | ||||
3-16-n: Danish Eskimo Woman, Greenland | ||||
Postal card | ||||
3-16-o: Eskimo in rain suit, Nome | ||||
Postal card. Includes note to Frank G. Speck from "Duke", June 25, 192? | ||||
3-16-p: Esquimaux boys | ||||
Postal card | ||||
3-16-q: "Labrador mail, winter conveyance by Catamaran." | ||||
Postal card Actually Alaska | ||||
3-16-r: Icebergs | ||||
Postal card | ||||
3-16-s: Icebergs | ||||
Postal card | ||||
3-16-t: Icebergs | ||||
Postal card | ||||
3-17(a-f) "Eskimo" [Inuit] ([Nunatsiavut] Labrador) #11 | 1901-1947 | |||
3-17-a: Eskimo dressed dolls from Neteetumint "sealing place people," the cartwright (Sandich Bay Band), showing Eskimo patterns of male & female attire made of materials (tanned caribou skin without hair) prepared in the Indian manner, Indian style of moccasin boots. (Length 19 "& 26") Type dolls showing blend of Eskimo & Indian traits in southern Labrador | ||||
3-17-b: Labrador Eskimo semilunar knife & Scraper (Ulu) (Nain band) | ||||
Drawing | ||||
3-17-c: Labrador Eskimo wooden trough for scrapings of sealskins (matyavik) (Nain band) | ||||
3-17-d: Labrador Eskimo sealskin scraper (kiliutuk) (Nain band) | ||||
3-17-e: Labrador Eskimo hide scraper (kiseligint) (Nain band) | ||||
Drawing | ||||
3-17-f: Labrador Eskimo sealskin stretcher & Softener (tesikxut) (Nain band) | ||||
Drawing | ||||
3-18(a-h) "Eskimo" [Inuit] ([Nunatsiavut] Labrador) #12 | 1901-1947 | |||
3-18-a: Unidentified man in kayak | ||||
3-18-b: Unidentified man | ||||
3-18-c: Lucy & friends | ||||
See also Eskimo (Labrador) (#6) (g) (") (#2) (u) | ||||
3-18-d: Esquimau man & woman. Holloway of St. John's, Newfoundland | ||||
Geographic Name(s): St. John's, Newfoundland and Labrador, Canada | ||||
3-18-e: Drying skins on roof after Eskimo & Indian manner | ||||
Geographic Name(s): Forteau Bay, Newfoundland and Labrador, Canada | ||||
3-18-f: Storage scaffold | ||||
Geographic Name(s): Forteau Bay, Newfoundland and Labrador, Canada | ||||
3-18-g: Dog team & sledge | ||||
Postal card Geographic Name(s): St. Anthony, Newfoundland and Labrador, Canada | ||||
3-18-h: 3 views of harpoon (?) head | ||||
Drawing | ||||
3-19(a-p) "Eskimo" [Inuit] (Southampton Island) #1 | 1901-1947 | |||
3-19-a: Summer tents | ||||
3-19-b: Summer tents | ||||
3-19-c: Unidentified scenes | ||||
3-19-d: Unidentified scenes | ||||
3-19-e: Unidentified group inside igloo | ||||
3-19-f: Unidentified | ||||
3-19-g: 2 Unidentified persons in fur parkas, rear view | ||||
3-19-h: Working stretched pelts | ||||
Unidentified double exposure | ||||
3-19-i: Unidentified group traveling on foot | ||||
3-19-j: Unidentified group | ||||
3-19-k: Unidentified group | ||||
3-19-l: Showing tattooing of the Southampton Natives | February 16, 1904 | |||
Name of woman - Jumbo Geographic Name(s): Cape Fullerton, Nunavut, Canada | ||||
3-19-m: Harry using flint bone cutter in snow house | ||||
3-19-n: Unidentified group including one person tied | ||||
3-19-o: Panty (?) & Harry in the oldest method of anticooting (?) known to the Indian tribe | April 13, 1905 | |||
If the head comes up easy it means . . . Geographic Name(s): Cape Fullerton, Nunavut, Canada | ||||
3-19-p: Harry using bow drill | ||||
3-20(a-p) "Eskimo" [Inuit] (Southampton Island) #2 | 1901-1947 | |||
3-20-a: Eskimo grave | ||||
3-20-b: Harry Teseuke (?) Native using bone cutter made of flint & bone | ||||
3-20-c: Unidentified man in decorated garment | ||||
Front & rear views | ||||
3-20-d: Unidentified man in decorated garment | ||||
Front & rear views | ||||
3-20-e: Kenepic women outside of their tent | ||||
3-20-f: Native man with load & child on back | ||||
3-20-g: . . . looks through . . . glasses. About 4 yrs. old. Part White | ||||
3-20-h: Unidentified men - 2 supported by one on hands & feet | ||||
3-20-i: Family of Kenepic Eskimo in snow house | January 22, 1901 | |||
Geographic Name(s): Cape Fullerton, Nunavut, Canada | ||||
3-20-j: Unidentified women & child | ||||
3-20-k: Unidentified man & woman | ||||
3-20-l: Unidentified women with tattooed faces | ||||
3-20-m: Unidentified groups | ||||
3-20-n: Unidentified groups | ||||
3-20-o: Unidentified camp | ||||
3-20-p: Unidentified | ||||
3-21(a-m) "Eskimo" [Inuit] ([Nunatsiavut] Labrador) --sled dogs | 1901-1947 | |||
3-21-a: Unidentified man with loaded sled | ||||
Photo by Richard White, Jr. | ||||
3-21-b: Unidentified man with loaded sled | ||||
Photo by Richard White, Jr. | ||||
3-21-c: Unidentified man with loaded sled | ||||
Photo by Richard White, Jr. | ||||
3-21-d: Sled dogs | ||||
Photo by Richard White, Jr. | ||||
3-21-e: Sled dogs | ||||
Photo by Richard White, Jr. | ||||
3-21-f: Sled dogs | ||||
Photo by Richard White, Jr. | ||||
3-21-g: Sled dogs | ||||
Photo by Richard White, Jr. | ||||
3-21-h: Dogs & Unidentified people | ||||
Photo by Richard White, Jr. | ||||
3-21-i: Dogs & Unidentified people | ||||
Photo by Richard White, Jr. | ||||
3-21-j: Dogs & sled | ||||
Photo by Richard White, Jr. | ||||
3-21-k: Dogs & sled | ||||
Photo by Richard White, Jr. | ||||
3-21-l: Dogs & sled | ||||
Photo by Richard White, Jr. | ||||
3-21-m: Dogs & sled | ||||
Photo by Richard White, Jr. | ||||
3-22(a) Fadden, Ray: Contributions of the American Indians | n.d. | |||
3-22-a: Contributions of the American Indians. Project of Ray Fadden's 8th grade class at Mohawk Indian School | ||||
[Removed from unlabeled APS folder in Frank Speck Indian Materials - Misc.] See also: Bodmer, Karl; Eastman, Seth; Indians of N. & S. Am.: Misc. (?) Indian Races of N. & S. Am. N. Amer. Indians Petroglyphs Shincwauk Home | ||||
3-23(a-c) Gabor, Ray and Bob. Handsome Lake drawings | n.d. | |||
3-23-a: The Three Messengers Appear to Handsome Lake | 1952 | |||
Ray Gabor | ||||
3-23-b: Handsome Lake Preaching in the Long House | 1952 | |||
Ray Gabor | ||||
3-23-c: Great Feather Dance | 1952 | |||
Ray Gabor | ||||
3-36(a-h) Wallace, Paul A. W..
Heckewelder Photos | 1955 | |||
3-36-a: The future - At New Fairfield, Ont. [Woman & child] | 1950 | |||
Heckewelder Photos (Paul A.W. Wallace) [Removed from box labeled 'Wallace, P.A.W. Heckewelder MS, 8 additional photos. 4/19/55.'] | ||||
3-36-b: The Indian church at New Fairfield, Ont. | 1950 | |||
Heckewelder Photos (Paul A.W. Wallace) [Removed from box labeled 'Wallace, P.A.W. Heckewelder MS, 8 additional photos. 4/19/55.'] | ||||
3-36-c: Restoration of Moravian Village | ||||
Heckewelder Photos (Paul A.W. Wallace) [Removed from box labeled 'Wallace, P.A.W. Heckewelder MS, 8 additional photos. 4/19/55.'] Geographic Name(s): Schoenbrunn, Ohio | ||||
3-36-d: David Zeisberger's house (reconstructed) at Schonbrunn | ||||
Heckewelder Photos (Paul A.W. Wallace) [Removed from box labeled 'Wallace, P.A.W. Heckewelder MS, 8 additional photos. 4/19/55.'] Geographic Name(s): Schoenbrunn, Ohio | ||||
3-36-e: Reconstruction at Schonbrunn, Ohio | ||||
Heckewelder Photos (Paul A.W. Wallace) [Removed from box labeled 'Wallace, P.A.W. Heckewelder MS, 8 additional photos. 4/19/55.'] Geographic Name(s): Schoenbrunn, Ohio | ||||
3-36-f: The church (reconstructed) at Schonbrunn, Ohio | ||||
Heckewelder Photos (Paul A.W. Wallace) [Removed from box labeled 'Wallace, P.A.W. Heckewelder MS, 8 additional photos. 4/19/55.'] Geographic Name(s): Schoenbrunn, Ohio | ||||
3-36-g: The church (reconstructed) at Schonbrunn, Ohio | ||||
Heckewelder Photos (Paul A.W. Wallace) [Removed from box labeled 'Wallace, P.A.W. Heckewelder MS, 8 additional photos. 4/19/55.'] Geographic Name(s): Schoenbrunn, Ohio | ||||
3-36-h: The monument at Gnadenhutten, Ohio | ||||
Heckewelder Photos (Paul A.W. Wallace) [Removed from box labeled 'Wallace, P.A.W. Heckewelder MS, 8 additional photos. 4/19/55.'] Geographic Name(s): Gnadenhutten, Ohio | ||||
3-37(a) Heckewelder Illustration | 1955 | |||
3-37-a: Heckewelder Illustration (Paul A.W. Wallace) | ||||
[Removed from APS folder 'Print Collection, Mexican sacrificia stone and calendar stones, Not cat (?)] For "Thirty Thousand Miles with John Heckewelder," Illustration by Mrs. Charles Macmillan | ||||
Hopi | ||||
3-38-a: Hopi woman in dress | one of these has a note from Edward Sapir. which one??? | |||
Postal card, in color. Geographic Name(s): Oraibi, Arizona | ||||
3-38-b: Hopi woman in formal hair-do | one of these has a note from Edward Sapir. which one??? | |||
Postal card, in color. | ||||
3-38-c: The Hopi House, Grand Canyon | one of these has a note from Edward Sapir. which one??? | |||
Postal card, in color. Photo by Fred Harvey. Geographic Name(s): Grand Canyon, Arizona | ||||
3-38-d: Hopi mending mocassins | one of these has a note from Edward Sapir. which one??? | |||
Postal card, in color. Geographic Name(s): Oraibi, Arizona | ||||
3-38-e: Hopi Indian Snake Dance | one of these has a note from Edward Sapir. which one??? | |||
Postal card, in color. From Milwaukee Public Museum Mural, by George Porter, 1915. This item has been identified as culturally sensitive. Reproduction is restricted. | ||||
3-38-f: Hopi Indian Snake Dance | one of these has a note from Edward Sapir. which one??? | |||
Postal card, in color. This item has been identified as culturally sensitive. Reproduction is restricted. | ||||
3-39(a) Hopi girl | 1908-1938 | |||
3-39-a: Hopi girl | ||||
Photo; 7 1/4 x 5 1/4 | ||||
3-40(a) Hopi man, Moki | 1908-1938 | |||
3-40-a: "Moki (Hopi)" Man | ||||
Photo; 6 7/8 x 4 3/4 NY. 7/92 | ||||
4-1(a-o) Houma #1 | 1936-1941 | |||
4-1-a: School children of Berkman de Villis School at Pointe du Chien | ||||
Removed from envelope "Leonce A. Plaisance Group 2A" Geographic Name(s): Pointe-aux-Chenes, Louisiana | ||||
4-1-b: Bayou Blue. children in pirogue, Verdin family | ||||
Removed from envelope "Leonce A. Plaisance Group 2A" Geographic Name(s): Bayou Blue, Louisiana | ||||
4-1-c: Home of Laurent Verdin. House of all wood | ||||
Removed from envelope "Leonce A. Plaisance Group 2A" Geographic Name(s): Bayou Blue, Louisiana | ||||
4-1-d: Wife of David Billiot. Golden Meadows | ||||
Removed from envelope "Leonce A. Plaisance Group 2A" Geographic Name(s): Golden Meadow, Louisiana | ||||
4-1-e: Mepbile Verdin. No school. Home scene | ||||
Removed from envelope "Leonce A. Plaisance Group 2A" Geographic Name(s): Bayou Blue, Louisiana | ||||
4-1-f: Children coming 12 miles to school. L'Isle a Jean Charles, Bayou Jean Charles near Montegut (?) | ||||
Removed from envelope "Leonce A. Plaisance Group 2A" Geographic Name(s): Isle de Jean Charles, Louisiana | ||||
4-1-g: On the canal at Bayou Jean la Croire near Bayou Pte. du Chien | ||||
Removed from envelope "Leonce A. Plaisance Group 2A" Geographic Name(s): Pointe-aux-Chenes, Louisiana | ||||
4-1-h: George Verdin & family. No ecole. | ||||
Removed from envelope "Leonce A. Plaisance Group 2A" Geographic Name(s): Bayou Blue, Louisiana | ||||
4-1-i: Wife of Octave Verdin, aged 60's. | ||||
Removed from envelope "Leonce A. Plaisance Group 2A" Geographic Name(s): Bayou Blue, Louisiana | ||||
4-1-j: Mehir (Mejir). Golden Meadows. Their father speaks Spanish. Interpreter in French & English | ||||
Removed from envelope "Leonce A. Plaisance Group 2A" Geographic Name(s): Golden Meadow, Louisiana | ||||
4-1-k: David F. Billiot | ||||
Removed from envelope "Leonce A. Plaisance Group 2A" | ||||
4-1-l: Michele Dardard. Golden Meadows. Braided hair. 15 yrs. Feathers of hawk buzzard | ||||
Removed from envelope "Leonce A. Plaisance Group 2A" Geographic Name(s): Golden Meadow, Louisiana | ||||
4-1-m: Octave Verdin. 65 yrs. (?) | January 1941 | |||
Removed from envelope "Leonce A. Plaisance Group 2A" Geographic Name(s): Bayou Blue, Louisiana | ||||
4-1-n: Michele Dardard, Golden Meadows. Goes to school. Curly hair caused by braiding | ||||
Removed from envelope "Leonce A. Plaisance Group 2A" Geographic Name(s): Golden Meadow, Louisiana | ||||
4-1-o: Michele Dardard with hawk feather cap old tradition | ||||
Removed from envelope "Leonce A. Plaisance Group 2A" | ||||
4-2(a-v) Houma #2 | 1936-1941 | |||
4-2-a: Same as [Canal scene] | ||||
Removed from envelope "Leonce A. Plaisance Group 2A" | ||||
4-2-b: Laurent Verdin at Bayou Blue. Trapper & fisher | ||||
Removed from envelope "Leonce A. Plaisance Group 2A" Geographic Name(s): Bayou Blue, Louisiana | ||||
4-2-c: Iselia Verdin. 22 yrs. Daughter of Octave Verdin. Bayou Blue. No School | ||||
Removed from envelope "Leonce A. Plaisance Group 2A" Geographic Name(s): Bayou Blue, Louisiana | ||||
4-2-d: Unidentified canal scene | ||||
Removed from envelope "Leonce A. Plaisance Group 2A" | ||||
4-2-e: Unidentified girls | ||||
Removed from envelope "Leonce A. Plaisance Group 2A" | ||||
4-2-f: Children at Bayou Blue. Not school | ||||
Removed from envelope "Leonce A. Plaisance Group 2A" Geographic Name(s): Bayou Blue, Louisiana | ||||
4-2-g: Daughter of Oct. Verdin. Vanicia Verdin. 19 yrs. No school | ||||
Removed from envelope "Leonce A. Plaisance Group 2A" | ||||
4-2-h: Bayou Blue. Not any school | ||||
Removed from envelope "Leonce A. Plaisance Group 2A" Geographic Name(s): Bayou Blue, Louisiana | ||||
4-2-i: Family of Octave Verdin. Bayou Blue. No school | ||||
Removed from envelope "Leonce A. Plaisance Group 2A" Geographic Name(s): Bayou Blue, Louisiana | ||||
4-2-j: Bayou Blue. Mepbile Verdin & familiy. No school | ||||
Removed from envelope "Leonce A. Plaisance Group 2A" Geographic Name(s): Bayou Blue, Louisiana | ||||
4-2-k: Lucy Verdin. Golden Meadows. Commenced school last year, 1940, when school opened | ||||
Removed from envelope "Leonce A. Plaisance Group 2A" Geographic Name(s): Golden Meadow, Louisiana | ||||
4-2-l: Houma Indian children with guru (?) log mortar & pounder at DuLac, La | 1938 | |||
Removed from envelope "Leonce A. Plaisance Group 2A" Geographic Name(s): Dulac, Louisiana | ||||
4-2-m: Similar to (aa). | ||||
Removed from envelope "Leonce A. Plaisance Group 2A" Negative only | ||||
4-2-n: Unidentified girls | ||||
Removed from envelope "Leonce A. Plaisance Group 2A" | ||||
4-2-o: Unidentified group | ||||
Removed from envelope "Leonce A. Plaisance Group 2A" | ||||
4-2-p: Unidentified group | ||||
Removed from envelope "Leonce A. Plaisance Group 2A" | ||||
4-2-q: Unidentified church & house | ||||
Removed from envelope "Leonce A. Plaisance Group 2A" | ||||
4-2-r: Unidentified persons, house | ||||
Removed from envelope "Leonce A. Plaisance Group 2A" Negatives only | ||||
4-2-s: Unidentified persons, house | ||||
Removed from envelope "Leonce A. Plaisance Group 2A" Negatives only | ||||
4-2-t: Unidentified persons, house | ||||
Removed from envelope "Leonce A. Plaisance Group 2A" Negatives only | ||||
4-2-u: Unidentified persons, house | ||||
Removed from envelope "Leonce A. Plaisance Group 2A" Negatives only | ||||
4-2-v: Unidentified persons, house | ||||
Removed from envelope "Leonce A. Plaisance Group 2A" Negatives only | ||||
4-3(a-q) Houma #3 | 1936-1941 | |||
4-3-a: Houma man, Antony Billiot | 1938 | |||
Geographic Name(s): Houma, Louisiana | ||||
4-3-b: Houma man, Antony Billiot | 1939 | |||
Geographic Name(s): Houma, Louisiana | ||||
4-3-c: Houma Indian. David Billiot, son of George Billiot, Pointe de Chien, La. David B. Leirs at Golden Meadow, La. | ||||
Geographic Name(s): Golden Meadow, Louisiana; Pointe-aux-Chenes, Louisiana | ||||
4-3-d: Daub and wattle house of Victor Dardar, Golden Meadow | ||||
Photo by R. R. Slenberger (2 copies: 4-3-d-1 and 4-3-d-2) Geographic Name(s): Golden Meadow, Louisiana | ||||
4-3-e: Michele Billiot; Lucile du Plantis | ||||
4-3-f: Akwin and Mary du Plantis | ||||
4-3-g: Group at Bayou Grand Caillou. Alcide du Pres (right), Mme. George Billiout, girl (?), Mme. Hippolyte Dardard | 1938 | |||
Geographic Name(s): Houma, Louisiana | ||||
4-3-h: George Billiot, Bayou Grand Caillou | ||||
Geographic Name(s): Terrebonne Parish, Louisiana | ||||
4-3-i: Houma group at Golden Meadow, plank house | ||||
Geographic Name(s): Golden Meadow, Louisiana | ||||
4-3-j: Family of Victor Dardar in front of daub & wattle house | ||||
Photo by R.R. Solenberger | ||||
4-3-k: Unidentified scene on bayou | ||||
4-3-l: Probably New Orleans area to be classified w. Houma, cf. hairstyles, earlobes, labrets | ||||
Geographic Name(s): New Orleans, Louisiana | ||||
4-3-m: Photo of drawing. Desseins de Sauvages de Plusiens Nations, N. Orleans 1735 | 1735 | |||
Geographic Name(s): New Orleans, Louisiana | ||||
4-3-n: Temple des Sauvages . . . ; Cabane du chef | ||||
Photo of drawing | ||||
4-3-o: Houma moss spindle. Cypress wood. | ||||
Drawing by Miss Louise Barrett | ||||
4-3-p: Unidentified scene | ||||
Removed from envelope 'Looking east on coast near Mobile Bay, territory of Biloxi, Siouan, 1938' | ||||
4-3-q: Moss | ||||
Removed from envelope 'Looking east on coast near Mobile Bay, territory of Biloxi, Siouan, 1938' | ||||
4-4(a-j) Houma #4 | 1936-1941 | |||
4-4-a: Unidentified scene | ||||
Removed from envelope 'Bayou La Combe La. Mount at Pearl River, Near Indian Village' | ||||
4-4-b: Unidentified scene | ||||
Removed from envelope 'Films Houma Tunica' Negatives only | ||||
4-4-c: Unidentified scene | ||||
Removed from envelope 'Films Houma Tunica' Negatives only | ||||
4-4-d: Unidentified scene | ||||
Removed from envelope 'Films Houma Tunica' Negatives only | ||||
4-4-e: Unidentified scene | ||||
Removed from envelope 'Films Houma Tunica' Negatives only | ||||
4-4-f: Unidentified water scene, man in boat | ||||
Negatives only | ||||
4-4-g: Unidentified water scene, man in boat | ||||
Negatives only | ||||
4-4-h: Unidentified water scene, man in boat | ||||
Negatives only | ||||
4-4-i: Unidentified water scene, man in boat | ||||
Negatives only | ||||
4-4-j: Unidentified water scene | ||||
Negatives only | ||||
4-5(a-q) Houma #5 | 1936-1941 | |||
4-5-a: 4 Unidentified persons in front of small house with thatched roof | ||||
Removed from envelope 'Houma House Photos' | ||||
4-5-b: Houma woman | circa 1936-1941 | |||
Access digital object: | ||||
4-5-c: View of underside of thatched roof | ||||
Removed from envelope 'Houma House Photos' | ||||
4-5-d: Daub & wattle house in disrepair | ||||
Removed from envelope 'Houma House Photos' | ||||
4-5-e: 2 Unidentified men in early stages of constructing thatched roof | ||||
Removed from envelope 'Houma House Photos' | ||||
4-5-f: Different view of house in (d) | ||||
Removed from envelope 'Houma House Photos' | ||||
4-5-g: Plank house with thatched roof | ||||
Removed from envelope 'Houma House Photos' | ||||
4-5-h: Plank house with thatched roof | ||||
Removed from envelope 'Houma House Photos' | ||||
4-5-i: Plank house with thatched roof; part may be daub & wattle | ||||
Removed from envelope 'Houma House Photos' | ||||
4-5-j: Plank house with thatched roof & walls | ||||
Removed from envelope 'Houma House Photos' | ||||
4-5-k: House with thatched roof & walls | ||||
Removed from envelope 'Houma House Photos' | ||||
4-5-l: House with thatched roof & walls | ||||
Removed from envelope 'Houma House Photos' | ||||
4-5-m: Open shelter with thatched roof & house with thatced roof & walls | ||||
Removed from envelope 'Houma House Photos' | ||||
4-5-n: Open shelter with thatched roof & house with thatched roof & walls | ||||
Removed from envelope 'Houma House Photos' | ||||
4-5-o: Unidentified man placing material on fire in small oven (?) | ||||
Removed from envelope 'Houma House Photos' | ||||
4-5-p: Like (e) | ||||
Removed from envelope 'Houma House Photos' | ||||
4-5-q: Like (c) | ||||
Removed from envelope 'Houma House Photos' | ||||
4-6(a-u) Houma #6 | 1936-1941 | |||
4-6-a: House with thatched roof & walls - viewed across canal | ||||
Houma Houses - Negative only | ||||
4-6-b: House with thatched roof & walls - viewed across canal | ||||
Houma Houses - Negative only | ||||
4-6-c: House with thatched roof & walls - viewed across canal | ||||
Houma Houses - Negative only | ||||
4-6-d: View of inside of pirogue; uni's thathced structure | ||||
Houma Houses - Negative only | ||||
4-6-e: Unidentified structural detail | ||||
Houma Houses - Negative only | ||||
4-6-f: Unidentified structures | ||||
Houma Houses - Negative only | ||||
4-6-g: Building with thatched roof & walls partly plank, partly thatch | ||||
Houma Houses - Negative only | ||||
4-6-h: Unidentified man beside house with thatched roof & walls | ||||
Houma Houses - Negative only | ||||
4-6-i: Unidentified man beside house with thatched roof & walls | ||||
Houma Houses - Negative only | ||||
4-6-j: Unidentified man beside house with thatched roof & walls | ||||
Houma Houses - Negative only | ||||
4-6-k: Plank structure with thatched roof | ||||
Houma Houses - Negative only | ||||
4-6-l: Daub & wattle house in disrepair | ||||
Houma Houses - Negative only | ||||
4-6-m: View of underside of thatched roof | ||||
Houma Houses - Negative only | ||||
4-6-n: Unidentified woman beside & in doorway of daub & wattle house with thatched roof | ||||
Removed from envelope 'La. Films - Houma Tunica' Negative only | ||||
4-6-o: Unidentified woman beside & in doorway of daub & wattle house with thatched roof | ||||
Removed from envelope 'La. Films - Houma Tunica' Negative only | ||||
4-6-p: Daub & wattle house in disrepair | ||||
Removed from envelope 'La. Films - Houma Tunica' Negative only | ||||
4-6-q: Views of house with thatched roof & walls | ||||
Removed from envelope 'La. Films - Houma Tunica' Negative only | ||||
4-6-r: Views of house with thatched roof & walls | ||||
Removed from envelope 'La. Films - Houma Tunica' Negative only | ||||
4-6-s: Unidentified group beside house | ||||
Removed from envelope 'La. Films - Houma Tunica' Negative only | ||||
4-6-t: Interior details of daub & wattle house with thatched roof under construction | ||||
Removed from envelope 'La. Films - Houma Tunica' Negative only | ||||
4-6-u: Interior details of daub & wattle house with thatched roof under construction | ||||
Removed from envelope 'La. Films - Houma Tunica' Negative only | ||||
4-7(a-m) Houma #7 | 1936-1941 | |||
4-7-a: Unidentified group | ||||
4-7-b: Unidentified man & boy | ||||
4-7-c: Akwin & Mary du Plantis (sisters) & brother | ||||
4-7-d: Unidentified girl | ||||
4-7-e: 2 houses (plank) | ||||
4-7-f: 2 Unidentified women with sue (?) Johnson Memorial Baptist Missionary School in background | ||||
4-7-g: Unidentified view of houses across water | ||||
4-7-h: 4 Unidentified men | ||||
4-7-i: Houma girld. DuLac School. Marie Billiot & Marie Parfait | ||||
4-7-j: Unidentified scene | ||||
4-7-k: Unidentified group | ||||
4-7-l: Unidentified scene | ||||
4-7-m: Unidentified group | ||||
4-8(n-y) Houma #8 | 1936-1941 | |||
4-8-n: Unidentified children | ||||
4-8-o: Rita Dean, Perlie Verdin, & Marie Lodrique (?) | ||||
4-8-p: Elaine Verdin | ||||
4-8-q: Marie Parfait & Harry Billiot, DuLac School | ||||
4-8-r: Unidentified group in front of thatched house | ||||
4-8-s: Unidentified group with plank house in background | ||||
4-8-t: Unidentified group by plank house | ||||
4-8-u: Unidentified group with plank house in background | ||||
4-8-v: Unidentified group | ||||
4-8-w: Unidentified group with daub & wattle house (thatched roof) behind | ||||
4-8-x: Unidentified scene | ||||
4-8-y: Unidentified girls | ||||
See 'Houma (#2) (n) | ||||
4-9(a-b) Houma #9 | 1936-1941 | |||
4-9-a: George Billiot | ||||
See folder (#3) (h) for negative | ||||
4-9-b: Evelyn Billiot (Verret), Courteau | ||||
See folder (#10) (m) for negative Large negative included here also | ||||
4-10(a-n) Houma #10 | 1936-1941 | |||
4-10-a: Houma cast net in posittion to be thrown | ||||
4-10-b: Similar to (a) | ||||
Negative only | ||||
4-10-c: Houma blowgun in use | ||||
4-10-d: Golden Meadow, La. R to L: A visitor, Rudolf Mafia, Victor Dardar, & his daughter | ||||
Geographic Name(s): Golden Meadow, Louisiana | ||||
4-10-e: Golden Meadow, La. L to R: David Billiot & R. Solenberger | ||||
Geographic Name(s): Golden Meadow, Louisiana | ||||
4-10-f: Children of Victor Dardar | ||||
4-10-g: Golden Meadow, La. Piroque at V. Dardar's | ||||
Geographic Name(s): Golden Meadow, Louisiana | ||||
4-10-h: Similar to (g) | ||||
4-10-i: Golden Meadow, La. Porch of Victor Dardar's old house (thatched) | ||||
Geographic Name(s): Golden Meadow, Louisiana | ||||
4-10-j: Golden Meadow, La. Palmetto thatch from underneath, porch of Victor Dardar's old house | ||||
Geographic Name(s): Golden Meadow, Louisiana | ||||
4-10-k: George Billiot & woman | ||||
Negative only | ||||
4-10-l: Mme. Hippolyte Dardar, Bayou Grand Caillou, sister of Paul Dardar, Pointe de Chien, La. 1938 | 1938 | |||
Geographic Name(s): Pointe-aux-Chenes, Louisiana | ||||
4-10-m: Evelyn Billiot (Verret), Courteau, wife of Frank Billiot - died 50 yr. of age . . . 1938 | ||||
4-10-n: Alfred Billiot (14 yrs. old, 1938), brother of Evelyn (Verret) Billiot, Courteau band, Houmas | ||||
4-11(a-v) Houma #11 | 1936-1941 | |||
4-11-a: Thatched shed with boat | ||||
Removed from paper 'Photos by R. Solenberger' | ||||
4-11-b: Unidentified group | ||||
Removed from paper 'Photos by R. Solenberger' | ||||
4-11-c: Unidentified group | ||||
Removed from paper 'Photos by R. Solenberger' | ||||
4-11-d: Unidentified group | ||||
Negative only Related material: See also 4-11-c | ||||
4-11-e: Unidentified group | ||||
Negative only | ||||
4-11-f: 2 Unidentified men about to begin thatched roof. Frame completed | ||||
Negative only | ||||
4-11-g: Unidentified persons in boats | ||||
Negative only | ||||
4-11-h: 2 girls beside daub & wattle house | ||||
Negative only | ||||
4-11-i: Unidentified woman & boy | ||||
Negative only | ||||
4-11-j: Unidentified man | ||||
Negative only | ||||
4-11-k: 2 Unidentified men | ||||
Negative only | ||||
4-11-l: Unidentified man (bust) | ||||
Negative only | ||||
4-11-m: Unidentified man with basket | ||||
Negative only | ||||
4-11-n: Unidentified group | ||||
Negative only | ||||
4-11-o: Unidentified man with Unidentified instrument | ||||
Negative only | ||||
4-11-p: Unidentified man (side view) | ||||
Negative only | ||||
4-11-q: 3 Unidentified girls | ||||
Negative only | ||||
4-11-r: Unidentified group of children with mortar & pestle | ||||
Negative only Removed from envelope 'La. Films - Houma Tunica' | ||||
4-11-s: O Jante Billiot, Voodoo singer | ||||
Negative only Removed from envelope 'La. Films - Houma Tunica' | ||||
4-11-t: Unidentified man & woman on log footbridge | ||||
Negative only Removed from envelope 'La. Films - Houma Tunica' | ||||
4-11-u: Baskets with lids. Chitimacha or Houma | ||||
4-11-v: Baskets with lids. Chitimacha or Houma | ||||
4-12(a-c) Huron | 1913-1952 | |||
4-12-a: Iroquois beaded leggings & Huron silkwork & beaded pattern | February 14, 1913 | |||
Dept. of Mines, Geol. Survey, 22590 | ||||
4-12-b: Father Crouxius, Hist. of Canada. Huron (?) | ||||
4-12-c: Indian Lorette, Huron & his birch bark canoe. | ||||
Postal Card Removed from APS folder 'Iroquois' Geographic Name(s): Quebec, Canada | ||||
4-13(a) Indian encampment | n.d. | |||
4-13-a: Postal Card | ||||
4-14(a-j) Indian races of North and South America: Illustrations #1 | 1855 | |||
4-14-a: Interview between Cortez and Montezuma. Frontispiece | ||||
Indian Races of North & South America: Illustrations. [Removed from unlabeled APS folder in Frank Speck, Indian Materials - Misc.] Some images published in The Indian Races of North and South America, Charles DeWolf Brownell, New York, 1855 | ||||
4-14-b: Indian boy & arrows, harpoon, basket, pot, bowl, etc. p.24 | ||||
Indian Races of North & South America: Illustrations. [Removed from unlabeled APS folder in Frank Speck, Indian Materials - Misc.] Some images published in The Indian Races of North and South America, Charles DeWolf Brownell, New York, 1855 | ||||
4-14-c: Indian tomahawk, kettle, spoon, pipes, etc. p.25 | ||||
Indian Races of North & South America: Illustrations. [Removed from unlabeled APS folder in Frank Speck, Indian Materials - Misc.] Some images published in The Indian Races of North and South America, Charles DeWolf Brownell, New York, 1855 | ||||
4-14-d: Montezuma, p.56 | ||||
Indian Races of North & South America: Illustrations. [Removed from unlabeled APS folder in Frank Speck, Indian Materials - Misc.] Some images published in The Indian Races of North and South America, Charles DeWolf Brownell, New York, 1856 | ||||
4-14-e: Montezuma, p.56 | ||||
Indian Races of North & South America: Illustrations. [Removed from unlabeled APS folder in Frank Speck, Indian Materials - Misc.] Some images published in The Indian Races of North and South America, Charles DeWolf Brownell, New York, 1857 | ||||
4-14-f: Execution of an Indian captive. p.121 | ||||
Indian Races of North & South America: Illustrations. [Removed from unlabeled APS folder in Frank Speck, Indian Materials - Misc.] Some images published in The Indian Races of North and South America, Charles DeWolf Brownell, New York, 1858 | ||||
4-14-g: Osceola. p.129 | ||||
Indian Races of North & South America: Illustrations. [Removed from unlabeled APS folder in Frank Speck, Indian Materials - Misc.] Some images published in The Indian Races of North and South America, Charles DeWolf Brownell, New York, 1859 | ||||
4-14-h: Osceola. p.129 | ||||
Indian Races of North & South America: Illustrations. [Removed from unlabeled APS folder in Frank Speck, Indian Materials - Misc.] Some images published in The Indian Races of North and South America, Charles DeWolf Brownell, New York, 1860 | ||||
4-14-i: Pocahontas interposing for Captain Smith. p.161 | ||||
Indian Races of North & South America: Illustrations. [Removed from unlabeled APS folder in Frank Speck, Indian Materials - Misc.] Some images published in The Indian Races of North and South America, Charles DeWolf Brownell, New York, 1861 | ||||
4-14-j: Interview of Samoset with the Pilgrims. p.200 | ||||
Indian Races of North & South America: Illustrations. [Removed from unlabeled APS folder in Frank Speck, Indian Materials - Misc.] Some images published in The Indian Races of North and South America, Charles DeWolf Brownell, New York, 1862 | ||||
4-15(a-i) Indian races of North and South America: Illustrations #2 | 1855 | |||
4-15-a: Tisquantum or Squanto, guide & interpreter to the colonists. p.204 | ||||
See notes on folder #1 | ||||
4-15-b: The colonists going to church armed. p.209 | ||||
See notes on folder #1 | ||||
4-15-c: King Philip, the aboriginal hero of Mount Hope. p.233 | ||||
See notes on folder #1 | ||||
4-15-d: King Philip, the aboriginal hero of Mount Hope. p.233 | ||||
See notes on folder #1 | ||||
4-15-e: Iroquois chief. p.280 | ||||
See notes on folder #1 | ||||
4-15-f: Joseph Brant - Thayendanegea. p. 296 | ||||
See notes on folder #1 | ||||
4-15-g: Joseph Brant - Thayendanegea. p. 296 | ||||
See notes on folder #1 | ||||
4-15-h: Red Jacket (Seneca). p.336 | ||||
See notes on folder #1 | ||||
4-15-i: Red Jacket (Seneca). p.336 | ||||
See notes on folder #1 | ||||
4-16(a-j) Indian races of North and South America: Illustrations #3 | 1855 | |||
4-16-a: Ball Playing (western). p.342 | ||||
See notes on folder #1 | ||||
4-16-b: Border encounter. p.360 | ||||
See notes on folder #1 | ||||
4-16-c: Trapping the bear. p.361 | ||||
See notes on folder #1 | ||||
4-16-d: Chief of the Delawares. p.364 | ||||
See notes on folder #1 | ||||
4-16-e: Tecumseh. p.369 | ||||
See notes on folder #1 | ||||
4-16-f: Tecumseh. p.369 | ||||
See notes on folder #1 | ||||
4-16-g: Black Hawk. p.376 | ||||
See notes on folder #1 | ||||
4-16-h: Cherokee settlement | 1855 | |||
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4-16-i: Indians watching for salmon. p. 433 | ||||
See notes on folder #1 | ||||
4-16-j: Indians making their offerings to the dead. p.441 | ||||
See notes on folder #1 | ||||
4-17(a-h) Indian races of North and South America: Illustrations #4 | 1855 | |||
4-17-a: Mandan chief. p. 444 | ||||
See notes on folder #1 | ||||
4-17-b: Indian war-dance (Mandan). p. 448 | ||||
See notes on folder #1 | ||||
4-17-c: Indian encampment west of the Mississippi. p. 465 | ||||
See notes on folder #1 | ||||
4-17-d: Buffalo chase. p. 480 | ||||
See notes on folder #1 | ||||
4-17-e: An Indian sorcerer performing his ceremonies over the sick. p.512 | ||||
See notes on folder #1 | ||||
4-17-f: Maquarri Dance, in the Lower District of Pomeroon. p.513 | ||||
See notes on folder #1 | ||||
4-17-g: The Inca Atahuallpa pleading before pizarro. p.651 | ||||
See notes on folder #1 | ||||
4-17-h: The Inca Atahuallpa pleading before pizarro. p.651 | ||||
See notes on folder #1 | ||||
4-18(a) Indian scene | 1940-1955 | |||
4-18-a: Engraving by J.C. Armytage from W.H. Bartlett | ||||
4-19(a) Indian Village (Oklahoma) | n.d. | |||
4-19-a Delaware village | 1910-1945 | |||
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4-20(a-g) Indians of North and South America: Miscellaneous Illustrations #1 | n.d. | |||
4-20-a: Unititled engraving, young woman. J.G. Chapman | ||||
[Removed from folder in Frank Speck, Indian Materials - Misc.] | ||||
4-20-b: King Powhatan commands C. Smith to be be slayne . . . Engraved from original as published by Capt. Smith himself | ||||
[Removed from folder in Frank Speck, Indian Materials - Misc.] | ||||
4-20-c: South American Indians | ||||
[Removed from folder in Frank Speck, Indian Materials - Misc.] | ||||
4-20-d: King Powhatan commands C. Smith to be be slayne . . . Engraved from original as published by Capt. Smith himself | ||||
[Removed from folder in Frank Speck, Indian Materials - Misc.] | ||||
4-20-e: South American Indians | ||||
Hand colored engraving [Removed from folder in Frank Speck, Indian Materials - Misc.] | ||||
4-20-f: Scene in the west Indies | ||||
Hand colored engraving [Removed from folder in Frank Speck, Indian Materials - Misc.] | ||||
4-20-g: The treaty of Penn with the Indians | ||||
Hand colored engraving. Whitney-Jocelyn-Annin-Sc. [Removed from folder in Frank Speck, Indian Materials - Misc.] | ||||
4-21(a-h) Indians of North and South America: Miscellaneous Illustrations #2 | n.d. | |||
4-21-a: The defense | ||||
See notes on folder #1 Hand colored engraving | ||||
4-21-b: Celebration of the mass, in presence of the Indians | ||||
See notes on folder #1 Hand colored engraving | ||||
4-21-c: Mah-to-toh-pa, from Catlin's painting. P.236 | ||||
See notes on folder #1 Hand colored engraving | ||||
4-21-d: Osage warrior | ||||
See notes on folder #1 Hand colored engraving | ||||
4-21-e: The agents of the fur company making a distribution of goods to the Indians. p.45. | ||||
See notes on folder #1 Hand colored engraving | ||||
4-21-f: The scalp dance. P.374 | ||||
See notes on folder #1 Hand colored engraving | ||||
4-21-g: A Kickapoo chief. p.546 | ||||
See notes on folder #1 Hand colored engraving | ||||
4-21-h: Kee-o-kuk. P.712 | ||||
See notes on folder #1 Hand colored engraving | ||||
4-22(a-h) Indians of North and South America: Miscellaneous Illustrations #3 | n.d. | |||
4-22-a: Natives of California | ||||
See notes on folder #1 PI. XXXVIII, Prichard's Natural History of Man | ||||
4-22-b: Juri & Botocudos | ||||
See notes on folder #1 PI. XLIV & XLV, Prichard's Natural History of Man | ||||
4-22-c: Skeleton of an Indian Lodge, Fishing, Huts, etc. | ||||
See notes on folder #1 | ||||
4-22-d: Philip alias Metacomet of Pokamoket | ||||
See notes on folder #1 Engraved from the original as published by church | ||||
4-22-e: Seat of King Philip | ||||
See notes on folder #1 Drawing by J. Neilson Engraving by A.B. Durant | ||||
4-22-f: Pocahontas | ||||
See notes on folder #1 Engraved by J.C. Buttre, New York Engraved expressly for the Ladies Repository | ||||
4-22-g: "Every horseman now whipped & spurred his animal at a furious rate." Carley, Del. | ||||
See notes on folder #1 | ||||
4-22-h: Untitled scene at (Niagra?) falls | ||||
See notes on folder #1 W. Croome, A.W. Graham | ||||
4-23(a-h) Indians of North and South America: Miscellaneous Illustrations #4 | n.d. | |||
4-23-a: Rant-che-wai-me, ou Pigeion voiant | ||||
"See notes on folder #1 Hand colored engraving" | ||||
4-23-b: Ma-has-kah, Le Jeune ou Le Nuage Blanc, Chef des Ioways | ||||
See notes on folder #1 | ||||
4-23-c: Ma-ka-tai-me-she-kia-kiah, ou Le Faucon noir | ||||
See notes on folder #1 | ||||
4-23-d: Chon-mon-i-case, ou I'Ietan, sous-chef des ottos | ||||
See notes on folder #1 | ||||
4-23-e: The Last Visit | ||||
See notes on folder #1 Engraved for Godey's Lady's Book Designed by Rothermel Engraved by T. Doney | ||||
4-23-f: General Goffe Repulsing the Indians at Hadley | ||||
See notes on folder #1 | ||||
4-23-g: Miss McCrea Taken by the Indians | ||||
See notes on folder #1 | ||||
4-23-h: Smith Rescued by Pocahontas | ||||
See notes on folder #1 | ||||
4-24(a-h) Indians of North and South America: Miscellaneous Illustrations #5 | n.d. | |||
4-24-a: Liberty introducing the arts to America | ||||
See notes on folder #1 Drawn by H. Corbould Engraved by J. Sartain | ||||
4-24-b: A Treacherous Indian | ||||
See notes on folder #1 J.M. Nevin J. Rogers | ||||
4-24-c: Models of Mexican Indian Traders, etc. | ||||
See notes on folder #1 By M. Montanari | ||||
4-24-d: Genl. Burgoyne addressing the Indians | ||||
See notes on folder #1 H. Warren J.C. Armytage | ||||
4-24-e: History of America | ||||
See notes on folder #1 Part of an engraving | ||||
4-24-f: Domestic Life among . . . Indians | ||||
See notes on folder #1 Engraving by Rolph & Jewett | ||||
4-24-g: Mr. Peter Williamson in the Dress of a Delaware Indian with his tomahawk, scalping knife, etc. | June 1759 | |||
See notes on folder #1 Engraved for the Grand Magazine | ||||
4-24-h: "Water Bird." Kiowa | ||||
See notes on folder #1 News clipping | ||||
4-25(a-h) Indians of North and South America: Miscellaneous Illustrations #6 | n.d. | |||
4-25-a: Massacre at Fort Mimms | ||||
From original painting by Chappel | ||||
4-25-b: Genl. Harrison & Tecumseh | ||||
Chapin, J.R. W. Ridgway | ||||
4-25-c: Interview between Gen. Jackson & Weatherford | ||||
J.R. Chapin, W. Ridgway | ||||
4-25-d: Sitting Bull | ||||
Color lithograph | ||||
4-25-e: Wagon train | ||||
From Unidentified magazine | ||||
4-25-f: Unidentified scene. Southwestern U.S. or Mexico | ||||
Photo of drawing, National Archives Record Group | ||||
4-25-g: Dance for a sick man | October 1936 | |||
Cover of The Doctor and OD Quarterly. Picture by A.J. Hofsommer | ||||
4-25-h: "Travells Eldest Son in Conversation with a Cherokee Chief" | ||||
4-26(a-e) Indians of North and South America: Miscellaneous Illustrations #7 | n.d. | |||
4-26-a: The Pequod War | ||||
Engraving. E.H. Corbould. J.C. Armytage. Removed from APS folder 'Boreal References . . . ' | ||||
4-26-b: The Escape of the Dunstan Family | ||||
Engraving. E.H. Corbould. J.C. Armytage. Removed from APS folder 'Boreal References . . . ' | ||||
4-26-c: Smith Rescued by Pocahontas | ||||
Engraving. E.H. Corbould. T. Knight. 2 pcs Removed from APS folder 'Boreal References . . . ' | ||||
4-26-d: Miss McCrea Taken by the Indians | ||||
Engraving. E.H. Corbould. A. Heath Removed from APS folder 'Boreal References . . . ' | ||||
4-26-e: General Goffe Repulsing the Indians at Hadley | ||||
Engraving. E.H. Corbould. J. Stephenson Removed from APS folder 'Boreal References . . . ' | ||||
4-27(a-f) Indians of North and South America: Miscellaneous Illustrations #8 | n.d. | |||
4-27-a: Indian Massacre at Wilkesbarre | ||||
Engraving. F.O.C. Darle. John Rogers Removed from APS folder 'Boreal References . . . ' | ||||
4-27-b: A scene from Hope Leslie | ||||
Engraving. T.E. Matteson R. Amshelwood Removed from APS folder 'Boreal References . . . ' | ||||
4-27-c: General Wool Rescuing a Mexican Family | ||||
Engraving. H. Warren. C.H. Jeens Removed from APS folder 'Boreal References . . . ' | ||||
4-27-d: The Last Visit | ||||
4-27-e: Domestic Life among . . . Indians | ||||
4-27-f: Elliot, the First Missionary among the Indians. | ||||
Engraving. J.A. Oertel. J.C. Buttre Removed from APS folder 'Boreal References . . . ' | ||||
4-28(a-e) Indians of North and South America: Miscellaneous Illustrations #9 | n.d. | |||
4-28-a: Roger Williams Sheltered by the Narragansetts | ||||
Engraving. A.H. Wray. J.C. Armytage Removed from APS folder 'Boreal References . . . ' | ||||
4-28-b: Affection of the Indians for Las-Casas | ||||
Engraving. J. Sartain from original by Colin Removed from APS folder 'Boreal References . . . ' | ||||
4-28-c: Nedowaway Leaves the Susquehanna - p.181 | ||||
Engraving. Van-Inceu-Snyder Removed from APS folder 'Boreal References . . . ' | ||||
4-28-d: Washington and Gist visit Queen Aliquippa | ||||
Engraving. J. McNevin J. Rogers Removed from APS folder 'Boreal References . . . ' | ||||
4-28-e: Washington and Fairfax at a War-Dance | ||||
Engraving. J. McNevin. J. Rogers Removed from APS folder 'Boreal References . . . ' | ||||
4-29(a-e) Indians of North and South America: Miscellaneous Illustrations #10 | n.d. | |||
4-29-a: Battle of Tippecanoe | ||||
Engraving from original by A. Chappel | ||||
4-29-b: Incident in Cherry Valley - Fate of Jane Wells | ||||
Engraving from original by A. Chappel | ||||
4-29-c: Pontiac Taking up the Hatchet | ||||
Engraving. Chapin. J. Rogers. From 'History of American Conspiracies' by Orville J. Victor | ||||
4-29-d: Unidentified Engraving | ||||
4-29-e: A Medicine Man Administering to a Patient | ||||
Engraving | ||||
4-30(a) Iowa and Ponca dancers | 1935 | |||
4-30-a: Ben Kut (Iowa), - Kiut (Iowa), Henry . . . (Ponca) | ||||
2 Unidentified postal cards | ||||
4-31(a-d) Iroquois [Haudenosaunee] #1 | 1913-1952 | |||
4-31-a: Unidentified scene | ||||
All removed from envelope 'Iroquois (Ohsweken) Photos' 4 pcs. | ||||
4-31-b: Seneca Long House, Six Nations Reserve, Ontario | ||||
All removed from envelope 'Iroquois (Ohsweken) Photos' View A. 3 pcs Geographic Name(s): Ontario, Canada | ||||
4-31-c: Seneca Long House, Six Nations Reserve, Ontario | ||||
All removed from envelope 'Iroquois (Ohsweken) Photos' View B. 4 pcs Geographic Name(s): Ontario, Canada | ||||
4-31-d: Unidentified interior view | ||||
All removed from envelope 'Iroquois (Ohsweken) Photos' | ||||
4-32(a-g) Iroquois [Haudenosaunee] #2 | 1913-1952 | |||
Restrictions on Access: Reproduction of these images, including Reading Room photography, is restricted due to potential cultural sensitivity. Please consult the Curator of Native American Materials for more information. | ||||
4-32-a: Unidentified man | ||||
All removed from envelope 'Iroquois (Ohsweken) Photos' | ||||
4-32-b: Unidentified building | ||||
All removed from envelope 'Iroquois (Ohsweken) Photos' | ||||
4-32-c: Upper Cayuga Long House, Six Nations Reserve, Ontario | ||||
All removed from envelope 'Iroquois (Ohsweken) Photos' Geographic Name(s): Ontario, Canada | ||||
4-32-d: Sugar grove near Ohsweken, Six Nations Reserve, Ontario | 1934 | |||
All removed from envelope 'Iroquois (Ohsweken) Photos' Geographic Name(s): Ontario, Canada | ||||
4-32-e: Billy in background. Unidentified farm-house barn | ||||
All removed from envelope 'Iroquois (Ohsweken) Photos' | ||||
4-32-f: 2 men with horses & buggy in front of church | ||||
All removed from envelope 'Iroquois (Ohsweken) Photos' Geographic Name(s): Ontario, Canada | ||||
4-32-g: Unidentified woman | ||||
All removed from envelope 'Iroquois (Ohsweken) Photos' | ||||
4-32-h: Man in false face | ||||
All removed from envelope 'Iroquois (Ohsweken) Photos' | ||||
4-33(a-p) Iroquois [Haudenosaunee] #3 | 1912-1952 | |||
4-33-a: Unidentified person in front of building | ||||
All removed from envelope 'Iroquois (Ohsweken) Photos' | ||||
4-33-b: Unidentified group walking across snow | ||||
All removed from envelope 'Iroquois (Ohsweken) Photos' | ||||
4-33-c: Unidentified building | ||||
All removed from envelope 'Iroquois (Ohsweken) Photos' | ||||
4-33-d: Unidentified woman making baskets | ||||
All removed from envelope 'Iroquois (Ohsweken) Photos' | ||||
4-33-e: Unidentified building | ||||
All removed from envelope 'Iroquois (Ohsweken) Photos' | ||||
4-33-f: 3 Unidentified men | ||||
All removed from envelope 'Iroquois (Ohsweken) Photos' | ||||
4-33-g: Unidentified male | ||||
All removed from envelope 'Iroquois (Ohsweken) Photos' | ||||
4-33-h: Iroquois chief | ||||
Postal Cards All removed from envelope 'Iroquois (Ohsweken) Photos' | ||||
4-33-i: Iroquois Indians, Caughnawaga, near Montreal | ||||
Postal Card All removed from envelope 'Iroquois (Ohsweken) Photos' | ||||
4-33-j: Iroquois family, P.Q. | ||||
Postal Card All removed from envelope 'Iroquois (Ohsweken) Photos' | ||||
4-33-k: Iroquois Indian, Caughnawaga, near Montreal: Tha-nen-ri-shon | ||||
Postal card All removed from envelope 'Iroquois (Ohsweken) Photos' | ||||
4-33-l: Rectangular type earthen vessel | ||||
Negative only All removed from envelope 'Iroquois (Ohsweken) Photos' Taken from envelope 'Cushing's Photos of pots' | ||||
4-33-m: Iroquois bark vessel | ||||
Negative only All removed from envelope 'Iroquois (Ohsweken) Photos' Taken from envelope 'Cushing's Photos of pots' | ||||
4-33-n: Rectangle type earthen vessel | ||||
Negative only All removed from envelope 'Iroquois (Ohsweken) Photos' | ||||
4-33-o: Iroquois bark vessel | ||||
Negative only All removed from envelope 'Iroquois (Ohsweken) Photos' | ||||
4-33-p: see (f) in folder #2 | ||||
All removed from envelope 'Iroquois (Ohsweken) Photos' | ||||
4-34(a) Iroquois [Haudenosaunee]: Men in false face | 1913-1952 | |||
Restrictions on Access: Reproduction of this image, including Reading Room photography, is restricted due to potential cultural sensitivity. Please consult the Curator of Native American Materials for more information. | ||||
4-34-a: Iroquois [Haudenosaunee]: Men in false face | ||||
4-35(a-l) Johnson, Frederick #1 | 1929 | |||
Subject(s): Montagnais Indians; Naskapi Indians | ||||
4-35-a: 3 men, 1 woman | 1929 | |||
4-35-b: 3 men, 1 woman | 1929 | |||
4-35-c: 3 men, 1 woman | 1929 | |||
4-35-d: 3 men, 1 woman | 1929 | |||
4-35-e: Birch bark for canoe | 1929 | |||
4-35-f: Birch bark for canoe | 1929 | |||
4-35-g: Woman in canoe | 1929 | |||
4-35-h: Man & woman in canoe | 1929 | |||
4-35-i: Canoe | 1929 | |||
4-35-j: Canoe | 1929 | |||
4-35-k: Constructing canoe | 1929 | |||
4-35-l: Canoe (detail) | 1929 | |||
4-36(a-l) Johnson, Frederick #2 | 1929 | |||
Subject(s): Montagnais Indians; Naskapi Indians | ||||
4-36-a: Constructing canoe | 1929 | |||
4-36-b: Constructing canoe | 1929 | |||
4-36-c: Constructing canoe | 1929 | |||
4-36-d: Camp scene | 1929 | |||
4-36-e: Splint basket in progress | 1929 | |||
4-36-f: Camp scene | 1929 | |||
4-36-g: Woman working on Unidentified object | 1929 | |||
4-36-h: Unidentified object, rutted road & truck | 1929 | |||
4-36-i: Unidentified object, rutted road & truck | 1929 | |||
4-36-j: Unidentified object, rutted road & truck | 1929 | |||
4-36-k: Man constructing a canoe | 1929 | |||
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4-36-l: Detail view of canoe | 1929 | |||
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4-37(a-l) Johnson, Frederick #3 | 1929 | |||
Subject(s): Montagnais Indians; Naskapi Indians | ||||
4-37-a: Houses | 1929 | |||
4-37-b: Houses | 1929 | |||
4-37-c: Houses | 1929 | |||
4-37-d: Pictures of men, women, & children | 1929 | |||
4-37-e: Pictures of men, women, & children | 1929 | |||
4-37-f: Pictures of men, women, & children | 1929 | |||
4-37-g: Pictures of men, women, & children | 1929 | |||
4-37-h: Pictures of men, women, & children | 1929 | |||
4-37-i: Pictures of men, women, & children | 1929 | |||
4-37-j: Pictures of men, women, & children | 1929 | |||
4-37-k: Pictures of men, women, & children | 1929 | |||
4-37-l: Pictures of men, women, & children | 1929 | |||
4-38(a-l) Johnson, Frederick #4 | 1929 | |||
Subject(s): Naskapi Indians; Montagnais Indians | ||||
4-38-a: Pictures of men, women, & children | 1929 | |||
4-38-b: Pictures of men, women, & children | 1929 | |||
4-38-c: Pictures of men, women, & children | 1929 | |||
4-38-d: Pictures of men, women, & children | 1929 | |||
4-38-e: Innu man | 1929 | |||
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4-38-f: Pictures of men, women, & children | 1929 | |||
4-38-g: Pictures of men, women, & children | 1929 | |||
4-38-h: Pictures of men, women, & children | 1929 | |||
4-38-i: Pictures of men, women, & children | 1929 | |||
4-38-j: Pictures of men, women, & children | 1929 | |||
4-38-k: Pictures of men, women, & children | 1929 | |||
4-38-l: Pictures of men, women, & children | 1929 | |||
4-39(a-j) Johnson, Frederick #5 | 1929 | |||
Subject(s): Montagnais Indians; Naskapi Indians | ||||
4-39-a: Woman making splint basket | 1929 | |||
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4-39-b: Pictures of men, women, & children | 1929 | |||
4-39-c: Pictures of men, women, & children | 1929 | |||
4-39-d: Three young children standing with three babies in cradleboards | 1929 | |||
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4-39-e: Pictures of men, women, & children | 1929 | |||
4-39-f: Pictures of men, women, & children | 1929 | |||
4-39-g: Two men standing in front of a house | 1929 | |||
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4-39-h: Unidentified scenes | 1929 | |||
4-39-i: Unidentified scenes | 1929 | |||
4-39-j: Unidentified scenes | 1929 | |||
4-40(a-j) Kansa (Kaw) | 1904 | |||
4-40-a: Kaw Indians, Oklahoma, 1904 | 1904 | |||
Man and Woman | ||||
4-40-b: Like (a), but smaller | ||||
4-40-c: Like (a) | ||||
4-40-d: [n/a] | ||||
Negatives (d) and (k) were destroyed due to extreem deterioration & possibly dangerous condition | ||||
4-40-e: Kaw couple | 1904 | |||
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4-40-f: Woman in (a) with negative reversed | 1904 | |||
4-40-g: Washunga, chief of the Kansa | 1904 | |||
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4-40-h: Washunga, chief of the Kansa | ||||
Like (g), but negative was reversed | ||||
4-40-i: Washunga, chief of the Kansa | 1904 | |||
Print like (g) | ||||
4-40-j: Washunga, chief of the Kansa | 1904 | |||
Print like (g) | ||||
4-41(a-b) Kickapoo house | 1932 | |||
4-41-a: Kickapoo house near McCloud, Oklahoma | 1932 | |||
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4-41-b: Kickapoo house near McCloud, Oklahoma, detail of back of house | 1932 | |||
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4-42(a) Kiowa (Apache) | n.d. | |||
4-42-a: Kiowa Indians in Prehistoric Custom | ||||
Postal card Geographic Name(s): Craterville Park, Okla. | ||||
4-43(a-m) Kutenai, etc. | 1947-1948 | |||
4-43-a: Kootenai Indian in full regalia | May 21, 1947 | |||
Geographic Name(s): Polson, Montana | ||||
4-43-b: Shoshone men in ceremonial attire | May 26, 1947 | |||
Geographic Name(s): Polson, Montana | ||||
4-43-c: Glacier Park Goat | May 26, 1947 | |||
Geographic Name(s): Polson, Montana | ||||
4-43-d: Mother Bruin & her triplets | May 27, 1947 | |||
Geographic Name(s): Polson, Montana | ||||
4-43-e: Kootenai family | May 29, 1947 | |||
Geographic Name(s): Bonners Ferry, Idaho | ||||
4-43-f: Sturgeon caught at Bonners Ferry | June 1, 1947 | |||
Geographic Name(s): Bonners Ferry, Idaho | ||||
4-43-g: Kootenai Flappers (?) | June 16, 1947 | |||
Geographic Name(s): Bonners Ferry, Idaho | ||||
4-43-h: Kootenai chief | June 20, 1947 | |||
Michelle Timu, died 1930 Geographic Name(s): Bonners Ferry, Idaho | ||||
4-43-i: Joanna Morning Gun | September 24, 1948 | |||
Geographic Name(s): Browning, Montana | ||||
4-43-j: "Dancing Boy" | September 24, 1948 | |||
Geographic Name(s): Browning, Montana | ||||
4-43-k: Paul Old Chief, Piegan | September 25, 1948 | |||
Geographic Name(s): Browning, Montana | ||||
4-43-l: Chief of the Blackfeet at Glacier Park | September 28, 1948 | |||
(Harry Under Mouse, Wallace Night Gun, George Bull Child, Theodore Last Star, Wades-In-the-Water Geographic Name(s): Browning, Montana | ||||
4-43-m: Emma Last Star, Piegan | September 29, 1948 | |||
Geographic Name(s): Browning, Montana | ||||
4-44(a-d) Lake George, NY--Indian village | n.d. | |||
4-44-a: Ray Fadden (Aren Akweks) and his son, John | ||||
4-44-b: Wigwam | ||||
4-44-c: John Fadden with Wampum belt | ||||
4-44-d: Village scenes | ||||
4-45(a) Logan, Chief Joseph | 1949 | |||
Subject(s): Onondaga Indians | ||||
4-45-a: Logan, Chief Joseph | ||||
1 photo | ||||
4-46(a) Logan, Mrs. Joseph | 1949 | |||
Subject(s): Onondaga Indians | ||||
4-46-a: Logan, Mrs. Joseph (Onondaga) | 1949 | |||
Six Nations | ||||
5-1(a) Maricopa man | n.d. | |||
5-1-a: Maricopa Man | ||||
[Photo; 8 1/2 x 6 1/2] | ||||
5-2(a-k) Mattaponi #1 | 1939-1940 | |||
5-2-a: Mattaponi men (Powhatan major) | ||||
5-2-b: Mattaponi men (Powhatan major) | ||||
5-2-c: Mattaponi boys | ||||
5-2-d: Mattaponi girls | ||||
5-2-e: Lee Major (Mattaponi), wearing native hat made of duck-skins, & woman | ||||
Photo by Warfield | ||||
5-2-f: Mattaponi types: Maguire Langston | ||||
5-2-g: Mattaponi types: Ioway Collins | ||||
5-2-h: Mantey Langston (Mattaponi) | ||||
5-2-i: Mary Langston (Mattaponi) | ||||
5-2-j: John Langston, Mattaponi man | ||||
5-2-k: Mattaponi woman | ||||
5-3(a-g) Mattaponi #2 | 1939-1940 | |||
5-3-a: Mollie Adams, Upper Mattaponi | ||||
Geographic Name(s): Upper Mattaponi, Virginia | ||||
5-3-b: Nanny (Tuppins) Major, Mattaponi | ||||
5-3-c: Mollie Adams, Upper Mattaponi or Adamstown | ||||
P.O. address Palls, Va. | ||||
5-3-d: Mollie Adams | 1939 | |||
Geographic Name(s): Upper Mattaponi, Virginia | ||||
5-3-e: Adamstown Indian Film. Mrs. Jasper Adams (Mollie Adams) & granddaughter | April 1939 | |||
Negative only | ||||
5-3-f: Mary Langston and George Custalow, Jr., Mattaponi | November 1939 | |||
5-3-g: Mr. Alexander Dickerson, Adamstown, a . . . Upper Mattaponi Indian, Virginia | ||||
5-4(a-m) Mattaponi #3 | 1939-1940 | |||
5-4-a: Mattaponi River, from reservation | November 1939 | |||
5-4-b: Steamer Louise on Mattapony River, Virginia | ||||
5-4-c: Part of Mattaponi Indian town seen from the river | ||||
5-4-d: Mattaponi shad fishermen landing on the shore below the village | ||||
5-4-e: Fossil scallop shell spoon & eating platter, Mattapony | ||||
5-4-f: Mattaponi dug-out canoe | ||||
Postal card Includes note to Frank Speck from Lloyd | ||||
5-4-g: Bone . . . calls, Mattaponi | ||||
Drawing | ||||
5-4-h: Feather headdress, Mattapony | ||||
5-4-i: Baskets of honeysuckle stem, Mattapony | ||||
5-4-j: Fossil vertebra used as charm by fishermen, Mattapony | ||||
5-4-k: Dried fungus growth kept in cabin as charm, Mattapony | ||||
5-4-l: Cross-bow, Mattaponi | ||||
5-4-m: Netting needles & guages, Mattapony | ||||
5-5(a-f) Mesa Verde | 1910 | |||
5-5-a: 2 Postal Cards | ||||
5-5-b: 3 Postal Cards | ||||
5-5-c: 4 Printed Sheets | ||||
5-5-d: 4 Printed Sheets | ||||
5-5-e: 4 Printed Sheets | ||||
5-5-f: 4 Printed Sheets | ||||
5-6(a-g) Rutter, Charles A..
Mexico | 1894-1923 | |||
5-6-a: Photo of Mexican Sacrificial Stone | ||||
Mexico, presented by Charles A. Rutter, Dec. 4, 1894, through Dr. I.C. Morris Removed from APS folder 'Print Collection, Mexican sacrificial stone and Calendar Stones, Not cat.' | ||||
5-6-b: Photos of Calendar stones | ||||
Mexico, presented by Charles A. Rutter, Dec. 4, 1894, through Dr. I.C. Morris Removed from APS folder 'Print Collection, Mexican sacrificial stone and Calendar Stones, Not cat.' | ||||
5-6-c: Photos of Calendar stones | ||||
Mexico, presented by Charles A. Rutter, Dec. 4, 1894, through Dr. I.C. Morris | ||||
5-6-d: Una Familia, Mexicana | ||||
Postal Card Includes note from J. Alden Mason to Frank G. Speck, Oct. 25, 1911 Mexico, presented by Charles A. Rutter, Dec. 4, 1894, through Dr. I.C. Morris Removed from envelope 'unidentified' | ||||
5-6-e: Indienous, Mexico | ||||
Postal card Includes note from J. Alden Mason to Frank Speck, Nov. 21, 1911 Removed from envelope 'unidentified' | ||||
5-6-f: Guadalupita - Mexico | ||||
Postal Card Removed from folder 'South America & Mexico' | ||||
5-6-g: Pyramid of the Sun, San Juan de Teotihuacan | July 1923 | |||
Photo by W.H.M. Hauser Removed from folder 'South America & Mexico | ||||
5-7(a-j) Micmac #1 | 1913-1947 | |||
5-7-a: Beaded Micmac breech cloth | February 14, 1913 | |||
Some items in Micmac folders may be Montagnais-Naskapi Dept. of Mines, Geol. Survey 22586 | ||||
5-7-b: Santu's grandchild (Micmac mother) | ||||
5-7-c: Carved slate figure, upper Clyde River | ||||
Drawing Geographic Name(s): Nova Scotia, Canada | ||||
5-7-d: Micmac linguistic & ethnological informant, Steve Barlow, and family | August 1947 | |||
Photos by Frank Speck, W. Buxton, ME Geographic Name(s): Restigouche, New Brunswick | ||||
5-7-e: Micmac linguistic & ethnological informant, Steve Barlow, and family | August 1947 | |||
Photos by Frank Speck, W. Buxton, ME Geographic Name(s): Restigouche, New Brunswick | ||||
5-7-f: Unidentified street scene | ||||
5-7-g: Unidentified scenes | ||||
5-7-h: Unidentified scenes | ||||
5-7-i: Unidentified scenes | ||||
5-7-j: Unidentified man | ||||
5-8(a-l) Micmac #2 | 1913-1947 | |||
5-8-a: Men in canoe with town in background | ||||
See note on folder 'Micmac (#1) | ||||
5-8-b: Deserted camp structure of cedar bark | ||||
See note on folder 'Micmac (#1) Newspaper clipping | ||||
5-8-c: Group. On back 'Mary Solomon Lincoln, Bromide | ||||
See note on folder 'Micmac (#1) 16x20, #5146' | ||||
5-8-d: Unidentified street scene | ||||
See note on folder 'Micmac (#1) | ||||
5-8-e: Unidentified group | ||||
See note on folder 'Micmac (#1) | ||||
5-8-f: Unidentified group beside tent | ||||
See note on folder 'Micmac (#1) | ||||
5-8-g: Unidentified scene | ||||
See note on folder 'Micmac (#1) | ||||
5-8-h: Unidentified women | ||||
See note on folder 'Micmac (#1) | ||||
5-8-i: Unidentified women | ||||
See note on folder 'Micmac (#1) | ||||
5-8-j: Unidentified | ||||
See note on folder 'Micmac (#1) | ||||
5-8-k: Micmac Indians, N.S. | ||||
See note on folder 'Micmac (#1) Postal Card | ||||
5-8-l: Man's leggings (Micmac) | ||||
See note on folder 'Micmac (#1) | ||||
5-9(a-l) Micmac and Newfoundland #1 | 1913-1947 | |||
5-9-a: Group #27002 | ||||
Photos [except (v) & (w)] have Dept. of Mines, Geological Survey numbers | ||||
5-9-b: Group #27002 | ||||
Photos [except (v) & (w)] have Dept. of Mines, Geological Survey numbers | ||||
5-9-c: Unidentified individuals. #27004, 27007, 27009, & 27011 | ||||
Photos [except (v) & (w)] have Dept. of Mines, Geological Survey numbers | ||||
5-9-d: Unidentified individuals. #27004, 27007, 27009, & 27011 | ||||
Photos [except (v) & (w)] have Dept. of Mines, Geological Survey numbers | ||||
5-9-e: Unidentified individuals. #27004, 27007, 27009, & 27011 | ||||
Photos [except (v) & (w)] have Dept. of Mines, Geological Survey numbers | ||||
5-9-f: Unidentified individuals. #27004, 27007, 27009, & 27011 | ||||
Photos [except (v) & (w)] have Dept. of Mines, Geological Survey numbers | ||||
5-9-g: Woman with spinning wheel. #27013 & 27014 | ||||
Photos [except (v) & (w)] have Dept. of Mines, Geological Survey numbers | ||||
5-9-h: Woman with spinning wheel. #27013 & 27014 | ||||
Photos [except (v) & (w)] have Dept. of Mines, Geological Survey numbers | ||||
5-9-i: Woman with spinning wheel. #27013 & 27014 | ||||
Photos [except (v) & (w)] have Dept. of Mines, Geological Survey numbers | ||||
5-9-j: Man. #27015 | ||||
Photos [except (v) & (w)] have Dept. of Mines, Geological Survey numbers | ||||
5-9-k: Group with goats. #27018 | ||||
Photos [except (v) & (w)] have Dept. of Mines, Geological Survey numbers | ||||
5-9-l: Man & boy with snowshoes & antlers. #27019 | ||||
Photos [except (v) & (w)] have Dept. of Mines, Geological Survey numbers | ||||
5-10(m-w) Micmac and Newfoundland #2 | 1913-1947 | |||
5-10-m: Logs. #27022, 27023, & 27024 | ||||
See note on foler 'Micmac & Newfoundland (#1)' | ||||
5-10-n: Logs. #27022, 27023, & 27024 | ||||
See note on foler 'Micmac & Newfoundland (#1)' | ||||
5-10-o: Logs. #27022, 27023, & 27024 | ||||
See note on foler 'Micmac & Newfoundland (#1)' | ||||
5-10-p: Unidentified scenes. #27027 through 27031, 27033 | ||||
See note on foler 'Micmac & Newfoundland (#1)' | ||||
5-10-q: Unidentified scenes. #27027 through 27031, 27033 | ||||
See note on foler 'Micmac & Newfoundland (#1)' | ||||
5-10-r: Unidentified scenes. #27027 through 27031, 27033 | ||||
See note on foler 'Micmac & Newfoundland (#1)' | ||||
5-10-s: Unidentified scenes. #27027 through 27031, 27033 | ||||
See note on foler 'Micmac & Newfoundland (#1)' | ||||
5-10-t: Unidentified scenes. #27027 through 27031, 27033 | ||||
See note on foler 'Micmac & Newfoundland (#1)' | ||||
5-10-u: Unidentified scenes. #27027 through 27031, 27033 | ||||
See note on foler 'Micmac & Newfoundland (#1)' | ||||
5-10-v: Unidentified scene | ||||
See note on foler 'Micmac & Newfoundland (#1)' | ||||
5-10-w: Camp scene | ||||
See note on foler 'Micmac & Newfoundland (#1)' Negative only | ||||
5-11(a-n) Miscellaneous #1 | n.d. | |||
5-11-a-1: Unidentified man (print) | ||||
5-11-a-2: Unidentified man (negative) | ||||
5-11-b: Animal skull on branch | ||||
5-11-c: Frank G. Speck(?) & dog | ||||
5-11-d: Unidentified scenes | ||||
5-11-e: Unidentified scenes | ||||
5-11-f: Unidentified man | ||||
Possibly Houma | ||||
5-11-g: Unidentified scenes | ||||
5-11-h: Unidentified scenes | ||||
5-11-i: Unidentified person | ||||
5-11-j-1: Unidentified Parintintin man | ca. 1924 | |||
Photo by Joseph McGoldrick. Related material: See also NMAI's George C. Coudert photographs from Brazil collection: https://sova.si.edu/record/NMAI.AC.133 | ||||
5-11-j-2: Description of 5-11-j-1 | ||||
5-11-k: Unidentified scenes | ||||
5-11-l: Unidentified scenes | ||||
5-11-m: Unidentified scenes | ||||
5-11-n: Unidentified scenes | ||||
5-12(a-d) Miscellaneous #2 | n.d. | |||
5-12-a: Chief Weasel Tail, Piegan Blackfeet (Piikáni) | ||||
5-12-b: Choctaw belt and Ojibwa (?) cradleboard | ||||
5-12-c: Splint basket. Denver Art Museum | ||||
5-12-d: Birch-bark baskets | ||||
5-12-e: Birch-bark baskets | ||||
5-12-f: Birch-bark baskets | ||||
5-12-g: Birch-bark baskets | ||||
5-12-h: Birch-bark baskets | ||||
5-12-i: Birch-bark baskets | ||||
5-12-j: Birch-bark baskets | ||||
5-12-k: Birch-bark baskets | ||||
5-13(a-p) Miscellaneous #3 | n.d. | |||
5-13-a: Stretched hide | ||||
5-13-b: Tent | ||||
5-13-c: One adult & two children in birch bark canoe | ||||
5-13-d: See Maoris (New Zealand) | ||||
5-13-e: Unidentified woman | ||||
5-13-f: Birch-bark container | ||||
5-13-g: Unidentified item with beadwork | ||||
5-13-h: Unidentified girl | ||||
Catawba | ||||
5-13-i: Large stone with carving | 1937 | |||
5-13-j: Unidentified cave (Killingworth?) | ||||
Group of 4 individuals in a cave. Removed from envelope labeled "Killingworth" (Connecticut?). | ||||
5-13-k-1: Six unidentified people in cave | ||||
May be an archaeological dig. Removed from envelope labeled "Killingworth" (Connecticut?). Positive. | ||||
5-13-k-2: Six unidentified people in cave | ||||
May be an archaeological dig. Removed from envelope labeled "Killingworth" (Connecticut?). Negative of 5-13-k-1. | ||||
5-13-l: Cave-dwelling diorama by Guernsey & Pitman | ||||
5-13-m: "Saturioua" (Chief Saturiba), Timucua | ||||
Copy of the drawing by Jacques LeMoyne de Morgues, 16th century. | ||||
5-13-n: Unidentified man wearing fur cape, hat, and quiver, holding bow | ||||
5-13-o: Unidentified man, close-up | ||||
5-13-p: Unidentified object | ||||
5-14(a-q) Miscellaneous #4 | n.d. | |||
5-14-a: Arrowmaker (Ojibwe Chief Obtossaway), portrait | ||||
Color postcard by Detroit Publishing Company. | ||||
5-14-b: Portrait of unidentified man | ||||
Postal Card B&W | ||||
5-14-c: Sihâ, seated portrait | ||||
Postal Card B&W | ||||
5-14-d: Unidentified men | ||||
Postal Card B&W | ||||
5-14-e: Unidentified women | ||||
Postal Card B&W | ||||
5-14-f: Unidentified women | ||||
Postal Card B&W | ||||
5-14-g: Unidentified women | ||||
Postal Card B&W | ||||
5-14-h: Woman with child in cradle board | ||||
Postal Card Color | ||||
5-14-i: Children in cradle boards | ||||
Postal Card Color | ||||
5-14-j: The Moccasin Game | ||||
Postal Card Color | ||||
5-14-k: Hiawatha leaving his tribe | ||||
Postal Card Color | ||||
5-14-l: An Indian study | ||||
Postal Card Color | ||||
5-14-m: The Return of the Hunters | ||||
Postal Card Color | ||||
5-14-n: The Return of the Hunters | January 30, 1909 | |||
Postal Card Color Includes note to Miss Florence Insley from F.G.S. | ||||
5-14-o: Indian of the Great Lakes | August 19, 1907 | |||
Postal Card Color Includes note to Miss Florence Insley from C.L. Brooke | ||||
5-14-p: Indian Encampment | ||||
Postal Card Color | ||||
5-14-q: Casting (South Pacific?) | ||||
Postal Card Color Includes note to F.G.S. from Claude E. Schaeffer (Pvt.) | ||||
5-15(a) Swanton, John R..
Mississippi, Indian tribes of the lower | 1909 | |||
5-15-a: "Indian Tribes of the Lower Mississippi and Adjacent Gulf Coast" by John R. Swanton | 1909 | |||
[Negative; 5x7; map.] | ||||
5-16(a-e) Mohawk | 1925-1945 | |||
5-16-a: Chief Split Clong (?) (Cook) & Son (Tommy Cook). St. Regis Mohawk-Onondaga | 1944 | |||
Geographic Name(s): Gloucester, Massachusetts | ||||
5-16-b: Iroquois crooked knife. St. Regis | 1945 | |||
Original specimen in Penna. State Museum, Hbg. Negatives only | ||||
5-16-c: Iroquois crooked knife. St. Regis | 1945 | |||
Original specimen in Penna. State Museum, Hbg. Negatives only | ||||
5-16-d: Mohawk Village | 1925 | |||
Removed from APS folder 'Oka (Iroquois)' Geographic Name(s): Oka, P.Q. | ||||
5-16-e: Mohawk Village | 1926 | |||
Removed from APS folder 'Oka (Iroquois)' Geographic Name(s): Oka, P.Q. | ||||
5-17(a-g) Mohegan #1 | 1909-1932 | |||
5-17-a: Stockade surrounding Fort . . . 7/5/31 | ||||
Removed from APS folder 'Mohegan-Mahican' Removed from envelope 'Mohegan houses, Montville, Conn.' | ||||
5-17-b: Unidentified stone house | ||||
Removed from APS folder 'Mohegan-Mahican' Removed from envelope 'Mohegan houses, Montville, Conn.' | ||||
5-17-c: Woman with mortar & pestle in front of house | ||||
Removed from APS folder 'Mohegan-Mahican' Removed from envelope 'Mohegan houses, Montville, Conn.' Postal Card | ||||
5-17-d: Frame for Unidentified structure | ||||
Removed from APS folder 'Oka (Iroquois)' Negative only | ||||
5-17-e: Frame for Unidentified structure | ||||
Removed from APS folder 'Oka (Iroquois)' Negative only | ||||
5-17-f: Indian bowl | ||||
Removed from APS folder 'Oka (Iroquois)' Geographic Name(s): Rockland County, New York | ||||
5-17-g: Buffalo Bill and Indian Chiefs at Graves of Uncas | ||||
Removed from APS folder 'Oka (Iroquois)' Includes note to Frank Speck from Mrs. Henry Mathews Geographic Name(s): Norwich, Connecticuit | ||||
5-18(a-o) Mohegan #2 | 1909-1932 | |||
5-18-a: Ed Fowler "Hatchet" Mohegan (with mortar & pestle) | ||||
5-18-b: Charles Mathews (splitting wood) | ||||
5-18-c: Charles Mathews, Mohegan-Nehantic (with mortar & pestle) | ||||
Postal cards | ||||
5-18-d: Charles Mathews, Mohegan-Nehantic (with mortar & pestle) | ||||
Postal cards | ||||
5-18-e: Charles Mathews, Mohegan-Nehantic (with mortar & pestle) | ||||
Postal cards | ||||
5-18-f: Unidentified male | ||||
5-18-g: Picnic to Lantern Hill | ||||
5-18-h: Picnic to Lantern Hill | ||||
5-18-i: Indian maple burl cup from Boxford, Mass. Peabody Museum, Salem, Mass., E17.877 | ||||
5-18-j: Wooden spoon, Mohegan | ||||
With letter (July 22, 1921) from George G. Heye to Frank Speck | ||||
5-18-k: Mohegan doll | July 3, 1913 | |||
Dept. of Mines, Geological Survey #23678 | ||||
5-18-l: Eliphallet Fielding, Mohegan (Grandfather of Gladys Q) | ||||
5-18-m: Possibly photos of "wigwam" Festival | ||||
Negatives only | ||||
5-18-n: Possibly photos of "wigwam" Festival | ||||
Negatives only | ||||
5-18-o: Amy Cooper at about age of 17 years, Conn. Ind. | Circa. 1870 | |||
Frank G. Speck, Mohegan, 1932) Tintype Negative only | ||||
5-19(a-d) Mohegan #3 | 1909-1932 | |||
5-19-a: Mrs. M.E. Chappelle, Punkapog | ||||
5-19-b: Mrs. M.E. Chappelle, Punkapog | ||||
5-19-c: Mrs. M.E. Chappelle | ||||
(d) is detail of (c). Includes letter of Nov. 19, 1921 to Frank Speck from M. Chappelle | ||||
5-19-d: Mrs. M.E. Chappelle | ||||
5-20(a-c) Mohegan #4 | 1909-1932 | |||
5-20-a: Unidentified female. Mohegan. | ||||
Glass negative | ||||
5-20-b: Unidentified man. Mohegan | ||||
Glass negative | ||||
5-20-c: John Nunsuch - tribe Nehantic Conn. | ||||
Fragment of glass, negative | ||||
5-21(a) Mohegan--mortar and pestle | 1914 | |||
5-21-a: "Mohegan woman pounding corn in carved wooden mortar with stone pestle" | ||||
[Photo; 4 1/4 x 3 1/4; "(Mohegan, Conn. 1914, Mrs. E.A. Fowler)".] | ||||
5-22(a-j) Montagnais-Naskapi #1 | 1908-1941 | |||
5-22-a: A man and unidentified children on a ship | ||||
Removed from the envelope "St. Augustine Naskapi" | ||||
5-22-b: 3 men on a boat | ||||
Removed from the envelope "St. Augustine Naskapi" | ||||
5-22-c: 2 men with 3 men with an unidentified body of water in the background | ||||
Removed from the envelope "St. Augustine Naskapi" | ||||
5-22-d: Unidentified group | ||||
Removed from the envelope "St. Augustine Naskapi" | ||||
5-22-e: 3 unidentified men | ||||
Removed from the envelope "St. Augustine Naskapi" | ||||
5-22-f: Unidentified man | ||||
Removed from the envelope "St. Augustine Naskapi" | ||||
5-22-g: Unidentified man | ||||
Removed from the envelope "St. Augustine Naskapi" | ||||
5-22-h: Unidentified scene of the boat | ||||
Removed from the envelope "St. Augustine Naskapi" | ||||
5-22-i: Boy, man, and girl | ||||
Removed from the envelope "St. Augustine Naskapi" | ||||
5-22-j: Group of unidentified men | ||||
Removed from the envelope "St. Augustine Naskapi" | ||||
5-23(k-u) Montagnais-Naskapi #2 | 1908-1941 | |||
5-23-k: Unidentified group in front of a tent | ||||
Removed from the envelope "St. Augustine Naskapi" | ||||
5-23-l: Unidentified man in boat | ||||
Removed from the envelope "St. Augustine Naskapi" | ||||
5-23-m: Sweat hut on the Saint-Augustin River | ||||
Removed from the envelope "St. Augustine Naskapi" Geographic Name(s): Saint-Augustin (Québec) | ||||
5-23-n: Sweat hut on the Saint-Augustin River | ||||
Removed from the envelope "St. Augustine Naskapi" Geographic Name(s): Saint-Augustin (Québec) | ||||
5-23-o: Unidentified scene of water | ||||
Removed from the envelope "St. Augustine Naskapi" | ||||
5-23-p: Unidentified scene of water | ||||
Removed from the envelope "St. Augustine Naskapi" | ||||
5-23-q: Unidentified group | ||||
Removed from the envelope "St. Augustine Naskapi" | ||||
5-23-r: Unidentified girl in parka | ||||
Removed from the envelope "St. Augustine Naskapi" | ||||
5-23-s: St-Augustin Naskapi. Newborn caribou skin mask and caribou arrow flail. Barren Ground Band, Labrador. | 1935 | |||
Removed from the envelope "St. Augustine Naskapi" Geographic Name(s): Saint Augustin? Barren Ground Band? | ||||
5-23-t: The Indian boys of Naskapi St. Augustine, afflicted with a malignant scrofépoderme and a glandular tuberculosis. Shimion, son Winiam Pokwe Ashini.About 14 years old. | ||||
Removed from the envelope "St. Augustine Naskapi" Geographic Name(s): Saint-Augustin (Québec) | ||||
5-23-u: The Indian boys of Naskapi St. Augustine, afflicted with a malignant scrofépoderme and a glandular tuberculosis. Ponic Mathiu. About 14 years old. | ||||
Removed from the envelope "St. Augustine Naskapi" Geographic Name(s): Saint-Augustin (Québec) | ||||
5-24(a-q) Montagnais-Naskapi #3 | 1908-1941 | |||
5-24-a: Unidentified man and woman | ||||
Removed from the envelope "St. Augustine Naskapi" | ||||
5-24-b: Winiam Nanowa, Naskapi | ||||
Removed from the envelope "St. Augustine Naskapi" | ||||
5-24-c: Unidentified man | ||||
Removed from the envelope "St. Augustine Naskapi" | ||||
5-24-d: Unidentified man and woman | ||||
Removed from the envelope "St. Augustine Naskapi" | ||||
5-24-e: Unidentified man | ||||
Removed from the envelope "St. Augustine Naskapi" | ||||
5-24-f: Unidentified man | ||||
Removed from the envelope "St. Augustine Naskapi" | ||||
5-24-g: Unidentified man | ||||
Removed from the envelope "St. Augustine Naskapi" | ||||
5-24-h: Benoni Mak, Naskapi, St-Augustin. About 14 years old. | ||||
Removed from the envelope "St. Augustine Naskapi" Geographic Name(s): Saint-Augustin (Québec) Access digital object: | ||||
5-24-i: Unidentified man and woman | ||||
Removed from the envelope "St. Augustine Naskapi" | ||||
5-24-j: Unidentified man and woman | ||||
Removed from the envelope "St. Augustine Naskapi" | ||||
5-24-k: Unidentified man and woman | ||||
Removed from the envelope "St. Augustine Naskapi" | ||||
5-24-l: Unidentified construction on the shore | ||||
Removed from the envelope "St. Augustine Naskapi" | ||||
5-24-m: Unidentified house | ||||
Removed from the envelope "St. Augustine Naskapi" | ||||
5-24-n: Hudson's Bay Company, unidentified location | ||||
Removed from the envelope "St. Augustine Naskapi" | ||||
5-24-o: Unidentified man and woman | ||||
Removed from the envelope "St. Augustine Naskapi" | ||||
5-24-p: Unidentified men | ||||
Removed from the envelope "St. Augustine Naskapi" | ||||
5-24-q: Unidentified man | ||||
Removed from the envelope "St. Augustine Naskapi" | ||||
5-25(a-g) Montagnais-Naskapi #4 | 1908-1941 | |||
5-25-a: Atiláockwen, wife of Atelao, Naskapi, Moisie | ||||
See Speck's Naskapi, Pl. III, op. p. 48 Geographic Name(s): Moisie | ||||
5-25-b: Indian Chief of the Naskapi | ||||
See Speck's Naskapi, frontispiece | ||||
5-25-c: Caribou Stomach Boiler | ||||
5-25-d: Draws of 5-25-a | ||||
5-25-e: Draws of 5-25-a | ||||
5-25-f: Montagnaise woman | ||||
5-25-g: Montagnaise woman | ||||
5-26(a-k) Montagnais-Naskapi #5 | 1908-1941 | |||
5-26-a: Summer coat in white tanned caribou skin, Natashquan Naskapi Group | ||||
Geographic Name(s): Natashquan | ||||
5-26-b: Fir Wood Dolls (Naskapi), Ungava Group | ||||
Geographic Name(s): Ungava | ||||
5-26-c: Montagnais wife, wife of David Basil, Lake St. John, with child in rabbit skin bag (atsúwkwian) | ||||
Photo in Geological Survey of Canada 22843 Geographic Name(s): Lac Saint-Jean (Québec) Access digital object: | ||||
5-26-d: Group of Montagnais, postcard | ||||
5-26-e: Montagnais woman, Lac Saint-Jean, with a child carrying bag | ||||
Geographic Name(s): Lac Saint-Jean (Québec) Access digital object: | ||||
5-26-f: Unidentified man with sled dogs | ||||
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5-26-g: Unidentified person | ||||
5-26-h: Boiling kettle made from the caribou stomach, Barren Ground Band, Labrador. | ||||
Geographic Name(s): Ungava, Barren Ground Access digital object: | ||||
5-26-i: Harpoon heads | ||||
5-26-j: Display of the Naskapi outfit at the National Museum of Copenhagen | ||||
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5-26-k: Unidentified man with a dog | ||||
5-27(a-r) Montagnais-Naskapi #6 | 1908-1941 | |||
5-27-a: Family of the Naskapi Chief | ||||
Geographic Name(s): Sept-Iles (Québec) | ||||
5-27-b: Unidentified scene | ||||
5-27-c: Unidentified group | ||||
5-27-d: Naskapi loaded with canoes for the interior at Sept-Iles | ||||
Geographic Name(s): Sept-Iles (Québec) | ||||
5-27-e: Unidentified scene | ||||
5-27-f: Unidentified scene | ||||
5-27-g: Unidentified group | ||||
5-27-h: Unidentified scene | ||||
5-27-i: Unidentified scene | ||||
5-27-j: Unidentified woman | ||||
5-27-k: "Tsebeech decided to back off the trail" | ||||
5-27-l: Unidentified scene | ||||
5-27-m: Cabin | 4-Jun-14 | |||
Department of Mines, Geological Survey of Canada 22843 | ||||
5-27-n: Man on snowshoes | ||||
5-27-o: Man on snowshoes | ||||
5-27-p: Dog head | ||||
5-27-q: In Godbout (?) On the Labrador coast, boats arrive on board steamers | ||||
Geographic Name(s): Godbout | ||||
5-27-r: "Str, Labrador to Sept-Iles" | ||||
5-28(a-v) Montagnais-Naskapi #7 | 1908-1941 | |||
5-28-a: Unidentified scene | ||||
5-28-b: The man has the beam for scraping skins | ||||
5-28-c: Man with dog | ||||
5-28-d: Men in a canoe | ||||
5-28-e: Unidentified men and boy | ||||
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5-28-f: Unidentified scene | ||||
5-28-g: Unidentified outdoor winter scene | ||||
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5-28-h: Men and child with tent | ||||
5-28-i: Houses and tents | ||||
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5-28-j: Hudson's Bay Company | ||||
5-28-k: Unidentified scene at the beach | ||||
5-28-l: Unidentified persons in a boat and canoes at the wharf | ||||
5-28-m: Unidentified people in a canoe | ||||
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5-28-n: Houses, church, and tents | ||||
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5-28-o: Unidentified scene | ||||
5-28-p: Coastal view | ||||
5-28-q: Houses and tents | ||||
5-28-r: Unidentified scene at the river | ||||
5-28-s: Unidentified scene | ||||
5-28-t: Hunters go canoeing | ||||
Geographic Name(s): Lac Saint-Jean (Québec) | ||||
5-28-u: Unidentified scene | 4-Jun-14 | |||
Department of Mines, Geological Survey of Canada 26836 | ||||
5-28-v: Unidentified scene | ||||
5-29(a-x) Montagnais-Naskapi #8 | 1908-1941 | |||
5-29-a: "Huskies" in Sept-Iles | ||||
5-29-b: Unidentified building | ||||
5-29-c: Unidentified scene | ||||
5-29-d: Unidentified scene | ||||
5-29-e: Tent | ||||
5-29-f: Unidentified woman | ||||
5-29-g: Man on snowshoes | ||||
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5-29-h: Unidentified man | ||||
5-29-i: Lac Saint-Jean, facing north of the mouth of the Ouitchouan River | ||||
Geographic Name(s): Lac Saint-Jean (Québec) | ||||
5-29-j: Unidentified group | ||||
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5-29-k: Group of unidentified men | ||||
5-29-l: Men with stretched skins | ||||
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5-29-m: Two men and one woman preparing stretched skins | ||||
5-29-n: Man doing basket splints | ||||
5-29-o: The open-top camp. Trail sign indicating the direction in which the hunter left. | ||||
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5-29-p: Hunters go canoeing | ||||
Related material: See also: 5-28-t. Geographic Name(s): Lac Saint-Jean (Québec) | ||||
5-29-q: Unidentified people on the beach | ||||
5-29-r: Unidentified scene | ||||
5-29-s: Unidentified persons with sled and snowshoes | ||||
5-29-t: Unidentified scene | ||||
5-29-u: Unidentified scene | ||||
5-29-v: Man on the sledge | ||||
5-29-w: Not identified | ||||
5-29-x: Not identified | ||||
5-30(a-r) Montagnais-Naskapi #9 | 1908-1941 | |||
5-30-a: Unidentified scene | ||||
5-30-b: Four tents in distance along the shore | ||||
5-30-c: Unidentified scene | ||||
5-30-d: tents | ||||
5-30-e: Man (Speck?) Entering the building | ||||
5-30-f: Unidentified scene | ||||
5-30-g: Ship at the wharf | ||||
5-30-h: Small boat | ||||
5-30-i: Four tents in front of wooden buildings | ||||
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5-30-j: Unidentified scene | ||||
5-30-k: Houses | ||||
5-30-l: Unidentified scene | 6-May-13 | |||
Department of Mines, Geological Survey of Canada 22837 | ||||
5-30-m: Unidentified boy | ||||
5-30-n: Man with dog sled and team, postcard | ||||
5-30-o: Unidentified scene | ||||
5-30-p: Unidentified men | ||||
5-30-q: Unidentified scene | ||||
5-30-r: Unidentified scene | ||||
5-31(a-n) Montagnais-Naskapi #10 | 1908-1941 | |||
5-31-a: Unidentified people | ||||
5-31-b: Unidentified person with sledge | ||||
5-31-c: Fishermen with nets | ||||
5-31-d: Dog | ||||
5-31-e: Unidentified scene | ||||
5-31-f: Unidentified scene | ||||
5-31-g: Unidentified scene | ||||
5-31-h: Two men in a canoe on the water | ||||
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5-31-i: Unidentified scene | ||||
5-31-j: Two men sitting next to a canoe | ||||
5-31-k: Sled dog digging in the snow during a rest period on the move | ||||
5-31-l: Two men sitting next to a canoe | ||||
5-31-m: Three canvas tents | ||||
5-31-n: Beam for scraping large skins | ||||
Geographic Name(s): Lac Saint-Jean (Québec) | ||||
5-32(a-r) Montagnais-Naskapi #11 | 1908-1941 | |||
5-32-a: Woman and unidentified children | ||||
5-32-b: Woman and unidentified children | ||||
5-32-c: Sled dogs | ||||
5-32-d: Sled dogs | ||||
5-32-e: Unidentified group standing outside | ||||
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5-32-f: 3 unidentified people | ||||
5-32-g: Woman and children standing outside | ||||
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5-32-h: Woman and unidentified children | ||||
5-32-i: Woman and unidentified children | ||||
5-32-j: Woman and unidentified children | ||||
5-32-k: Woman and unidentified children | ||||
5-32-l: Unidentified group | ||||
5-32-m: Unidentified group | ||||
5-32-n: 3 unidentified people | ||||
5-32-o: 3 unidentified people | ||||
5-32-p: 3 unidentified men | ||||
5-32-q: 3 unidentified men | ||||
5-32-r: 3 unidentified men | ||||
5-33(a-j) Montagnais-Naskapi #12 | 1908-1941 | |||
5-33-a: Unidentified group | ||||
5-33-b: 3 unidentified women | ||||
5-33-c: Unidentified man | ||||
5-33-d: Unidentified man | ||||
5-33-e: Unidentified group | ||||
5-33-f: Unidentified group | ||||
5-33-g: Group portrait, outside | ||||
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5-33-h: Unidentified children | ||||
5-33-i: Unidentified children | ||||
5-33-j: Man, woman and children, standing outdoors | ||||
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5-34(a-o) Montagnais-Naskapi #13 | 1908-1941 | |||
5-34-a: Unidentified men with loaded sled | ||||
5-34-b: Woman and child unidentified | ||||
5-34-c: Unidentified woman | ||||
5-34-d: Unidentified group | ||||
5-34-e: Sled dogs | ||||
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5-34-f: Unidentified girl | ||||
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5-34-g: Man and woman standing outdoors | ||||
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5-34-h: Group of unidentified men | September 18, 1914 | |||
Department of Mines, Geological Survey of Canada 27001 | ||||
5-34-i: Unidentified girl | September 18, 1914 | |||
Department of Mines, Geological Survey of Canada 27008 | ||||
5-34-j: Unidentified man | September 18, 1914 | |||
Department of Mines, Geological Survey of Canada 27017 | ||||
5-34-k: children | ||||
5-34-l: children | ||||
5-34-m: children | ||||
5-34-n: Drawing of a meat pestle and caribou bone crusher, Naskapi | ||||
Geographic Name(s): Michikamau | ||||
5-34-o: Harpsichord head, Naskapi (Barren Ground band) | ||||
5-35(a-n) Montagnais-Naskapi #14 | 1908-1941 | |||
5-35-a: Unidentified women | ||||
5-35-b: Unidentified girl | ||||
5-35-c: Unidentified scene | ||||
5-35-d: Unidentified scene | ||||
5-35-e: Unidentified scene | ||||
5-35-f: "In Mountaineer Dress, Holloway, St. John's Newfoundland" | ||||
5-35-g: Man, woman, child and dog, outside a house | ||||
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5-35-h: Unidentified hanging objects | ||||
5-35-i: Unidentified woman | ||||
5-35-j: Man standing outside a house | ||||
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5-35-k: Unidentified women and children | ||||
5-35-l: Unidentified group | ||||
5-35-m: Unidentified scene | ||||
5-35-n: Unidentified scene | ||||
5-36(a-g) Montagnais-Naskapi #15 | 1908-1941 | |||
5-36-a: "Group of Indians of Sainte-Anne (Saguenay)." Post card | ||||
Geographic Name(s): Saguenay Access digital object: | ||||
5-36-b: Store (Revillon Frères) and lodging in an unidentified community in Quebec | ||||
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5-36-c: Church with people standing in front | ||||
5-36-d: Brick building | ||||
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5-36-e: "Montagnais halfbreed furtrader's house, Lake St. John." | ||||
Geographic Name(s): Lac Saint-Jean Access digital object: | ||||
5-36-f: Montagnais group at the camp | ||||
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5-36-g: Ex-chief and family | ||||
5-37(a-k) Montagnais-Naskapi #16 | 1908-1941 | |||
5-37-a: Mingan, PQ, Saguenay | August 29, 1941 | |||
Geographic Name(s): Mingan | ||||
5-37-b: Temporary shelter | ||||
5-37-c: Man with sled and dogs | ||||
5-37-d: Woman and child at the door of a house | ||||
5-37-e: Not identified | ||||
5-37-f: Unidentified scene | ||||
5-37-g: Temporary shelter | ||||
5-37-h: Polar frame for temporary shelter | ||||
5-37-i: Temporary shelter | ||||
5-37-j: 3 men in the door | ||||
5-37-k: "Mountaineer Indians, Holloway, St. John's, Newfoundland" | ||||
5-38(m-v) Montagnais-Naskapi #17 | 1908-1941 | |||
5-38-m: Unidentified group around the stove | ||||
5-38-n: Unidentified person | ||||
5-38-o: Maggie, Port Harrison "Eskimo," actress for Norwood Pictures. Post card. | ||||
Geographic Name(s): Inukjuak | ||||
5-38-p: Alex, Belle Fleure, Fort Chimo Post, Ungava. Return of the fox hunt. Post card. | ||||
Geographic Name(s): Kuujjuaq | ||||
5-38-q: Foundation in a frame of a house covered with oval cloth. Moisie Band. Photo of AI Hallowell | 1924 | |||
5-38-r: Drawing of a scraper (Innu) to remove the hair from the skins (packwútcigun) | ||||
5-38-s: Drawing a wooden scratching knife (or bone) to remove the fat from small skins | ||||
Barren Ground Band | ||||
5-38-t: Drawing of a semilunar knife (cakhígun) | ||||
Geographic Name(s): Saint-Augustin (Québec) | ||||
5-38-u: Drawing of a skin rattler (paxpáxigun) | ||||
Geographic Name(s): Saint-Augustin (Québec) | ||||
5-38-v: Drawing of a skin scraper made from bear femur (mítsukwun) | ||||
Geographic Name(s): Lac Saint-Jean (Québec) Access digital object: | ||||
5-39(a-h) Montagnais-Naskapi #18 | 1908-1941 | |||
5-39-a: Man, woman and children in front of a tent | May 6, 1913 | |||
Department of Mines, Geological Survey of Canada 22841 | ||||
5-39-b: Temporary shelter | ||||
5-39-c: Racket, net, etc. | ||||
5-39-d: Tent | May 6, 1913 | |||
Department of Mines, Geological Survey of Canada 22831 | ||||
5-39-e: Unidentified people | ||||
5-39-f: Tent | May 6, 1913 | |||
Department of Mines, Geological Survey of Canada 22822 | ||||
5-39-g: Buckets hanging at the ends of the poles | ||||
5-39-h: "Montagnais Camp," painting by Winslow Homer | 1895 | |||
5-40(a-o) Montagnais-Naskapi #19 | 1908-1941 | |||
5-40-a: Canoe of birch bark | ||||
5-40-b: Shoot rapids in canoes, Missinaibi River | ||||
5-40-c: Shoot rapids in canoes, Missinaibi River | ||||
5-40-d: Canoes of birch bark on the ground | ||||
5-40-e: Unidentified people in the canoe near the camp | ||||
5-40-f: Unidentified people in the canoe near the camp | ||||
5-40-g: Indians meeting the steamship. "Ruperts House, Quebec." | 1908 | |||
Geographic Name(s): Waskaganish | ||||
5-40-h: Unidentified village with canoes on the shore | ||||
5-40-i: Written in Cree syllabary on tree, Ruperts House | 1908 | |||
Geographic Name(s): Waskaganish | ||||
5-40-j: Unidentified man | ||||
5-40-k: Wigwams | ||||
5-40-l: Unidentified settlements | ||||
5-40-m: Unidentified group | ||||
5-40-n: Unidentified people in front of a house | ||||
5-40-o: Women and man by a canvas tent | ||||
5-41(a-n) Montagnais-Naskapi #20 | 1908-1941 | |||
5-41-a: Toboggan | ||||
5-41-b: Unidentified waterfall | ||||
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5-41-c: Unidentified scene | ||||
5-41-d: Unidentified woman | ||||
5-41-e: Woman and unidentified girl | ||||
5-41-f: Tents | ||||
5-41-g: Log cabin | ||||
5-41-h: Man, woman and unidentified children | ||||
5-41-i: Unidentified group. Post card. | ||||
5-41-j: Tent with the church in the background | ||||
5-41-k: Unidentified group | ||||
5-41-l: Man, woman and children in a camp | ||||
5-41-m: Canoes of birch bark upside down in the snow | ||||
5-41-n: Sleigh with dog | ||||
5-42(a-q) Montagnais-Naskapi #21 | 1908-1941 | |||
5-42-a: Boy beside stretched skin | ||||
5-42-b: Woman with pots | ||||
5-42-c: Tent, pots on a fire | ||||
5-42-d: Scene in a camp | ||||
5-42-e: Scene in a camp | ||||
5-42-f: Girl | ||||
5-42-g: Girl | ||||
5-42-h: Camp | ||||
5-42-i: Camp | ||||
5-42-j: Bear being dressed | ||||
5-42-k: Bear being dressed | ||||
5-42-l: Bear being dressed | ||||
5-42-m: Bear being dressed | ||||
5-42-n: Bear being dressed | ||||
5-42-o: Unidentified boy | ||||
5-42-p: Unidentified boy | ||||
5-42-q: Unidentified man with decorated pocket | ||||
5-43(a-k) Montagnais-Naskapi #22 | 1908-1941 | |||
5-43-a: Unidentified man and girl | ||||
5-43-b: Unidentified man | ||||
5-43-c: Man with sled | ||||
5-43-d: Log Buildings | ||||
5-43-e: Man and boys with sled | ||||
5-43-f: Man with snowshoes | ||||
5-43-g: Man pulls his toboggan | ||||
5-43-h: Péribonka River (first falls) | ||||
Geographic Name(s): Lac Saint-Jean (Québec) | ||||
5-43-i: Camp scene | ||||
5-43-j: Camp scene | ||||
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5-43-k: Camp scene | ||||
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5-44(a-l) Montagnais-Naskapi #23 | 1908-1941 | |||
5-44-a: Camp at portage of "Smooth Rock," Missinaibi River | ||||
Geographic Name(s): Missinaibi River | ||||
5-44-b: Camp | ||||
Possibly Waskaganish | ||||
5-44-c: Unidentified camp | ||||
5-44-d: Steamboat | ||||
Possibly James Bay | ||||
5-44-e: Man in boat with dogs | ||||
5-44-f: Man, woman and child in front of the structure | ||||
5-44-g: "Rock Rapids," Missinaibi River | ||||
Geographic Name(s): Missinaibi River | ||||
5-44-h: Muskeg | ||||
5-44-i: Fireplace in "Black Bear Park," James Bay | ||||
Geographic Name(s): James Bay | ||||
5-44-j: Brunswick House, Missinaibi Lake | ||||
Geographic Name(s): Lake Missinaibi | ||||
5-44-k: Field of rocks | ||||
5-44-l: "... Ground," Missinaibi | ||||
6-1(a-q) Montagnais-Naskapi #24 | 1908-1941 | |||
6-1-a: 2 men on the beach, one with the harpoon | ||||
6-1-b: Unidentified community through water | ||||
6-1-c: Group of boys | ||||
6-1-d: Canoe birch bark on the beach | ||||
6-1-e: Woman sitting | ||||
6-1-f: Man and woman | ||||
6-1-g: Man and 3 women | ||||
6-1-h: Group near the tent | ||||
6-1-i: Tent | ||||
6-1-j: Group of men and boys with stretched skin on frame | ||||
6-1-k: Men with stretched skin on frame | ||||
6-1-l: Woman destroying an unidentified animal | ||||
6-1-m: Man and 2 women | ||||
6-1-n: Man, woman and children | ||||
6-1-o: Man | ||||
6-1-p: Woman with children | ||||
6-1-q: Dogs with houses in the background | ||||
6-2(a-r) Montagnais-Naskapi #25 | 1908-1941 | |||
6-2-a: Man and child | ||||
6-2-b: Man, woman and children | ||||
6-2-c: Unidentified beach scene | ||||
6-2-d: Unidentified community | ||||
6-2-e: Canoe on the beach | ||||
6-2-f: Canoe on the beach | ||||
6-2-g: Innu man | ||||
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6-2-h: Frame house with 3 women on porch | ||||
6-2-i: Frame house with 3 women on porch | ||||
6-2-j: Unidentified scene through the water | ||||
6-2-k: Man, woman and children | ||||
6-2-l: Woman and children standing in the house | ||||
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6-2-m: Men with canoe on the beach | ||||
6-2-n: Man and woman with horse and buggy | ||||
6-2-o: Unidentified building | ||||
6-2-p: "Indigenes Cineaux" | ||||
6-2-q: "Grand Discharge" | ||||
6-2-r: Boy with bow and arrow | ||||
6-3(a-t) Montagnais-Naskapi #26 | 1908-1941 | |||
6-3-a: Unidentified girls | ||||
6-3-b: Unidentified girls | ||||
6-3-c: Man in front of the house frame | ||||
6-3-d: Man in canoe | ||||
6-3-e: Canoe on the beach | ||||
6-3-f: Innu man and boy with canoe | ||||
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6-3-g: Camp scene | ||||
6-3-h: Girl | ||||
6-3-i: Girl | ||||
6-3-j: 3 boys | ||||
6-3-k: Camp scene | ||||
6-3-l: Ojibway girl making net | ||||
Geographic Name(s): Missinaibi | ||||
6-3-m: 2 women | ||||
6-3-n: Woman with child | ||||
6-3-o: Women and children | ||||
6-3-p: Woman and child in fur | ||||
6-3-q: Child in fur parka | ||||
6-3-r: Woman with child on the back with cradle sign | ||||
6-3-s: Group of girls | ||||
6-3-t: Girls carrying green branches | 1908 | |||
Geographic Name(s): Waskaganish | ||||
6-4(a-p) Montagnais-Naskapi #27 | 1908-1941 | |||
6-4-a: Man with canoe | ||||
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6-4-b: Man and girl | ||||
6-4-c: 3 women | ||||
6-4-d: Unidentified scene | ||||
6-4-e: 2 men holding puppies | ||||
6-4-f: children | ||||
6-4-g: children | ||||
6-4-h: Man and dog | ||||
6-4-i: Seven people sitting between tents | ||||
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6-4-j: Tents in a field, Lake St. John | ||||
Geographic Name(s): Lac Saint-Jean (Québec) Access digital object: | ||||
6-4-k: Unidentified group | ||||
6-4-l: Man carrying a canoe | ||||
6-4-m: Camp scene | ||||
6-4-n: Workspace | ||||
6-4-o: Women and children | ||||
6-4-p: Women | ||||
6-4a(a-j) Montagnais-Naskapi #28 | 1908-1941 | |||
6-4a-a: Man of Moisie Band | ||||
Geographic Name(s): Moisie | ||||
6-4a-b: 2 girls and a man | ||||
6-4a-c: Men of Lac St-Jean | ||||
Geographic Name(s): Lac Saint-Jean (Québec) Access digital object: | ||||
6-4a-d: Woman of Moisie Band with child in arms | ||||
Posted in Naskapi, pl. III, opp. P. 28 Geographic Name(s): Moisie | ||||
6-4a-e: Man of Moisie Band | ||||
Posted in Naskapi, pl. III, opp. P. 28 Geographic Name(s): Moisie | ||||
6-4a-f: Containers of birch bark | ||||
Posted in Montagnais Art in Birch-Bark pl. XV Access digital object: | ||||
6-4a-g: Summer coat of caribou skin | ||||
Heye Foundation | ||||
6-4a-h: Summer coat of caribou skin. Naskapi | ||||
Heye Foundation | ||||
6-4a-i: Summer coat of caribou skin. Naskapi. (back view) | ||||
6-4a-j: Joseph Kurtness | ||||
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6-5(a-l) Montagnais-Naskapi #29 | 1908-1941 | |||
6-5-a: Woman in Sept-Iles | ||||
Geographic Name(s): Sept-Iles (Québec) | ||||
6-5-b: Woman in Sept-Iles | ||||
Geographic Name(s): Sept-Iles (Québec) | ||||
6-5-c: Naskapi of St. Augustine, sketch of the interior of the sweat lodge | ||||
Geographic Name(s): Saint-Augustin (Québec) Access digital object: | ||||
6-5-d: "Naskapi Indians, Barren Lands of Labrador" | ||||
Photo of Canadian Pacific Railway | ||||
6-5-e: 2 women and a child | ||||
Possibly Moisie | ||||
6-5-f: Group portrait, Naskapi, homes in the background | ||||
"Barren Ground Naskapi" Access digital object: | ||||
6-5-g: Unidentified boy | ||||
6-5-h: Unidentified boy | ||||
6-5-i: Boy and girl | ||||
6-5-j: Camp scene, man and children | ||||
6-5-k: Woman with child in cradle outside wigwam | ||||
6-5-l: Man and woman with bear skin | ||||
6-6(a-m) Montagnais-Naskapi #30 | 1908-1941 | |||
6-6-a: Boy | ||||
6-6-b: Women | ||||
6-6-c: Man from Michikamau | ||||
Geographic Name(s): Michikamau | ||||
6-6-d: Man from Michikamau | ||||
Geographic Name(s): Michikamau | ||||
6-6-e: Man from Michikamau | ||||
Geographic Name(s): Michikamau | ||||
6-6-f: Man from Michikamau | ||||
Geographic Name(s): Michikamau | ||||
6-6-g: Man from Michikamau | ||||
Geographic Name(s): Michikamau | ||||
6-6-h: Boy | ||||
Geographic Name(s): Lac Saint-Jean (Québec) | ||||
6-6-i: Moisie woman showing how to dress hair on wooden blocks | ||||
Geographic Name(s): Moisie | ||||
6-6-j: Travel to Lac Saint-Jean | Dec. 1923-Jan. 1924 | |||
Part of the Lake St. John Trip photo album - Montagnais Indians | ||||
6-6-k: Travel to Lac Saint-Jean | Dec. 1923-Jan. 1924 | |||
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6-6-l: Travel to Lac Saint-Jean | Dec. 1923-Jan. 1924 | |||
Part of the Lake St. John Trip photo album - Montagnais Indians | ||||
6-6-m: Travel to Lac Saint-Jean | Dec. 1923-Jan. 1924 | |||
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6-7(n-z) Montagnais-Naskapi #31 | 1908-1941 | |||
6-7-n: Travel to Lac Saint-Jean | Dec. 1923-Jan. 1924 | |||
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6-7-o: Travel to Lac Saint-Jean | Dec. 1923-Jan. 1924 | |||
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6-7-p: Travel to Lac Saint-Jean | Dec. 1923-Jan. 1924 | |||
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6-7-q: Travel to Lac Saint-Jean | Dec. 1923-Jan. 1924 | |||
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6-7-r: Travel to Lac Saint-Jean | Dec. 1923-Jan. 1924 | |||
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6-7-s: Travel to Lac Saint-Jean | Dec. 1923-Jan. 1924 | |||
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6-7-t: Travel to Lac Saint-Jean | Dec. 1923-Jan. 1924 | |||
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6-7-u: Travel to Lac Saint-Jean | Dec. 1923-Jan. 1924 | |||
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6-7-v: Travel to Lac Saint-Jean | Dec. 1923-Jan. 1924 | |||
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6-7-w: Travel to Lac Saint-Jean | Dec. 1923-Jan. 1924 | |||
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6-7-x: Travel to Lac Saint-Jean | Dec. 1923-Jan. 1924 | |||
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6-7-y: Travel to Lac Saint-Jean | Dec. 1923-Jan. 1924 | |||
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6-7-z: Travel to Lac Saint-Jean | Dec. 1923-Jan. 1924 | |||
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6-8(a-t) Montagnais-Naskapi #32 | 1908-1941 | |||
6-8-a: Travel to Lac Saint-Jean | Dec. 1923-Jan. 1924 | |||
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6-8-b: Travel to Lac Saint-Jean | Dec. 1923-Jan. 1924 | |||
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6-8-c: Travel to Lac Saint-Jean | Dec. 1923-Jan. 1924 | |||
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6-8-d: Travel to Lac Saint-Jean | Dec. 1923-Jan. 1924 | |||
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6-8-e: Travel to Lac Saint-Jean | Dec. 1923-Jan. 1924 | |||
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6-8-f: Travel to Lac Saint-Jean | Dec. 1923-Jan. 1924 | |||
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6-8-g: Naskapi Boys | ||||
Geographic Name(s): Ungava | ||||
6-8-h: Unidentified boy | ||||
6-8-i: Sled dogs | ||||
6-8-j: Sled dogs | ||||
6-8-k: Unidentified man in fur cap | ||||
6-8-l: Unidentified man on snowshoes with dogs | ||||
6-8-m: The man pulls his toboggan | ||||
6-8-n: Man with 2 sleds with dogs. | ||||
Possibly part of the Lake St. John trip | ||||
6-8-o: Mr. and Mrs. Felix Agnus Leser from Saranac Lake, New York, and their team of sled dogs | Dec. 1931 | |||
6-8-p: Unidentified scene | ||||
Possibly part of the journey of Lac St.-Jean | ||||
6-8-q: Man on the sledge with dog sled | ||||
6-8-r: On the way to last month. Man in front of dogs pulling sled. | ||||
6-8-s: Unidentified community | ||||
6-8-t: The people of Lac St.-jean | ||||
Geographic Name(s): Lac Saint-Jean (Québec) | ||||
6-9(a-p) Montagnais-Naskapi #33 | 1908-1941 | |||
6-9-a: Nichicun boy | ||||
Geographic Name(s): Nichicun | ||||
6-9-b: Nichicun boy | ||||
Geographic Name(s): Nichicun | ||||
6-9-c: Daughter of Mistassini | ||||
Geographic Name(s): Mistassini | ||||
6-9-d: Daughter of Mistassini | ||||
Geographic Name(s): Mistassini | ||||
6-9-e: Daughter of Lac St-Jean | ||||
Geographic Name(s): Lac Saint-Jean (Québec) Access digital object: | ||||
6-9-f: Daughter of Lac St-Jean | ||||
Geographic Name(s): Lac Saint-Jean (Québec) Access digital object: | ||||
6-9-g: Sept-Iles | ||||
Geographic Name(s): Sept-Iles (Québec) | ||||
6-9-h: Three boys from Lac St-Jean | ||||
Geographic Name(s): Lac Saint-Jean (Québec) Access digital object: | ||||
6-9-i: Three boys from Lac St-Jean in front of a building | ||||
Geographic Name(s): Lac Saint-Jean (Québec) Access digital object: | ||||
6-9-j: Two boys from Lac St-Jean | ||||
Geographic Name(s): Lac Saint-Jean (Québec) Access digital object: | ||||
6-9-k: Ungava | ||||
Geographic Name(s): Ungava | ||||
6-9-l: Ungava | ||||
Geographic Name(s): Ungava | ||||
6-9-m: Chief Mackenzie | ||||
Geographic Name(s): Michikamau | ||||
6-9-n: Moisie | ||||
Geographic Name(s): Moisie | ||||
6-9-o: Moisie | ||||
Geographic Name(s): Moisie | ||||
6-9-p: Boy with snowshoes | ||||
Access digital object: | ||||
6-10(a-r) Montagnais-Naskapi #34 | 1908-1941 | |||
6-10-a: Lac Saint-Jean | ||||
Geographic Name(s): Lac Saint-Jean (Québec) | ||||
6-10-b: Lac Saint-Jean | ||||
Geographic Name(s): Lac Saint-Jean (Québec) | ||||
6-10-c: Lac Saint-Jean | ||||
Geographic Name(s): Lac Saint-Jean (Québec) | ||||
6-10-d: Lac Saint-Jean | ||||
Geographic Name(s): Lac Saint-Jean (Québec) | ||||
6-10-e: Lac Saint-Jean | ||||
Geographic Name(s): Lac Saint-Jean (Québec) | ||||
6-10-f: Lac Saint-Jean | ||||
Geographic Name(s): Lac Saint-Jean (Québec) | ||||
6-10-g: Lac Saint-Jean | ||||
Geographic Name(s): Lac Saint-Jean (Québec) | ||||
6-10-h: Lac Saint-Jean | ||||
Geographic Name(s): Lac Saint-Jean (Québec) | ||||
6-10-i: Lac Saint-Jean | ||||
Geographic Name(s): Lac Saint-Jean (Québec) | ||||
6-10-j: Lac Saint-Jean | ||||
Geographic Name(s): Lac Saint-Jean (Québec) | ||||
6-10-k: Woman in shawl | ||||
Related material: See also photo 6-12-f. Geographic Name(s): Lac Saint-Jean (Québec) | ||||
6-10-l: Woman in fur shawl | ||||
Geographic Name(s): Lac Saint-Jean (Québec) | ||||
6-10-m: Girl with bandana | ||||
Geographic Name(s): Lac Saint-Jean (Québec) Access digital object: | ||||
6-10-n: Lac Saint-Jean | ||||
Geographic Name(s): Lac Saint-Jean (Québec) | ||||
6-10-o: Ungava | ||||
Geographic Name(s): Ungava | ||||
6-10-p: Woman's profile with hat | ||||
Geographic Name(s): Ungava Access digital object: | ||||
6-10-q: Ungava | ||||
Geographic Name(s): Ungava | ||||
6-10-r: Ungava | ||||
Geographic Name(s): Ungava | ||||
6-11(a-p) Montagnais-Naskapi #35 | 1908-1941 | |||
6-11-a: Ste. Marguerite | ||||
Geographic Name(s): Ste. Marguerite | ||||
6-11-b: Ste. Marguerite | ||||
Geographic Name(s): Ste. Marguerite | ||||
6-11-c: Ste. Marguerite | ||||
Geographic Name(s): Ste. Marguerite | ||||
6-11-d: Ste. Marguerite | ||||
Geographic Name(s): Ste. Marguerite | ||||
6-11-e: Ste. Marguerite | ||||
Geographic Name(s): Ste. Marguerite | ||||
6-11-f: Boy at Lac Saint-Jean | ||||
Geographic Name(s): Lac Saint-Jean (Québec) | ||||
6-11-g: Moisie | ||||
Geographic Name(s): Moisie | ||||
6-11-h: Lac Saint-Jean | ||||
Geographic Name(s): Lac Saint-Jean (Québec) | ||||
6-11-i: Lac Saint-Jean | ||||
Geographic Name(s): Lac Saint-Jean (Québec) | ||||
6-11-j: Lac Saint-Jean | ||||
Geographic Name(s): Lac Saint-Jean (Québec) | ||||
6-11-k: Bersimis | ||||
Geographic Name(s): Bersimis | ||||
6-11-l: Bersimis | ||||
Geographic Name(s): Bersimis | ||||
6-11-m: Woman from Lac Saint-Jean | ||||
Geographic Name(s): Lac Saint-Jean (Québec) Access digital object: | ||||
6-11-n: Lac Saint-Jean | ||||
Geographic Name(s): Lac Saint-Jean (Québec) | ||||
6-11-o: Lac Saint-Jean Boy | ||||
Geographic Name(s): Lac Saint-Jean (Québec) Access digital object: | ||||
6-11-p: Lac Saint-Jean Boy | ||||
Geographic Name(s): Lac Saint-Jean (Québec) Access digital object: | ||||
6-12(a-p) Montagnais-Naskapi #36 | 1908-1941 | |||
6-12-a: Natasquan | ||||
Geographic Name(s): Natasquan | ||||
6-12-b: Natasquan | ||||
Geographic Name(s): Natasquan | ||||
6-12-c: Man and woman standing outside in Natasquan | ||||
Geographic Name(s): Natasquan Access digital object: | ||||
6-12-d: Natasquan | ||||
Geographic Name(s): Natasquan | ||||
6-12-e: Ball head | ||||
6-12-f: Woman with shawl | ||||
Related material: See also photo 6-10-k. Geographic Name(s): Lac Saint-Jean (Québec) Access digital object: | ||||
6-12-g: Man with fur and pipe | ||||
Geographic Name(s): Lac Saint-Jean (Québec) | ||||
6-12-h: Woman from Lac Saint-Jean | ||||
Geographic Name(s): Lac Saint-Jean (Québec) Access digital object: | ||||
6-12-i: Woman from Lac Saint-Jean | ||||
Geographic Name(s): Lac Saint-Jean (Québec) Access digital object: | ||||
6-12-j: Woman from Lac Saint-Jean | ||||
Geographic Name(s): Lac Saint-Jean (Québec) Access digital object: | ||||
6-12-k: Unidentified man | ||||
6-12-l: Frank Speck, standing outdoors on snowshoes | 1916 | |||
Geographic Name(s): Sebec Lake, Maine Access digital object: | ||||
6-12-m: Frank Speck, standing outside | 1924 | |||
Geographic Name(s): Lac Saint-Jean (Québec) Access digital object: | ||||
6-12-n: Ungava | ||||
Geographic Name(s): Ungava | ||||
6-12-o: Ungava | ||||
Geographic Name(s): Ungava | ||||
6-12-p: Ungava | ||||
Geographic Name(s): Ungava | ||||
6-12-q: Man sitting outside, Ungava | ||||
Geographic Name(s): Ungava Access digital object: | ||||
6-13(a-m) Montagnais-Naskapi #37 | 1908-1941 | |||
6-13-a: Bone fixation pins | ||||
6-13-b: Skulls hanging on trees | ||||
6-13-c: Bear skulls raised in the trees out of respect for the bear | 1914 | |||
Geographic Name(s): Les Escoumains (Quebec) | ||||
6-13-d: Bear skulls raised in the trees out of respect for the bear | 1914 | |||
Geographic Name(s): Les Escoumains (Quebec) | ||||
6-13-e: Woman standing outdoors in fur cloak | ||||
Access digital object: | ||||
6-13-f: Camp scene | ||||
6-13-g: Camp scene | ||||
6-13-h: 3 snowshoes | ||||
6-13-i: Sept-Iles, children | ||||
Geographic Name(s): Sept-Iles (Québec) | ||||
6-13-j: "Young Basil" | ||||
Access digital object: | ||||
6-13-k: Boy | ||||
6-13-l: Boy standing outdoors | ||||
Access digital object: | ||||
6-13-m: Unidentified man | ||||
6-14(a-p) Montagnais-Naskapi #38 | 1908-1941 | |||
6-14-a: Dog sled and team | ||||
Access digital object: | ||||
6-14-b: Dog sled and team | ||||
6-14-c: Dog sled and team | ||||
6-14-d: Dog sled and team | ||||
6-14-e: Camp scene | ||||
6-14-f: Unidentified buildings | ||||
Photo of Sigmund L. Sameth, New York | ||||
6-14-g: Log cabin | ||||
6-14-h: Camp scene | May 6, 1913 | |||
Department of Mines, Geological Survey of Canada 22828 | ||||
6-14-i: Man and team of dogs. Post card. | ||||
6-14-j: Removing branches from a tree | ||||
6-14-k: Removing branches from a tree | ||||
6-14-l: Wolf skin with his head hanging in the tree | ||||
Photo of Sigmund L. Sameth, New York | ||||
6-14-m: Man on sled with dog team | ||||
6-14-n: Unidentified scene | ||||
6-14-o: Unidentified scene | ||||
6-14-p: Lac Saint-Jean | ||||
Geographic Name(s): Lac Saint-Jean (Québec) | ||||
6-15(a-e) Montagnais-Naskapi #39 | 1908-1941 | |||
6-15-a: Log cabin | ||||
6-15-b: Log cabin | ||||
6-15-c: Log cabin | ||||
6-15-d: Log cabin | ||||
6-15-e: Log cabin | ||||
6-16(a) Montagnais-Naskapi and Eskimo | 1908-1941 | |||
6-16-a: Montagnais-Naskapi & Eskimo - map showing distribution of bands | ||||
Very similar to Fig. 1 p.14, Naskapi Negative 7x5 | ||||
6-17(a) Munsees with mortar | 1910? | |||
6-17-a: "Munsee group with wooden mortar" [and pestle] | ||||
[Photo; 3 x 4 1/2; Six Nations Reserve. Ontario, Canada, (1910?) Photo by M.R. Harrington] [Removed from folder "Southeastern Mortars & Pestles," Apr. 27, 1976] | ||||
6-18(a-c) Musquakie | 1870-1932 | |||
6-18-a: Meskwaki woman and child (color postcard) | ||||
6-18-b: Four Meskwaki children seated, studio portrait (color postcard) | ||||
6-18-c: "Push;E TneNe: Qua, Chief of Musquakie Indians" (color postcard) | ||||
6-19(a-l) Nansemond #1 | 1921-1941 | |||
6-19-a: Pasquotank River, Near Mouth. Elizabeth City, N.C. | 1941 | |||
Removed from APS folder 'Nansamond' Ted Stern Geographic Name(s): Elizabeth City (N.C.) | ||||
6-19-b: A Cypress Island in the Pasquotank River | 1941 | |||
Removed from APS folder 'Nansamond' Maurice Mook Ted Stern Geographic Name(s): Elizabeth City (N.C.) | ||||
6-19-c: Pasquotank River | 1940 | |||
Removed from APS folder 'Nansamond' Geographic Name(s): Elizabeth City (N.C.) | ||||
6-19-d: Nansemond-Dismal Swamp. Dug out canoes of cypress | ||||
Removed from APS folder 'Nansamond' Geographic Name(s): Dismal Swamp (N.C. and Va.) | ||||
6-19-e: Dismal Swamp. Along eastern shore of Lake Drummond | ||||
Removed from APS folder 'Nansamond' Geographic Name(s): Dismal Swamp (N.C. and Va.) | ||||
6-19-f: Dismal Swamp. Distant view of northeastern shore of Lake Drummond . . . | ||||
Removed from APS folder 'Nansamond' Geographic Name(s): Dismal Swamp (N.C. and Va.) | ||||
6-19-g: Dismal Swamp. Flashlight view of cypress bufts and knees in virgin growth | ||||
Removed from APS folder 'Nansamond' Geographic Name(s): Dismal Swamp (N.C. and Va.) | ||||
6-19-h: Virgin stand of cypress and water gums | ||||
Removed from APS folder 'Nansamond' | ||||
6-19-i: Scene on W. border of Dismal Swamp, near Bowers (?) Hill, Va. Territory of Nansamond | December 1940 | |||
Removed from APS folder 'Nansamond' Frank Speck Geographic Name(s): Dismal Swamp (N.C. and Va.) | ||||
6-19-j: Man on log (footbridge?) | ||||
Removed from APS folder 'Nansamond' Negative only | ||||
6-19-k: Dismal Swamp, Va. From R.R. Trestle near Deep Creek (SW of Portsmouth) | 1940 | |||
Removed from APS folder 'Nansamond' Geographic Name(s): Dismal Swamp (N.C. and Va.) | ||||
6-19-l: Dismal Swamp, Va. From R.R. Trestle near Deep Creek (SW of Portsmouth) | 1941 | |||
Removed from APS folder 'Nansamond' Geographic Name(s): Dismal Swamp (N.C. and Va.) | ||||
6-20(m-w) Nansemond #2 | 1921-1941 | |||
6-20-m: Augustus A. Bass, Nansamund | ||||
Removed from APS folder 'Nansamond' | ||||
6-20-n: Dismal Swamp. Swamper's camp along Washington Ditch near border of swamp | ||||
Removed from APS folder 'Nansamond' Geographic Name(s): Dismal Swamp (N.C. and Va.) | ||||
6-20-o: Scene along western border of swamp among dense growth of cane (atundinaria) | 1921 | |||
Removed from APS folder 'Nansamond' Geographic Name(s): Dismal Swamp (N.C. and Va.) | ||||
6-20-p: A.A. Bass and daughter, Nansemond | 1921 | |||
Removed from APS folder 'Nansamond' | ||||
6-20-q: Nansemond. Looking across flats and islands in basin of Nansemond River near Suffolk, Va. | ||||
Removed from APS folder 'Nansamond' Geographic Name(s): Suffolk (Va.) | ||||
6-20-r: Grandchildren of A.A. Bass. Nansemond | ||||
Removed from APS folder 'Nansamond' | ||||
6-20-s: Dismal Swamp. Scene among virin cypress and water gums | ||||
Removed from APS folder 'Nansamond' | ||||
6-20-t: Dismal Swamp. View on southeastern shore of Lake Drummond showing retreating shore line as swamp becomes flooded | ||||
Removed from APS folder 'Nansamond' | ||||
6-20-u: Nearer view of some of cypress buttresses marooned by recession of shore line, that on extreme left being 12 ft. in diameter | ||||
Removed from APS folder 'Nansamond' | ||||
6-20-v: Scenes on margin of Lake Drummond; hunting territory of the Nansemond Indians | ||||
Removed from APS folder 'Nansamond' MAI Catalog no. 12514 & 12513 Geographic Name(s): Dismal Swamp (N.C. and Va.) | ||||
6-20-w: Scenes on margin of Lake Drummond; hunting territory of the Nansemond Indians | ||||
Removed from APS folder 'Nansamond' MAI Catalog no. 12514 & 12513 Geographic Name(s): Dismal Swamp (N.C. and Va.) | ||||
6-21(a) Nanticoke | 1912 | |||
6-21-a: Unidentified woman | ||||
6-22(a-b) Nanticoke--mortar and pestle | 1912 | |||
6-22-a: Mortar and Pestle (Nanticoke) | ||||
[2 photos; 4 1/4 x 3 3/8 and 3 1/8 x 4; mounted on one sheet 7 1/2 x 1 1/4; woman pounding corn in wooden mortar (appears in both photos); man shelling corn in log sheller; "Indian River Delaware (Mrs. E.A. Johnson 1912)"] Removed from folder labeled "Southeastern Mortars & Pestles" Apr. 27, 1976, DLK. | ||||
6-22-b: Mortar and Pestle (Nanticoke) | ||||
[2 photos; 4 1/4 x 3 3/8 and 3 1/8 x 4; mounted on one sheet 7 1/2 x 1 1/4; woman pounding corn in wooden mortar (appears in both photos); man shelling corn in log sheller; "Indian River Delaware (Mrs. E.A. Johnson 1912)"] Removed from folder labeled "Southeastern Mortars & Pestles" Apr. 27, 1976, DLK. | ||||
6-23(a-b) Nanticoke? or Tuscarora? | 1912 | |||
6-23-a: Sam Patterson | ||||
Nanticoke (?) or Tuscarora (?) 2 photos; 3 x 4 | ||||
6-23-b: Sam's Daughter | ||||
Nanticoke (?) or Tuscarora (?) 2 photos; 3 x 4 | ||||
6-24(a-c) Narragansett | 1870-1885 | |||
6-24-a: Henry Harris "Hen Pan," died about 1895, buried in N.W. corner of Ind. br'ng ground. Age about 78-9 | ||||
6-24-b: Jim Harris "Jim Pan" died 1918 (?); Abigail . . . died about 1902, mother of "Jim Pan"; Rachel . . . died 1905 . . . about 85. Graves all unmarked | ||||
6-24-c: Woman & child | ||||
6-25(a-f) Naskapi #1 | 1908-1941 | |||
6-25-a: Design . . . hunter's Great Man (mistapeo) . . . Fig. 2. (Ungava). On back: M. Jantzen | ||||
Drawing | ||||
6-25-b: Design . . . hunter's Great Man (mistapeo) . . . Fig. 2. (Ungava). On back: M. Jantzen | ||||
Drawing. Like (a). | ||||
6-25-c: Birch bark rolled pipe. (Lake St. John). Fig. 5 | ||||
Drawing | ||||
6-25-d: Diagram of Feasting Lodge (c?b?towan) . . . (michikamau). Fig. 6. | ||||
Drawing | ||||
6-25-e: Beaver figure carved on handle of caribou leg-bone skinning knife (mits?kwun) | ||||
Drawing | ||||
6-25-f: Gullet fish-hook . . . Fig. 8B | ||||
Drawing | ||||
6-26(g-l) Naskapi #2 | 1908-1941 | |||
6-26-g: Drawing of burnt shoulder blade omens (Lake St. John), Fig. 9 | ||||
6-26-h: Drawing of Montagnais Diviniation Devices (Lake St. John). Pelvis of beaver. Fig. 11. | ||||
6-26-i: Drawing of Bond Divinsation Devices (Lake St. John). Fig. 12. | ||||
6-26-j: Drawing of Montagnais Divination Device (Lake St. John). Shoulder blands of northern hare, Fig. 13. | ||||
6-26-k: Drawing of burnt shoulder blade divination (Lake St. John), Fig. 14. | ||||
6-26-l: Sketch of Birch-Bark map showing hunting territory, Fig. 14D. | ||||
6-27(m-z) Naskapi #3 | 1908-1941 | |||
6-27-m: Drawing of Caribou shoulder-blade divination (Godbout band). N.A. Comeau. Fig. 15. | ||||
6-27-n: Drawing of Caribou shoulder-blade divination (Godbout band, Montagnais). N.A. Comeau. | ||||
6-27-o: Drawing of Caribou shoulder-blade divinations. Fig. 16. (Figure A, Diagram of caribou shoulder-blade with burn markings. (Naskapi & Seven Islands)) | ||||
6-27-p: Drawing of Caribou shoulder-blade divinations. Fig. 16. (Figure C, Caribou scapulimancy, favorable sign (Peteseqabau band)) | ||||
6-27-q: Drawing of Caribou shoulder-blade divinations. Fig. 16. (Figure D, Caribou scapulimancy, Prognostication of caribou hunt (Petesqabau band)) | ||||
6-27-r: Drawing of Caribou shoulder-blade divinations. Fig. 16. (Figure E. Caribou scapulimancy, favorable reading, two caribou at end of trail) | ||||
6-27-s: Drawing of Caribou shoulder-blade divinations. Fig. 16. (Figure G, Caribou scapulimancy, favorable augury (Michikamau band)) | ||||
6-27-t: Drawing of Caribou shoulder-blade divinations. Fig. 16. (Figure F, Caribou scapulimancy, unfavorable reading, no caribou) | ||||
6-27-u: Drawing of Caribou scapulimancy. Fig. 17. (Figure U, Caribou scapulimancy, burning denoting a hunter's camp and trail leading to herd of caribou on a lake) | ||||
6-27-v: Drawing of Caribou scapulimancy. Fig. 17. (Figure I, Caribou scapulimancy, omen of killing porcupine, (Michikamau)) | ||||
6-27-w: Drawing of Caribou scapulimancy. Fig. 17. (Figure J) | ||||
6-27-x: Drawing of Caribou scapulimancy. Fig. 17. (Figure K, Caribou scapulimancy, specimen burning by a boy showing camps, caribou and mountains (Moisie Band)) | ||||
6-27-y: Drawing of Caribou scapulimancy. Fig. 17. (Figure L, Reproduction of a burning by a former conjuror representing his vision of a tragedy in the interior, the starvation of three people in a camp (Petesqabau Band)) | ||||
6-27-z: Drawing of Caribou scapulimancy. Fig. 17. (Figure M, burning showing the route of a hunter who kills game at C (Northwest River Band)) | ||||
6-28(a-n) Naskapi #4 | 1908-1941 | |||
6-28-a: Drawing of Caribou scapulimancy. Fig. 18. (Figure N... (Northwest River Band)) | ||||
6-28-b: Drawing of Caribou scapulimancy. Fig. 18. (Figure O... (Ungava Band)) | ||||
6-28-c: Drawing of Caribou scapulimancy. Fig. 18. (Figure P, caribou scapulimancy... (Ungava Band)) | ||||
6-28-d: Drawing of Caribou scapulimancy. Fig. 18. (Figure Q, an unfavorable divination, due to burning of crack to edge at E (Ungava Band)) | ||||
6-28-e: Drawing of Caribou scapulimancy. Fig. 18. (Figure R, burning showing location of three groups of caribou (B, C, D) and successful hunt (Ungava Band)) | ||||
6-28-f: Drawing of Caribou scapulimancy. Fig. 18. (Figure S, Native sketch of burnt shoulder-blade divination, spots show lakes, river and caribou (b) which the hunter will kill (Michikamau Band)) | ||||
6-28-g: Drawing of Montagnais Divination Device (Figure T, Lake St. John) | ||||
6-28-h: Drawing of Divination Device (St. Margeurite and Michikamau Bands). Mandibles of cod-fish. Fig. 20. | ||||
6-28-i: Drawing of Divination Device (St. Marguerite Band). Clavicle of cod-fish. Fig. 21. | ||||
6-28-j: Drawing of 2 Naskapi huners in canoe spearking caribou. | 1925 | |||
Drawing by Shushepish Petàbanu, Ungava Band, Seven Islands. Geographic Name(s): Sept-Iles, Quebec | ||||
6-28-k: Drawing of 2 Naskapi huners in canoe spearking caribou. | 1925 | |||
Drawing by Shushepish Petàbanu, Ungava Band, Seven Islands. Geographic Name(s): Sept-Iles, Quebec | ||||
6-28-l: Drawing of Bladder-sac of otter containing bear's grease (opiticipmàn'), Lake St. John, Fig. 23. | ||||
6-28-m: Drawing of beaded charm for gun-stock or trigger-guard. Fig. 25B. | ||||
6-28-n: Drawing of Lancet of caribou bone used by individual for letting blood to relieve pain and swelling (Michikamau Band), natural size. Fig. 26. | ||||
6-29(a-b) Naskapi #5 | 1908-1941 | |||
6-29-a: Drawing of Sun Illumination upon the Landscape | ||||
Drawing by Albert Stanford. Published as Plate XIX. | ||||
6-29-b: Drawing of Sun Illumination upon the Landscape | ||||
Drawing by Albert Stanford. Unpublished. | ||||
6-30(a-m) Naskapi #6 | 1908-1941 | |||
6-30-a: Drums | ||||
6-30-b: Drums | ||||
6-30-c: Snare of bird quills and double-headed drum | ||||
6-30-d: Snare of bird quills and double-headed drum | ||||
6-30-e: Ceremonial game-carrying strings (ni-mában) from northern and eastern bands | ||||
6-30-f: Carved and engraved bone fastening pins and pipe cleaners | ||||
6-30-g: Birch-bark comb case | ||||
6-30-h: Montagnais-Naskapi bone skinning tools | ||||
6-30-i: Birch-bark wigwam, Montagnais | ||||
6-30-j: Skin and canvas wigwam, Naskapi, probably of Northwest River Band, Hamilton Inlet | ||||
6-30-k: Grease ladle of bear shoulder-blad used in response to dream, Lac St-Jean | ||||
6-30-l: Decorated shot pouches, Moisie Band | ||||
6-30-m: Stone pipes used by hunters in smoking at feasts in honor of game killed. Michikamau and Moisie Bands | ||||
6-31(a-l) Naskapi #7 | 1908-1941 | |||
6-31-a: Malek Bejin (Lake St. John) | ||||
6-31-b: Josepeh Kurtness (Mistassini) | ||||
6-31-c: Gregwenic (Michikamau) | ||||
6-31-d: Decorated Naskapi shot-pouches with symbolical designs (Natashquan Band) | ||||
Geographic Name(s): Natashquan (Québec) | ||||
6-31-e: Decorated Naskapi shot-pouches with symbolical designs (Mistassini Band) | ||||
6-31-f: Decorated Naskapi shot-pouches with symbolical designs (Natashquan Band) | ||||
Geographic Name(s): Natashquan (Québec) | ||||
6-31-g: Various beaded and fur neck-charms (Barren Ground Band), upper row for hunting bears, lower row for hunting luck. | ||||
6-31-h: Divination practices | Upper left, hunuter of Lake St. John Band examining beaver pelvic bone which he had just burned for divination. Lower left, otter paws divination. Right, woodchuck skull used in tossing-up divination game (Lake St. John). | |||
6-31-i: Montagnais women, Moisie and Lake St. John | ||||
6-31-j: Montagnais women, Moisie and Lake St. John | ||||
6-31-k: Man of the Moisie River | ||||
6-31-l: Unidentified woman | ||||
6-32(a-l) Naskapi #8 | 1908-1941 | |||
6-32-a: Beaded charms, Barren Ground Band | ||||
6-32-b: Beaded charms, Barren Ground Band | ||||
6-32-c: Drawing, diagram of feasting lodge (Cábətowan) | ||||
6-32-d: Shot pouch, MIstassini | ||||
6-32-e: Lake St. John hunter with moose spear wearing woven hare-skin blanket and hat | ||||
6-32-f: Loon-skin neck charm worn for hunting loons, MIstassini | ||||
6-32-g: Bear patella divination | ||||
6-32-h: Ceremonial pack strings | ||||
6-32-i: Moose skin pack strap | ||||
6-32-j: Bead woven strips worn as charms | ||||
6-32-k: Decorated shot pouches, MIstassini Band | ||||
6-32-l: Skull of black bear, respect for slain animal | ||||
6-33 Naskapi #9 | 1908-1941 | 53 pieces | ||
6-33: Proof sheets and captions. 53 pieces. | ||||
7-1(a) Navajo | n.d. | |||
7-1-a: Navajo camp fire | ||||
Postal card Geographic Name(s): Grand Canyon, Arizona | ||||
Nahantic wooden mortar | n.d. | |||
7-2-a : Nehantic wooden mortar | ||||
"(Nehantic reservation near Lyme, Conn.)" Removed during reprocessing in 1976 from folder labelled "Southeastern Mortars & Pestles." Published ast Plate 16(c) of Speck's "Native Tribes and Dialects of Connecticut: A Mohegan-Pequot Diary," Bureau of American Ethnology 43rd Annual Report, 1925-26. Geographic Name(s): Niantic, Connecticut | ||||
7-3(a-t) New England #1 | ||||
7-3-a: Unidentified scene | ||||
Removed during re-processing in 1976 from photo album in APS folder labelled "New England snapshots." May include some images of Native people of New England. This image from original photo album page 1, top left. | ||||
7-3-b: Unidentified scene | ||||
Removed during re-processing in 1976 from photo album in APS folder labelled "New England snapshots." May include some images of Native people of New England. This image from original photo album page 1, top right. | ||||
7-3-c: Unidentified scene | ||||
Removed during re-processing in 1976 from photo album in APS folder labelled "New England snapshots." May include some images of Native people of New England. This image from original photo album page 1, bottom left. | ||||
7-3-d: Unidentified scene | ||||
Removed during re-processing in 1976 from photo album in APS folder labelled "New England snapshots." May include some images of Native people of New England. This image from original photo album page 1, bottom right. | ||||
7-3-e: Unidentified scene | ||||
Removed during re-processing in 1976 from photo album in APS folder labelled "New England snapshots." May include some images of Native people of New England. This image from original photo album page 2, top left. | ||||
7-3-f: Unidentified scene | ||||
Removed during re-processing in 1976 from photo album in APS folder labelled "New England snapshots." May include some images of Native people of New England. This image from original photo album page 2, top right. | ||||
7-3-g: Unidentified scene | ||||
Removed during re-processing in 1976 from photo album in APS folder labelled "New England snapshots." May include some images of Native people of New England. This image from original photo album page 2, bottom left. | ||||
7-3-h: Two unidentified persons with snowshoes and pack basket | ||||
Removed during re-processing in 1976 from photo album in APS folder labelled "New England snapshots." May include some images of Native people of New England. This image from original photo album page 2, bottom right. | ||||
7-3-i: Unidentified scene | ||||
Removed during re-processing in 1976 from photo album in APS folder labelled "New England snapshots." May include some images of Native people of New England. This image from original photo album page 3, top left. | ||||
7-3-j: Unidentified scene | ||||
Removed during re-processing in 1976 from photo album in APS folder labelled "New England snapshots." May include some images of Native people of New England. This image from original photo album page 3, top right. | ||||
7-3-k: Unidentified scene | ||||
Removed during re-processing in 1976 from photo album in APS folder labelled "New England snapshots." May include some images of Native people of New England. This image from original photo album page 3, bottom left. | ||||
7-3-l: Unidentified scene | ||||
Removed during re-processing in 1976 from photo album in APS folder labelled "New England snapshots." May include some images of Native people of New England. This image from original photo album page 3, bottom right. | ||||
7-3-m: Village scene | ||||
Removed during re-processing in 1976 from photo album in APS folder labelled "New England snapshots." May include some images of Native people of New England. This image from original photo album page 4, top left. | ||||
7-3-n: Unidentified person on snowshoes | ||||
Removed during re-processing in 1976 from photo album in APS folder labelled "New England snapshots." May include some images of Native people of New England. This image from original photo album page 4, top right. | ||||
7-3-o: Two unidentified persons on snowshoes | ||||
Removed during re-processing in 1976 from photo album in APS folder labelled "New England snapshots." May include some images of Native people of New England. This image from original photo album page 4, bottom left. | ||||
7-3-p: Two unidentified persons on snowshoes | ||||
Removed during re-processing in 1976 from photo album in APS folder labelled "New England snapshots." May include some images of Native people of New England. This image from original photo album page 4, bottom right. | ||||
7-3-q: Unidentified scene | ||||
Removed during re-processing in 1976 from photo album in APS folder labelled "New England snapshots." May include some images of Native people of New England. This image from original photo album page 5, top left. | ||||
7-3-r: Two men on snowshoes | ||||
Removed during re-processing in 1976 from photo album in APS folder labelled "New England snapshots." May include some images of Native people of New England. This image from original photo album page 5, top right. | ||||
7-3-s: Unidentified scene | ||||
Removed during re-processing in 1976 from photo album in APS folder labelled "New England snapshots." May include some images of Native people of New England. This image from original photo album page 5, bottom left. | ||||
7-3-t: Unidentified scene | ||||
Removed during re-processing in 1976 from photo album in APS folder labelled "New England snapshots." May include some images of Native people of New England. This image from original photo album page 5, bottom right. | ||||
7-4(a-s) New England #2 | n.d. | |||
7-4-a: Two persons on snowshoes | ||||
Removed during re-processing in 1976 from photo album in APS folder labelled "New England snapshots." May include some images of Native people of New England. This image from original photo album page 6, top left. | ||||
7-4-b: Two persons on snowshoes | ||||
Removed during re-processing in 1976 from photo album in APS folder labelled "New England snapshots." May include some images of Native people of New England. This image from original photo album page 6, top right. | ||||
7-4-c: Unidentified scene | ||||
Removed during re-processing in 1976 from photo album in APS folder labelled "New England snapshots." May include some images of Native people of New England. This image from original photo album page 6, bottom left. | ||||
7-4-d: Two men resting in snow with snowshoes | ||||
Removed during re-processing in 1976 from photo album in APS folder labelled "New England snapshots." May include some images of Native people of New England. This image from original photo album page 6, bottom right. | ||||
7-4-e: Men on snowshoes | ||||
Removed during re-processing in 1976 from photo album in APS folder labelled "New England snapshots." May include some images of Native people of New England. This image from original photo album page 7, top left. | ||||
7-4-f: Men on snowshoes | ||||
Removed during re-processing in 1976 from photo album in APS folder labelled "New England snapshots." May include some images of Native people of New England. This image from original photo album page 7, top right. | ||||
7-4-g: Men on snowshoes | ||||
Removed during re-processing in 1976 from photo album in APS folder labelled "New England snapshots." May include some images of Native people of New England. This image from original photo album page 7, bottom left. | ||||
7-4-h: Big Houston Camps, postal card. K.I. Works, Maine. No. 22. | ||||
Removed during re-processing in 1976 from photo album in APS folder labelled "New England snapshots." May include some images of Native people of New England. This image from original photo album page 8, top left. | ||||
7-4-i: Party on shore of Houston Pond on way to Chainback Pond | ||||
Removed during re-processing in 1976 from photo album in APS folder labelled "New England snapshots." May include some images of Native people of New England. This image from original photo album page 8, top right. | ||||
7-4-j: Postal card. Big Houston Camps. No. 14. | ||||
Removed during re-processing in 1976 from photo album in APS folder labelled "New England snapshots." May include some images of Native people of New England. This image from original photo album page 8, bottom left. | ||||
7-4-k: Looking south from head of Big Houston Pond at beginning of Chainback Trail. | ||||
Removed during re-processing in 1976 from photo album in APS folder labelled "New England snapshots." May include some images of Native people of New England. This image from original photo album page 8, bottom right. | ||||
7-4-l: Looking south on BIg Houston Pond | ||||
Removed during re-processing in 1976 from photo album in APS folder labelled "New England snapshots." May include some images of Native people of New England. This image from original photo album page 9, top left. | ||||
7-4-m: LIttle Houston Pond, looking west | ||||
Removed during re-processing in 1976 from photo album in APS folder labelled "New England snapshots." May include some images of Native people of New England. This image from original photo album page 9, top right. | ||||
7-4-n: On trail, Chainback Mountain | ||||
Removed during re-processing in 1976 from photo album in APS folder labelled "New England snapshots." May include some images of Native people of New England. This image from original photo album page 9, bottom left. | ||||
7-4-o: Calm on Big Houston | ||||
Removed during re-processing in 1976 from photo album in APS folder labelled "New England snapshots." May include some images of Native people of New England. This image from original photo album page 9, bottom right. | ||||
7-4-p: Postal card. Big Houston Camps. No. 12. View from camp cabin. | ||||
Removed during re-processing in 1976 from photo album in APS folder labelled "New England snapshots." May include some images of Native people of New England. This image from original photo album page 10, top left. | ||||
7-4-q: Looking northwest to Chainback from Pleasant River | ||||
Removed during re-processing in 1976 from photo album in APS folder labelled "New England snapshots." May include some images of Native people of New England. This image from original photo album page 10, top right. | ||||
7-4-r: On trail, Chainback Lake | ||||
Removed during re-processing in 1976 from photo album in APS folder labelled "New England snapshots." May include some images of Native people of New England. This image from original photo album page 10, bottom left. | ||||
7-4-s: Postal card. Big Houston Camps, No. 13. | ||||
Removed during re-processing in 1976 from photo album in APS folder labelled "New England snapshots." May include some images of Native people of New England. This image from original photo album page 10, bottom right. | ||||
7-5(a-z, aa-hh) New England #3 | n.d. | |||
7-5-a: Looking south on BIg Houston Pond | ||||
Removed during re-processing in 1976 from photo album in APS folder labelled "New England snapshots." May include some images of Native people of New England. This image from original photo album page 11, top left. | ||||
7-5-b: Camp on shore of Chainback Pond | ||||
Removed during re-processing in 1976 from photo album in APS folder labelled "New England snapshots." May include some images of Native people of New England. This image from original photo album page 11, top right. | ||||
7-5-c: Unidentified scene | ||||
Removed during re-processing in 1976 from photo album in APS folder labelled "New England snapshots." May include some images of Native people of New England. This image from original photo album page 11, bottom left. | ||||
7-5-d: On trail | ||||
Removed during re-processing in 1976 from photo album in APS folder labelled "New England snapshots." May include some images of Native people of New England. This image from original photo album page 11, bottom right. | ||||
7-5-e: Children | ||||
Removed during re-processing in 1976 from photo album in APS folder labelled "New England snapshots." May include some images of Native people of New England. This image from original photo album page 12, top left. | ||||
7-5-f: Children | ||||
Removed during re-processing in 1976 from photo album in APS folder labelled "New England snapshots." May include some images of Native people of New England. This image from original photo album page 12, top right. | ||||
7-5-g: Woman and child | ||||
Removed during re-processing in 1976 from photo album in APS folder labelled "New England snapshots." May include some images of Native people of New England. This image from original photo album page 12, bottom left. | ||||
7-5-h: Child, woman, and man | ||||
Removed during re-processing in 1976 from photo album in APS folder labelled "New England snapshots." May include some images of Native people of New England. This image from original photo album page 12, bottom right. | ||||
7-5-i: Unidentified scene | ||||
Removed during re-processing in 1976 from photo album in APS folder labelled "New England snapshots." May include some images of Native people of New England. This image from original photo album page 13, top left. | ||||
7-5-j: Child | ||||
Removed during re-processing in 1976 from photo album in APS folder labelled "New England snapshots." May include some images of Native people of New England. This image from original photo album page 13, top right. | ||||
7-5-k: Houston Mountain in distance. On ledges of Chainback Mountain. The bears had been here recently. | ||||
Removed during re-processing in 1976 from photo album in APS folder labelled "New England snapshots." May include some images of Native people of New England. This image one of many images loose between pages 18 and 19. Pages 19 to 24 empty. | ||||
7-5-l: One of series of images of unidentified adults, children and scenes, some possibly including Frank Speck | ||||
Removed during re-processing in 1976 from photo album in APS folder labelled "New England snapshots." May include some images of Native people of New England. This image one of many images loose between pages 18 and 19. Pages 19 to 24 empty. | ||||
7-5-m: One of series of images of unidentified adults, children and scenes, some possibly including Frank Speck | ||||
Removed during re-processing in 1976 from photo album in APS folder labelled "New England snapshots." May include some images of Native people of New England. This image one of many images loose between pages 18 and 19. Pages 19 to 24 empty. | ||||
7-5-n: One of series of images of unidentified adults, children and scenes, some possibly including Frank Speck | ||||
Removed during re-processing in 1976 from photo album in APS folder labelled "New England snapshots." May include some images of Native people of New England. This image one of many images loose between pages 18 and 19. Pages 19 to 24 empty. | ||||
7-5-o: One of series of images of unidentified adults, children and scenes, some possibly including Frank Speck | ||||
Removed during re-processing in 1976 from photo album in APS folder labelled "New England snapshots." May include some images of Native people of New England. This image one of many images loose between pages 18 and 19. Pages 19 to 24 empty. | ||||
7-5-p: One of series of images of unidentified adults, children and scenes, some possibly including Frank Speck | ||||
Removed during re-processing in 1976 from photo album in APS folder labelled "New England snapshots." May include some images of Native people of New England. This image one of many images loose between pages 18 and 19. Pages 19 to 24 empty. | ||||
7-5-q: One of series of images of unidentified adults, children and scenes, some possibly including Frank Speck | ||||
Removed during re-processing in 1976 from photo album in APS folder labelled "New England snapshots." May include some images of Native people of New England. This image one of many images loose between pages 18 and 19. Pages 19 to 24 empty. | ||||
7-5-r: One of series of images of unidentified adults, children and scenes, some possibly including Frank Speck | ||||
Removed during re-processing in 1976 from photo album in APS folder labelled "New England snapshots." May include some images of Native people of New England. This image one of many images loose between pages 18 and 19. Pages 19 to 24 empty. | ||||
7-5-s: One of series of images of unidentified adults, children and scenes, some possibly including Frank Speck | ||||
Removed during re-processing in 1976 from photo album in APS folder labelled "New England snapshots." May include some images of Native people of New England. This image one of many images loose between pages 18 and 19. Pages 19 to 24 empty. | ||||
7-5-t: One of series of images of unidentified adults, children and scenes, some possibly including Frank Speck | ||||
Removed during re-processing in 1976 from photo album in APS folder labelled "New England snapshots." May include some images of Native people of New England. This image one of many images loose between pages 18 and 19. Pages 19 to 24 empty. | ||||
7-5-u: One of series of images of unidentified adults, children and scenes, some possibly including Frank Speck | ||||
Removed during re-processing in 1976 from photo album in APS folder labelled "New England snapshots." May include some images of Native people of New England. This image one of many images loose between pages 18 and 19. Pages 19 to 24 empty. | ||||
7-5-v: One of series of images of unidentified adults, children and scenes, some possibly including Frank Speck | ||||
Removed during re-processing in 1976 from photo album in APS folder labelled "New England snapshots." May include some images of Native people of New England. This image one of many images loose between pages 18 and 19. Pages 19 to 24 empty. | ||||
7-5-w: One of series of images of unidentified adults, children and scenes, some possibly including Frank Speck | ||||
Removed during re-processing in 1976 from photo album in APS folder labelled "New England snapshots." May include some images of Native people of New England. This image one of many images loose between pages 18 and 19. Pages 19 to 24 empty. | ||||
7-5-x: One of series of images of unidentified adults, children and scenes, some possibly including Frank Speck | ||||
Removed during re-processing in 1976 from photo album in APS folder labelled "New England snapshots." May include some images of Native people of New England. This image one of many images loose between pages 18 and 19. Pages 19 to 24 empty. | ||||
7-5-y: One of series of images of unidentified adults, children and scenes, some possibly including Frank Speck | ||||
Removed during re-processing in 1976 from photo album in APS folder labelled "New England snapshots." May include some images of Native people of New England. This image one of many images loose between pages 18 and 19. Pages 19 to 24 empty. | ||||
7-5-z: One of series of images of unidentified adults, children and scenes, some possibly including Frank Speck | ||||
Removed during re-processing in 1976 from photo album in APS folder labelled "New England snapshots." May include some images of Native people of New England. This image one of many images loose between pages 18 and 19. Pages 19 to 24 empty. | ||||
7-5-aa: One of series of images of unidentified adults, children and scenes, some possibly including Frank Speck | ||||
Removed during re-processing in 1976 from photo album in APS folder labelled "New England snapshots." May include some images of Native people of New England. This image one of many images loose between pages 18 and 19. Pages 19 to 24 empty. | ||||
7-5-bb: One of series of images of unidentified adults, children and scenes, some possibly including Frank Speck | ||||
Removed during re-processing in 1976 from photo album in APS folder labelled "New England snapshots." May include some images of Native people of New England. This image one of many images loose between pages 18 and 19. Pages 19 to 24 empty. | ||||
7-5-cc: One of series of images of unidentified adults, children and scenes, some possibly including Frank Speck | ||||
Removed during re-processing in 1976 from photo album in APS folder labelled "New England snapshots." May include some images of Native people of New England. This image one of many images loose between pages 18 and 19. Pages 19 to 24 empty. | ||||
7-5-dd: One of series of images of unidentified adults, children and scenes, some possibly including Frank Speck | ||||
Removed during re-processing in 1976 from photo album in APS folder labelled "New England snapshots." May include some images of Native people of New England. This image one of many images loose between pages 18 and 19. Pages 19 to 24 empty. | ||||
7-5-ee: One of series of images of unidentified adults, children and scenes, some possibly including Frank Speck | ||||
Removed during re-processing in 1976 from photo album in APS folder labelled "New England snapshots." May include some images of Native people of New England. This image one of many images loose between pages 18 and 19. Pages 19 to 24 empty. | ||||
7-5-ff: One of series of images of unidentified adults, children and scenes, some possibly including Frank Speck | ||||
Removed during re-processing in 1976 from photo album in APS folder labelled "New England snapshots." May include some images of Native people of New England. This image one of many images loose between pages 18 and 19. Pages 19 to 24 empty. | ||||
7-5-gg: One of series of images of unidentified adults, children and scenes, some possibly including Frank Speck | ||||
Removed during re-processing in 1976 from photo album in APS folder labelled "New England snapshots." May include some images of Native people of New England. This image one of many images loose between pages 18 and 19. Pages 19 to 24 empty. | ||||
7-5-hh: One of series of images of unidentified adults, children and scenes, some possibly including Frank Speck | ||||
Removed during re-processing in 1976 from photo album in APS folder labelled "New England snapshots." May include some images of Native people of New England. This image one of many images loose between pages 18 and 19. Pages 19 to 24 empty. | ||||
7-6(a-v) New England #4 | n.d. | |||
7-6-a: Unidentiied town scenes | ||||
Removed during re-processing in 1976 from photo album in APS folder labelled "New England snapshots." May include some images of Native people of New England. This image from original photo album page 25, top left. | ||||
7-6-b: Unidentiied town scenes | ||||
Removed during re-processing in 1976 from photo album in APS folder labelled "New England snapshots." May include some images of Native people of New England. This image from original photo album page 25, top right. | ||||
7-6-c: Ferry | ||||
Removed during re-processing in 1976 from photo album in APS folder labelled "New England snapshots." May include some images of Native people of New England. This image from original photo album page 25, bottom left. | ||||
7-6-d: Unidentified scene | ||||
Removed during re-processing in 1976 from photo album in APS folder labelled "New England snapshots." May include some images of Native people of New England. This image from original photo album page 26, top left. | ||||
7-6-e: Unidentified scene | ||||
Removed during re-processing in 1976 from photo album in APS folder labelled "New England snapshots." May include some images of Native people of New England. This image from original photo album page 26, top right. | ||||
7-6-f: Unidentified scene | ||||
Removed during re-processing in 1976 from photo album in APS folder labelled "New England snapshots." May include some images of Native people of New England. This image from original photo album page 26, bottom left. | ||||
7-6-g: Unidentified scene | ||||
Removed during re-processing in 1976 from photo album in APS folder labelled "New England snapshots." May include some images of Native people of New England. This image from original photo album page 26, bottom right. | ||||
7-6-h: Unidentified scene | ||||
Removed during re-processing in 1976 from photo album in APS folder labelled "New England snapshots." May include some images of Native people of New England. This image from original photo album page 27, top left. | ||||
7-6-i: Unidentified scene | ||||
Removed during re-processing in 1976 from photo album in APS folder labelled "New England snapshots." May include some images of Native people of New England. This image from original photo album page 27, top right. | ||||
7-6-j: Unidentified scene | ||||
Removed during re-processing in 1976 from photo album in APS folder labelled "New England snapshots." May include some images of Native people of New England. This image from original photo album page 27, bottom left. | ||||
7-6-k: Unidentified scene | ||||
Removed during re-processing in 1976 from photo album in APS folder labelled "New England snapshots." May include some images of Native people of New England. This image from original photo album page 27, bottom right. | ||||
7-6-l: Man climbing rock | ||||
Removed during re-processing in 1976 from photo album in APS folder labelled "New England snapshots." May include some images of Native people of New England. This image from original photo album page 28, top left. | ||||
7-6-m: Child | ||||
Removed during re-processing in 1976 from photo album in APS folder labelled "New England snapshots." May include some images of Native people of New England. This image from original photo album page 28, top right. | ||||
7-6-n: Unidentified scene | ||||
Removed during re-processing in 1976 from photo album in APS folder labelled "New England snapshots." May include some images of Native people of New England. This image from original photo album page 28, bottom left. | ||||
7-6-o: Woman and child | ||||
Removed during re-processing in 1976 from photo album in APS folder labelled "New England snapshots." May include some images of Native people of New England. This image from original photo album page 29, top left. | ||||
7-6-p: Unidentified scene | ||||
Removed during re-processing in 1976 from photo album in APS folder labelled "New England snapshots." May include some images of Native people of New England. This image from original photo album page 29, top right. | ||||
7-6-q: Man bathing | ||||
Removed during re-processing in 1976 from photo album in APS folder labelled "New England snapshots." May include some images of Native people of New England. This image from original photo album page 29, bottom left. | ||||
7-6-r: Unidentified scene | ||||
Removed during re-processing in 1976 from photo album in APS folder labelled "New England snapshots." May include some images of Native people of New England. This image from original photo album page 29, bottom right. | ||||
7-6-s: Unidentified scene | ||||
Removed during re-processing in 1976 from photo album in APS folder labelled "New England snapshots." May include some images of Native people of New England. This image from original photo album page 30, top left. | ||||
7-6-t: Unidentified scene | ||||
Removed during re-processing in 1976 from photo album in APS folder labelled "New England snapshots." May include some images of Native people of New England. This image from original photo album page 30, top right. | ||||
7-6-u: Unidentified scene | ||||
Removed during re-processing in 1976 from photo album in APS folder labelled "New England snapshots." May include some images of Native people of New England. This image from original photo album page 30, bottom left. | ||||
7-6-v: Church | ||||
Removed during re-processing in 1976 from photo album in APS folder labelled "New England snapshots." May include some images of Native people of New England. This image from original photo album page 30, bottom right. | ||||
7-7(a-t) New England #5 | n.d. | |||
7-7-a: Unidentified scene | ||||
Removed during re-processing in 1976 from photo album in APS folder labelled "New England snapshots." May include some images of Native people of New England. This image from original photo album page 31, top left. | ||||
7-7-b: Unidentified scene | ||||
Removed during re-processing in 1976 from photo album in APS folder labelled "New England snapshots." May include some images of Native people of New England. This image from original photo album page 31, top right. | ||||
7-7-c: Unidentified scene | ||||
Removed during re-processing in 1976 from photo album in APS folder labelled "New England snapshots." May include some images of Native people of New England. This image from original photo album page 31, bottom left. | ||||
7-7-d: Church | ||||
Removed during re-processing in 1976 from photo album in APS folder labelled "New England snapshots." May include some images of Native people of New England. This image from original photo album page 31, bottom right. | ||||
7-7-e: Postal card. The Ovens. | circa 1919 | |||
Removed during re-processing in 1976 from photo album in APS folder labelled "New England snapshots." May include some images of Native people of New England. This image from original photo album page 32, top left. Geographic Name(s): Mount Desert Island (Me.) | ||||
7-7-f: Pinns rigida in fore and P. resinosa on Newport Mt. Trail | circa 1919 | |||
Removed during re-processing in 1976 from photo album in APS folder labelled "New England snapshots." May include some images of Native people of New England. This image from original photo album page 32, top right. Geographic Name(s): Mount Desert Island (Me.) | ||||
7-7-g: Summit of Newport Mountain, 1028 ft. | circa 1919 | |||
Removed during re-processing in 1976 from photo album in APS folder labelled "New England snapshots." May include some images of Native people of New England. This image from original photo album page 32, bottom left. Geographic Name(s): Mount Desert Island (Me.) | ||||
7-7-h: Postal card. Eagle Lake from north end. Copyright 1909. | circa 1919 | |||
Removed during re-processing in 1976 from photo album in APS folder labelled "New England snapshots." May include some images of Native people of New England. This image from original photo album page 32, bottom right. Geographic Name(s): Mount Desert Island (Me.) | ||||
7-7-i: Trail on Newport Mountain. Frencman's Bay on the north. | circa 1919 | |||
Removed during re-processing in 1976 from photo album in APS folder labelled "New England snapshots." May include some images of Native people of New England. This image from original photo album page 33, top left. Geographic Name(s): Mount Desert Island (Me.) | ||||
7-7-j: Bar Harbor. Woman and boy. | circa 1919 | |||
Removed during re-processing in 1976 from photo album in APS folder labelled "New England snapshots." May include some images of Native people of New England. This image from original photo album page 33, top right. Geographic Name(s): Bar Harbor (Me. : Town) | ||||
7-7-k: Looking north toward Frenchman's Bay | circa 1919 | |||
Removed during re-processing in 1976 from photo album in APS folder labelled "New England snapshots." May include some images of Native people of New England. This image from original photo album page 33, bottom left. Geographic Name(s): Mount Desert Island (Me.) | ||||
7-7-l: Fog on summit of Newport Mountain. 1028 ft. | August 24, 1919 | |||
Removed during re-processing in 1976 from photo album in APS folder labelled "New England snapshots." May include some images of Native people of New England. This image from original photo album page 33, bottom right. Geographic Name(s): Mount Desert Island (Me.) | ||||
7-7-m: Old Tip Top and summit houses, Mt. Washington. Postal card. | ||||
Removed during re-processing in 1976 from photo album in APS folder labelled "New England snapshots." May include some images of Native people of New England. This image from original photo album page 34, top left. | ||||
7-7-n: Unidentified people | ||||
Removed during re-processing in 1976 from photo album in APS folder labelled "New England snapshots." May include some images of Native people of New England. This image from original photo album page 34, top right. | ||||
7-7-o: Unidentified people | ||||
Removed during re-processing in 1976 from photo album in APS folder labelled "New England snapshots." May include some images of Native people of New England. This image from original photo album page 34, bottom left. | ||||
7-7-p: Lakes of the Clouds Hut and Curtis Monument. Postal card. | ||||
Removed during re-processing in 1976 from photo album in APS folder labelled "New England snapshots." May include some images of Native people of New England. This image from original photo album page 34, bottom right. | ||||
7-7-q: Camp scene | ||||
Removed during re-processing in 1976 from photo album in APS folder labelled "New England snapshots." May include some images of Native people of New England. This image from original photo album page 35, top left. | ||||
7-7-r: On Mount Washington after September frost storm. Postal card. | ||||
Removed during re-processing in 1976 from photo album in APS folder labelled "New England snapshots." May include some images of Native people of New England. This image from original photo album page 35, top right. | ||||
7-7-s: Mt. Madison from Mt. Washington, Carriage Road. Postal card. | ||||
Removed during re-processing in 1976 from photo album in APS folder labelled "New England snapshots." May include some images of Native people of New England. This image from original photo album page 35, bottom left. | ||||
7-7-t: Unidentified scene | ||||
Removed during re-processing in 1976 from photo album in APS folder labelled "New England snapshots." May include some images of Native people of New England. This image from original photo album page 35, bottom right. | ||||
7-8(a-s) New England #6 | n.d. | |||
7-8-a: Lake of the Clouds Hut. A.M.C. Postal card. | ||||
Removed during re-processing in 1976 from photo album in APS folder labelled "New England snapshots." May include some images of Native people of New England. This image from original photo album page 36, top left. | ||||
7-8-b: Unidentified scene | ||||
Removed during re-processing in 1976 from photo album in APS folder labelled "New England snapshots." May include some images of Native people of New England. This image from original photo album page 36, top right. | ||||
7-8-c: Unidentified scene | ||||
Removed during re-processing in 1976 from photo album in APS folder labelled "New England snapshots." May include some images of Native people of New England. This image from original photo album page 36, bottom left. | ||||
7-8-d: Mts. Monroe and Washington, Crawford Trail, White Mountains, N.H. Postal card. | ||||
Removed during re-processing in 1976 from photo album in APS folder labelled "New England snapshots." May include some images of Native people of New England. This image from original photo album page 36, bottom right. | ||||
7-8-e: Glen Falls, Pinkham Notch. Postal card. | ||||
Removed during re-processing in 1976 from photo album in APS folder labelled "New England snapshots." May include some images of Native people of New England. This image from original photo album page 37, top left. Geographic Name(s): Pinkham Notch (N.H.) | ||||
7-8-f: Atlantic Ocean from Mt. Washington on a clear morning. Postal card. | ||||
Removed during re-processing in 1976 from photo album in APS folder labelled "New England snapshots." May include some images of Native people of New England. This image from original photo album page 37, top right. | ||||
7-8-g: Mts. Adams and Madison from Mt. Washington carriage road. Postal card. | ||||
Removed during re-processing in 1976 from photo album in APS folder labelled "New England snapshots." May include some images of Native people of New England. This image from original photo album page 37, bottom left. | ||||
7-8-h: Unidentified scene | ||||
Removed during re-processing in 1976 from photo album in APS folder labelled "New England snapshots." May include some images of Native people of New England. This image from original photo album page 38, top left. | ||||
7-8-i: Mt. Washington from carriage road at 5th mile. Postal card. | ||||
Removed during re-processing in 1976 from photo album in APS folder labelled "New England snapshots." May include some images of Native people of New England. This image from original photo album page 38, top right. | ||||
7-8-j: Unidentified scene | ||||
Removed during re-processing in 1976 from photo album in APS folder labelled "New England snapshots." May include some images of Native people of New England. This image from original photo album page 38, bottom left. | ||||
7-8-k: Carter Range and the Glen from Mt. Washington road. Postal card. | ||||
Removed during re-processing in 1976 from photo album in APS folder labelled "New England snapshots." May include some images of Native people of New England. This image from original photo album page 38, bottom right. | ||||
7-8-l: Mts. Adams and Madison from Mt. Washington carriage road. Postal card. | ||||
Removed during re-processing in 1976 from photo album in APS folder labelled "New England snapshots." May include some images of Native people of New England. This image from original photo album page 39, top left. | ||||
7-8-m: Unidentified scene | ||||
Removed during re-processing in 1976 from photo album in APS folder labelled "New England snapshots." May include some images of Native people of New England. This image from original photo album page 39, top right. | ||||
7-8-n: Unidentified scene | ||||
Removed during re-processing in 1976 from photo album in APS folder labelled "New England snapshots." May include some images of Native people of New England. This image from original photo album page 39, bottom left. | ||||
7-8-o: Halfway house, Mt. Washington Road. Postal card. | ||||
Removed during re-processing in 1976 from photo album in APS folder labelled "New England snapshots." May include some images of Native people of New England. This image from original photo album page 39, bottom right. | ||||
7-8-p: Crystal Cascade on Mt. Washington. Postal card. | ||||
Removed during re-processing in 1976 from photo album in APS folder labelled "New England snapshots." May include some images of Native people of New England. This image from original photo album page 40, top left. | ||||
7-8-q: Unidentified scene | ||||
Removed during re-processing in 1976 from photo album in APS folder labelled "New England snapshots." May include some images of Native people of New England. This image from original photo album page 40, top right. | ||||
7-8-r: Unidentified scene | ||||
Removed during re-processing in 1976 from photo album in APS folder labelled "New England snapshots." May include some images of Native people of New England. This image from original photo album page 40, bottom left. | ||||
7-8-s: Mts. Adams and Madison from Mt. Washington carriage road. Postal card. | ||||
Removed during re-processing in 1976 from photo album in APS folder labelled "New England snapshots." May include some images of Native people of New England. This image from original photo album page 40, bottom right. | ||||
7-9(a-p) New England #7 | n.d. | |||
7-9-a: Lower Thompson Falls, Pinkham Notch, N.H. Postal card. | ||||
Removed during re-processing in 1976 from photo album in APS folder labelled "New England snapshots." May include some images of Native people of New England. This image from original photo album page 41, top left. Geographic Name(s): Pinkham Notch (N.H.) | ||||
7-9-b: Carter Range from Carter Dome. Postal card. | ||||
Removed during re-processing in 1976 from photo album in APS folder labelled "New England snapshots." May include some images of Native people of New England. This image from original photo album page 41, top right. | ||||
7-9-c: Lake of the Clouds Hut after a frost storm. Postal card. | ||||
Removed during re-processing in 1976 from photo album in APS folder labelled "New England snapshots." May include some images of Native people of New England. This image from original photo album page 41, bottom left. | ||||
7-9-d: Lake of the Clouds Hut, A.M.C. Postal card. | ||||
Removed during re-processing in 1976 from photo album in APS folder labelled "New England snapshots." May include some images of Native people of New England. This image from original photo album page 42, top left. | ||||
7-9-e: Unidentified scene | ||||
Removed during re-processing in 1976 from photo album in APS folder labelled "New England snapshots." May include some images of Native people of New England. This image from original photo album page 42, top right. | ||||
7-9-f: Unidentified scene | ||||
Removed during re-processing in 1976 from photo album in APS folder labelled "New England snapshots." May include some images of Native people of New England. This image from original photo album page 42, bottom left. | ||||
7-9-g: Mt. Adams in the clouds, White Mountains, N.H. Postal card. | ||||
Removed during re-processing in 1976 from photo album in APS folder labelled "New England snapshots." May include some images of Native people of New England. This image from original photo album page 42, bottom right. Geographic Name(s): New Hampshire | ||||
7-9-h: Unidentified scene | ||||
Removed during re-processing in 1976 from photo album in APS folder labelled "New England snapshots." May include some images of Native people of New England. This image from original photo album page 43, top left. | ||||
7-9-i: Unidentified scene | ||||
Removed during re-processing in 1976 from photo album in APS folder labelled "New England snapshots." May include some images of Native people of New England. This image from original photo album page 43, top right. | ||||
7-9-j: Unidentified scene | ||||
Removed during re-processing in 1976 from photo album in APS folder labelled "New England snapshots." May include some images of Native people of New England. This image from original photo album page 43, bottom left. | ||||
7-9-k: Unidentified scene | ||||
Removed during re-processing in 1976 from photo album in APS folder labelled "New England snapshots." May include some images of Native people of New England. This image from original photo album page 43, bottom right. | ||||
7-9-l: Cabins | ||||
Removed during re-processing in 1976 from photo album in APS folder labelled "New England snapshots." May include some images of Native people of New England. This image from original photo album page 44, top left. | ||||
7-9-m: Cabins | ||||
Removed during re-processing in 1976 from photo album in APS folder labelled "New England snapshots." May include some images of Native people of New England. This image from original photo album page 44, top right. | ||||
7-9-n: Camp scene | ||||
Removed during re-processing in 1976 from photo album in APS folder labelled "New England snapshots." May include some images of Native people of New England. This image from original photo album page 44, bottom left. | ||||
7-9-o: Unidentified scene | ||||
Removed during re-processing in 1976 from photo album in APS folder labelled "New England snapshots." May include some images of Native people of New England. This image from original photo album page 44, bottom right. | ||||
7-9-p: Unidentified scene | ||||
Removed during re-processing in 1976 from photo album in APS folder labelled "New England snapshots." May include some images of Native people of New England. This image from original photo album page 45, top left. Page 46 to end were empty. | ||||
7-10(a) Newfoundland | n.d. | |||
7-10-a: Reindeer at St. Anthony, Newfoundland | ||||
Postal card Geographic Name(s): Newfoundland and Labrador | ||||
7-11(a-b) News clippings | n.d. | |||
7-11-a: General Scott addressing the Cherokees in Council | ||||
Removed during re-processing in 1976 from APS folder titled "Boreal references" | ||||
7-11-b: Manners and Employments of the Northern Indians | ||||
Removed during re-processing in 1976 from APS folder titled "Boreal references" | ||||
7-12(a-g) Nipmuc (actually Wampanoag) | 1924, 1940 | |||
Other Descriptive Information: Photos mis-identified as Nipmuc since original cataloging in late 1970s. Correct identification is Wampanoag. Correction made, February 2021 by Brian Carpenter | ||||
7-12-a: Group | ||||
7-12-b: 2 men & woman | ||||
7-12-c: Group [Hassamiset?? (Nipue)] | June 18, 1924 | |||
Group of Gay Head (Aquinnah) / Herring Pond Indian photos by Dr. Ralph Dexter of Kent University. | ||||
7-12-d: Ryan child with Horseshoe (?) basket | August 1940 | |||
Group of Gay Head (Aquinnah) / Herring Pond Indian photos by Dr. Ralph Dexter of Kent University. Negative only Geographic Name(s): Martha's Vineyard (Mass.) | ||||
7-12-e: Ryan family | August 1940 | |||
Group of Gay Head (Aquinnah) / Herring Pond Indian photos by Dr. Ralph Dexter of Kent University. Negative only Geographic Name(s): Martha's Vineyard (Mass.) | ||||
7-12-f: Chief Black Hawk (Bob Clark), snowfeather, Algoma and brother. Gay Head (Aquinnah) | August 1940 | |||
Group of Gay Head (Aquinnah) / Herring Pond Indian photos by Dr. Ralph Dexter of Kent University. Negative only | ||||
7-12-g: Herring Pond Indian Church. August | August 1940 | |||
Group of Gay Head (Aquinnah) / Herring Pond Indian photos by Dr. Ralph Dexter of Kent University. Negative only | ||||
7-13(a-e) North American Indians (Catlin) #1 | n.d. | |||
7-13-a: P1. 115 & 116. Cheyennes. Nee-hee-o-ee-woo-tis 'the wolf on the hill' & Tis-see-woo-na-tis 'she who bathes her knees' | ||||
Following are uncolored engravings like those published in George Catlin, North American Indians, London, 1876 | ||||
7-13-b: P1. 152. Osage. Tchong-tas-sab-bee 'the black dog' | ||||
Following are uncolored engravings like those published in George Catlin, North American Indians, London, 1877 | ||||
7-13-c: P1. 178-181. Kiowa, Teh-toot-sah; Bon-son-gee 'the new fire'; Quay-ham-kay 'the stone shell'; & white weasel' & Tunk-aht-oh-ye 'the thunderer' | ||||
Following are uncolored engravings like those published in George Catlin, North American Indians, London, 1878 | ||||
7-13-d: P1. 184. The author & his horse in camp | ||||
Following are uncolored engravings like those published in George Catlin, North American Indians, London, 1879 | ||||
7-13-e: P. 197-200. Delaware & Mohegan. Ni-co-man 'the answer' & non-on-da-gon; Ee-tow-o-kaum' both sides of the river' & Waun-naw-con 'the dish' (John W. Quinney) | ||||
Following are uncolored engravings like those published in George Catlin, North American Indians, London, 1880 | ||||
7-14(a-f) North American Indians (Catlin) #2 | n.d. | |||
7-14-a: P1. 201-204. Oneida - "Bread" Tuscarora - Cu-sick; Seneca - Good Hunter, Hard Hickory | ||||
Following are uncolored engravings like those published in George Catlin, North American Indians, London, 1881 | ||||
7-14-b: P1. 205. Seneca. Red Jacket | ||||
Following are uncolored engravings like those published in George Catlin, North American Indians, London, 1882 | ||||
7-14-c: P1. 207-210. Flat Head - H'co-a-h'co-a-hcotes-min 'no horns on his head' (208) & Hee-oh'ks-te-kin 'the rabbit skin leggings' (207); Chinook -boy & woman with child on cradle board | ||||
Following are uncolored engravings like those published in George Catlin, North American Indians, London, 1883 | ||||
7-14-d: 1. 211-214. Shawnee. Lay-law-she-kaw 'he who goes up the river'; ka-te-qua 'the female eagle'; Pah-te-coo-saw 'the straight man'; & Ten-squa-ta-way 'the open door' (Bro. of Tecumseh) | ||||
Following are uncolored engravings like those published in George Catlin, North American Indians, London, 1884 | ||||
7-14-e: P1. 215-218. Cherokee. John Ross; Cherokee woman; Jol-lee; Tuch-ee ("Dutch") | ||||
Following are uncolored engravings like those published in George Catlin, North American Indians, London, 1885 | ||||
7-14-f: P1. 215-255. Winnebago. Nawkaw 'wood', Wah-chee-hahs-ka 'the man who puts all out of doors.' | ||||
Following are uncolored engravings like those published in George Catlin, North American Indians, London, 1886 | ||||
7-15(a-h) North American Indians (Catlin) #3 | n.d. | |||
7-15-a: P1. 256-257. Winnebago. Kaw-kaw-ne-choo-a; Wa-kon-zee-kaw 'the snake' | ||||
Following are uncolored engravings like those published in George Catlin, North American Indians, London, 1887 | ||||
7-15-b: P1. 258-261. Menomini Mah-kee-me-teuv 'the grizzly bear'; Me-cheet-e-neuh 'the wounded bear's shoulder'; Chee-me-na-na-quet 'the great cloud'; Teha-kauks-o-ko-maugh 'the great chief' | ||||
Following are uncolored engravings like those published in George Catlin, North American Indians, London, 1888 | ||||
7-15-c: P1. 262-263. Menomini. Coo-coo-coo 'the owl'; two menomini youths | ||||
Following are uncolored engravings like those published in George Catlin, North American Indians, London, 1889 | ||||
7-15-d: P1. 262-263. Chippewa. On-daig 'the crow'; Gitch-ee-gaw-ga-osh 'the point that remains forever' | ||||
Following are uncolored engravings like those published in George Catlin, North American Indians, London, 1890 | ||||
7-15-e: P1. 299-302. Seminole. Ye-how-lo-gee 'the cloud'; Ee-mat-la (King Philip); Co-ee-ha-jo; La-shee 'the licker' ("Creek Billy") | ||||
Following are uncolored engravings like those published in George Catlin, North American Indians, London, 1891 | ||||
7-15-f: P1. 303-304. Seminole Boy; woman | ||||
Following are uncolored engravings like those published in George Catlin, North American Indians, London, 1892 | ||||
7-15-g: P1. 270. View of precipice on which the "Great Spirit" stood to consecrate the peace pipe | ||||
Following are uncolored engravings like those published in George Catlin, North American Indians, London, 1893 | ||||
7-15-h: P1. 305. Seminole Mick-e-no-pah | ||||
Following are uncolored engravings like those published in George Catlin, North American Indians, London, 1894 | ||||
7-16(a-f) Northwest Coast | 1917 | |||
7-16-a: "Queen Johnnie, Indian Squaw" | ||||
Postal card, includes note from Edward Sapir to Frank Speck Geographic Name(s): Haida Gwaii | ||||
7-16-b: Indian Medicine Man | ||||
Postal card Geographic Name(s): Alaska | ||||
7-16-c: Alaska Indian Merchants | ||||
Postal card Geographic Name(s): Alaska | ||||
7-16-d: Alaska Indian costumes | ||||
Postal card Geographic Name(s): Alaska | ||||
7-16-e: Indian village, showing tribal totems | ||||
Postal card Geographic Name(s): Alaska | ||||
7-16-f: Louis Shotridge, Tlingit Chief | 1017 | |||
7-17(a-d) Oglala Sioux #1 | n.d. | |||
7-17-a: Spotted Tail, 2nd chief of Sioux and Leading Charger; both in full dress | ||||
Photo, 9 1/4 x 7 1/2 | ||||
7-17-b: Lays Hard, Nellie Lays Hard, and Philip Iron Elk; all in full dress | ||||
Photo, 9 1/4 x 7 1/4 | ||||
7-17-c: 3 unidentified young males | ||||
Photo, 9 1/4 x 7 1/4 | ||||
7-17-d: 2 men and 1 woman, unidentified | ||||
Photo, 9 1/2 x 7 1/4 | ||||
7-18(e-h) Oglala Sioux #2 | n.d. | |||
7-18-e: Bird Necklace, Connie Rich (child), unidentified child, Mrs. Spotted Tail | ||||
Photo, 7 1/4 x 9 1/4 | ||||
7-18-f: Unidentified man on horse, possibly Leading Charger | ||||
Photo, 9 1/4 x 7 1/2, mounted | ||||
7-18-g: Unidentified young mand and small boy | ||||
Photo, 9 1/2 x 7 1/2, mounted | ||||
7-18-h: Amos Wooden Knife, Annie Wooden Knife | ||||
Photo, 9 1/2 x 7 1/2, mounted | ||||
7-19(a-l) Ojibwa #1 (Temagami) | 1913-1936 | |||
7-19-a: Unidentified family group - man carrying canoe | ||||
Removed from front of photo album 'Ojibwa Temagami, Ont.' the following unmounted photographs. Postal card | ||||
7-19-b: Unidentified family groups in canoe & long boat (?) | ||||
Removed from front of photo album 'Ojibwa Temagami, Ont.' the following unmounted photographs. Postal card | ||||
7-19-c: Father Evain & crew of the longboat (?) | ||||
Removed from front of photo album 'Ojibwa Temagami, Ont.' the following unmounted photographs. Postal card | ||||
7-19-d: Father Evain leaving in the longboat | ||||
Removed from front of photo album 'Ojibwa Temagami, Ont.' the following unmounted photographs. Postal card | ||||
7-19-e: Rev. Barraclough in firerangers camp | ||||
Removed from front of photo album 'Ojibwa Temagami, Ont.' the following unmounted photographs. Postal card | ||||
7-19-f: Crew of HB [Hudson Bay] longboat at dinner | ||||
Removed from front of photo album 'Ojibwa Temagami, Ont.' the following unmounted photographs. Postal card | ||||
7-19-g: Unidentified camp scene on shore | ||||
Removed from front of photo album 'Ojibwa Temagami, Ont.' the following unmounted photographs. | ||||
7-19-h: Indian family in camp in the bush | ||||
Removed from front of photo album 'Ojibwa Temagami, Ont.' the following unmounted photographs. Postal card | ||||
7-19-i: Unidentified group in camp | ||||
Removed from front of photo album 'Ojibwa Temagami, Ont.' the following unmounted photographs. Postal card With record player | ||||
7-19-j: Indians at HB Co. Store | ||||
Removed from front of photo album 'Ojibwa Temagami, Ont.' the following unmounted photographs. Postal card | ||||
7-19-k: Lac Expanse . . . | ||||
Removed from front of photo album 'Ojibwa Temagami, Ont.' the following unmounted photographs. | ||||
7-19-l: Riviere de Quinze, Rapids below Government Dam | ||||
Removed from front of photo album 'Ojibwa Temagami, Ont.' the following unmounted photographs. | ||||
7-20(a-m) Ojibwa #2 (Temagami) | 1913-1936 | |||
7-20-a: Misabi, "The Giant" an Ojibwa story teller | February 5, 1914 | |||
Mounted photos removed from photo album 'Ojibwa Temagami, Ont.' Dept. of Mines #23978 | ||||
7-20-b: Town viewed across water | August 12, 1913 | |||
Mounted photos removed from photo album 'Ojibwa Temagami, Ont.' Dept. of Mines #23948 | ||||
7-20-c: Ojibwa boys shoot the "summer birds" | August 12, 1913 | |||
Mounted photos removed from photo album 'Ojibwa Temagami, Ont.' Dept. of Mines #23947 | ||||
7-20-d: 2 men with birch-bark canoe | February 5, 1914 | |||
Mounted photos removed from photo album 'Ojibwa Temagami, Ont.' Dept. of Mines #23954 | ||||
7-20-e: Unidentified rock pile (grave?) | August 21, 1913 | |||
Mounted photos removed from photo album 'Ojibwa Temagami, Ont.' Dept. of Mines #23999 | ||||
7-20-f: Mackenzie, the narrator of some of the tales | August 21, 1913 | |||
Mounted photos removed from photo album 'Ojibwa Temagami, Ont.' Dept. of Mines #23998 & #23997 | ||||
7-20-g: Mackenzie, the narrator of some of the tales | August 21, 1913 | |||
Mounted photos removed from photo album 'Ojibwa Temagami, Ont.' Dept. of Mines #23998 & #23997 | ||||
7-20-h: Camp scenes | ||||
Mounted photos removed from photo album 'Ojibwa Temagami, Ont.' | ||||
7-20-i: Camp scenes | ||||
Mounted photos removed from photo album 'Ojibwa Temagami, Ont.' | ||||
7-20-j: Group in canoe | February 5, 1914 | |||
Mounted photos removed from photo album 'Ojibwa Temagami, Ont.' | ||||
7-20-k: Man | Februrary 5, 1914 | |||
Mounted photos removed from photo album 'Ojibwa Temagami, Ont.' Dept. of Mines #23972 | ||||
7-20-l: White bear, first chief of the Temagami Indians | August 12, 1913 | |||
Mounted photos removed from photo album 'Ojibwa Temagami, Ont.' Dept. of Mines #23990 | ||||
7-20-m: Group in canoe | August 12, 1913 | |||
Mounted photos removed from photo album 'Ojibwa Temagami, Ont.' Dept. of Mines #23939 | ||||
7-21(a-n) Ojibwa #3 (Temagami) | 1913-1936 | |||
7-21-a: Unidentified groups | August 21, 1913 | |||
Mounted photos removed from photo album 'Ojibwa Temagami, Ont.' Dept. of Mines #24001 & #24002 | ||||
7-21-b: Unidentified groups | August 21, 1913 | |||
Mounted photos removed from photo album 'Ojibwa Temagami, Ont.' Dept. of Mines #24001 & #24002 | ||||
7-21-c: Woman & child; skin hanging | August 12, 1913 | |||
Mounted photos removed from photo album 'Ojibwa Temagami, Ont.' Dept. of Mines #23976 | ||||
7-21-d: Unidentified group | August 21, 1913 | |||
Mounted photos removed from photo album 'Ojibwa Temagami, Ont.' Dept. of Mines #24000 | ||||
7-21-e: Woman | August 12, 1913 | |||
Mounted photos removed from photo album 'Ojibwa Temagami, Ont.' Dept. of Mines #23951 | ||||
7-21-f: Woman & children | July 11, 1913 | |||
Mounted photos removed from photo album 'Ojibwa Temagami, Ont.' Dept. of Mines #22848 | ||||
7-21-g: Woman | August 21, 1913 | |||
Mounted photos removed from photo album 'Ojibwa Temagami, Ont.' Dept. of Mines #23996 | ||||
7-21-h: Woman & boy | August 21, 1913 | |||
Mounted photos removed from photo album 'Ojibwa Temagami, Ont.' Dept. of Mines #23994 | ||||
7-21-i: Unidentified scene | ||||
Mounted photos removed from photo album 'Ojibwa Temagami, Ont.' | ||||
7-21-j: Unidentified scene | ||||
Mounted photos removed from photo album 'Ojibwa Temagami, Ont.' | ||||
7-21-k: Old Misabi "Giant" . . . | August 12, 1913 | |||
Mounted photos removed from photo album 'Ojibwa Temagami, Ont.' Dept. of Mines #23980 | ||||
7-21-l: Children listening to story | August 12, 1913 | |||
Mounted photos removed from photo album 'Ojibwa Temagami, Ont.' Dept. of Mines #23937 | ||||
7-21-m: Ojibwa woman with native beaded hat | August 12, 1913 | |||
Mounted photos removed from photo album 'Ojibwa Temagami, Ont.' Dept. of Mines #23986 | ||||
7-21-n: Ojibwa woman with native beaded hat | February 5, 1914 | |||
Mounted photos removed from photo album 'Ojibwa Temagami, Ont.' Dept. of Mines #23987 | ||||
7-22(a-n) Ojibwa #4 (Temagami) | 1913-1936 | |||
7-22-a: Girls | August 30, 1913 | |||
Mounted photos removed from photo album 'Ojibwa Temagami, Ont.' Dept. of Mines #24008 | ||||
7-22-b: "Kwakwani," widow of an old hunter . . . | July 11, 1913 | |||
Written on back: "'Kwakwani' the window of an old hunter. These old widows often trap and hunt for themselves all alone." Mounted photos removed from photo album 'Ojibwa Temagami, Ont.' Dept. of Mines #22854 | ||||
7-22-c: Peenay "partridge" smoking a moose skin after tanning | August 12, 1913 | |||
Mounted photos removed from photo album 'Ojibwa Temagami, Ont.' Dept. of Mines #23940 | ||||
7-22-d: Camp scene | February 5, 1914 | |||
Mounted photos removed from photo album 'Ojibwa Temagami, Ont.' Dept. of Mines #23967 | ||||
7-22-e: Camp scene | February 5, 1914 | |||
Mounted photos removed from photo album 'Ojibwa Temagami, Ont.' Dept. of Mines #23981 | ||||
7-22-f: Unidentified group | August 21, 1913 | |||
Mounted photos removed from photo album 'Ojibwa Temagami, Ont.' Dept. of Mines #24003 | ||||
7-22-g: Unidentified scene | ||||
Mounted photos removed from photo album 'Ojibwa Temagami, Ont.' | ||||
7-22-h: Boy with bow & arrow | July 11, 1913 | |||
Mounted photos removed from photo album 'Ojibwa Temagami, Ont.' Dept. of Mines #22849 | ||||
7-22-i: Man, woman, & child | August 12, 1913 | |||
Mounted photos removed from photo album 'Ojibwa Temagami, Ont.' Dept. of Mines #23975 | ||||
7-22-j: Persons in canoe | August 12, 1913 | |||
Mounted photos removed from photo album 'Ojibwa Temagami, Ont.' Dept. of Mines #23961 | ||||
7-22-k: Man with canoe | July 11, 1913 | |||
Mounted photos removed from photo album 'Ojibwa Temagami, Ont.' Dept. of Mines #22850 | ||||
7-22-l: Men on dock with canoe | August 12, 1913 | |||
Mounted photos removed from photo album 'Ojibwa Temagami, Ont.' Dept. of Mines #23958 | ||||
7-22-m: Chief & group of Ojibways at Bear Island | February 5, 1914 | |||
Mounted photos removed from photo album 'Ojibwa Temagami, Ont.' Dept. of Mines #23991 | ||||
7-22-n: Men on shore with canoe | ||||
Mounted photos removed from photo album 'Ojibwa Temagami, Ont.' | ||||
7-23(a-n) Ojibwa #5 (Temagami) | 1913-1936 | |||
7-23-a: Partially erected temp. structure | August 12, 1913 | |||
Mounted photos removed from photo album 'Ojibwa Temagami, Ont.' Dept. of Mines #23964 | ||||
7-23-b: Aleck Paul and family | August 12, 1913 | |||
Mounted photos removed from photo album 'Ojibwa Temagami, Ont.' Dept. of Mines #23988 Geographic Name(s): Bear Island, Lake Temagami | ||||
7-23-c: Distant view of a camp | August 30, 1913 | |||
Mounted photos removed from photo album 'Ojibwa Temagami, Ont.' Dept. of Mines #24010 | ||||
7-23-d: Girl | February 5, 1914 | |||
Mounted photos removed from photo album 'Ojibwa Temagami, Ont.' Dept. of Mines #23952 | ||||
7-23-e: Camp scene | August 12, 1913 & February 5, 1914 | |||
Mounted photos removed from photo album 'Ojibwa Temagami, Ont.' Dept. of Mines #23977 & 23969 | ||||
7-23-f: Camp scene | August 12, 1913 & February 5, 1914 | |||
Mounted photos removed from photo album 'Ojibwa Temagami, Ont.' Dept. of Mines #23977 & 23969 | ||||
7-23-g: Camp scene | August 12, 1913 & February 5, 1914 | |||
Mounted photos removed from photo album 'Ojibwa Temagami, Ont.' Dept. of Mines #23945, 23935 & 23965 | ||||
7-23-h: Camp scene | August 12, 1913 & February 5, 1914 | |||
Mounted photos removed from photo album 'Ojibwa Temagami, Ont.' Dept. of Mines #23945, 23935 & 23965 | ||||
7-23-i: Camp scene | August 12, 1913 & February 5, 1914 | |||
Mounted photos removed from photo album 'Ojibwa Temagami, Ont.' Dept. of Mines #23945, 23935 & 23965 | ||||
7-23-j: Hudson Bay Co. Post | February 5, 1914 | |||
Mounted photos removed from photo album 'Ojibwa Temagami, Ont.' Dept. of Mines #23974 Geographic Name(s): Bear Island | ||||
7-23-k: Men in canoe | ||||
7-23-l: Girl | August 30, 1913 | |||
Mounted photos removed from photo album 'Ojibwa Temagami, Ont.' Dept. of Mines #24007 | ||||
7-23-m: Watsego & Mannwush, Two little Ojibwa "buds" | August 12, 1913 | |||
Mounted photos removed from photo album 'Ojibwa Temagami, Ont.' Dept. of Mines #23949 | ||||
7-23-n: Camp scene | February 5, 1914 | |||
Mounted photos removed from photo album 'Ojibwa Temagami, Ont.' Dept. of Mines #23968 | ||||
7-24(a-t) Ojibwa #6 (Temagami) | 1913-1936 | |||
7-24-a: Man on dock with canoes | February 5, 1914 | |||
Mounted photos removed from photo album 'Ojibwa Temagami, Ont.' Dept. of Mines #23942 | ||||
7-24-b: Group in camp | August 12, 1913 | |||
Mounted photos removed from photo album 'Ojibwa Temagami, Ont.' Dept. of Mines #23973 | ||||
7-24-c: Man & woman beside tent | February 5, 1914 | |||
Mounted photos removed from photo album 'Ojibwa Temagami, Ont.' Dept. of Mines #23963 | ||||
7-24-d: Woman | July 11, 1913 | |||
Mounted photos removed from photo album 'Ojibwa Temagami, Ont.' Dept. of Mines #22846 | ||||
7-24-e: Boys | August 30, 1913 & February 5, 1914 | |||
Mounted photos removed from photo album 'Ojibwa Temagami, Ont.' Dept. of Mines #24009, 23936 | ||||
7-24-f: Boys | August 30, 1913 & February 5, 1914 | |||
Mounted photos removed from photo album 'Ojibwa Temagami, Ont.' Dept. of Mines #23984 | ||||
7-24-g: Man in headdress & collar | February 5, 1914 | |||
Mounted photos removed from photo album 'Ojibwa Temagami, Ont.' Dept. of Mines #23973 | ||||
7-24-h: House | August 12, 1913 | |||
Mounted photos removed from photo album 'Ojibwa Temagami, Ont.' Dept. of Mines #22852 | ||||
7-24-i: Man in canoe | July 11, 1913 | |||
Mounted photos removed from photo album 'Ojibwa Temagami, Ont.' Dept. of Mines #23985 | ||||
7-24-j: Man in headdress & collar, Same man as (g) | February 5, 1914 | |||
Mounted photos removed from photo album 'Ojibwa Temagami, Ont.' Dept. of Mines #23985 | ||||
7-24-k: Man | February 5, 1914 | |||
Mounted photos removed from photo album 'Ojibwa Temagami, Ont.' Dept. of Mines #23954 | ||||
7-24-l: Cree woman with old fashioned cap | August 12, 1913 | |||
Mounted photos removed from photo album 'Ojibwa Temagami, Ont.' Dept. of Mines #23946 Geographic Name(s): Lake Temagami, Ont. | ||||
7-24-m: Girl wearing old-style Ojibway cap | August 30, 1913 | |||
Mounted photos removed from photo album 'Ojibwa Temagami, Ont.' Dept. of Mines #24005 | ||||
7-24-n: Woman with child in cradle board | February 5, 1914 | |||
Mounted photos removed from photo album 'Ojibwa Temagami, Ont.' Dept. of Mines #23966 | ||||
7-24-o: Woman (with empty cradle board on back) & boy | July 11, 1913 | |||
Mounted photos removed from photo album 'Ojibwa Temagami, Ont.' Dept. of Mines #22847 | ||||
7-24-p: Boy with bow & arrow | August 12, 1913 | |||
Mounted photos removed from photo album 'Ojibwa Temagami, Ont.' Dept. of Mines #23960 | ||||
7-24-q: Girls | February 5, 1914 | |||
Mounted photos removed from photo album 'Ojibwa Temagami, Ont.' Dept. of Mines #23950 | ||||
7-24-r: 13 people in canoe | February 5, 1914 | |||
Mounted photos removed from photo album 'Ojibwa Temagami, Ont.' Dept. of Mines #23955 | ||||
7-24-s: Man | February 5, 1914 | |||
Mounted photos removed from photo album 'Ojibwa Temagami, Ont.' Dept. of Mines #23970 | ||||
7-24-t: Abinojijins "Little kid [child]" in native pose, a story teller | August 12, 1913 | |||
Mounted photos removed from photo album 'Ojibwa Temagami, Ont.' Dept. of Mines #23982 | ||||
7-25(a-g) Ojibwa #7 (Temagami) | 1913-1936 | |||
7-25-a: Depot Harbor Ojibway, Mrs. Medweash [with mortar & pestle & child] | ||||
7-25-b: Depot Harbor Ojibway, Mr. & Mrs. Medweash | ||||
7-25-c: Man building canoe | ||||
7-25-d: Saulteaux boys bathing at Little Grand Rapids, Manitoba | 1936 | |||
A.I. Hallowell Geographic Name(s): Little Grand Rapids, Manitoba | ||||
7-25-e: Temagami Ojibway birch-bark containers | ||||
7-25-f: (Aleck) Wabunosa, Ojibwa Brave | ||||
Postal card | ||||
7-25-g: Hudson's Bay Post, Bear Island, Temagami, Ont. | ||||
Postal card Geographic Name(s): Temagami, Ont. | ||||
7-26(a) Oneida | 1950 | |||
7-26-a: Ninham, John Alexander (Lolewiyo 'His news is good') | 1950 | |||
7-27(a) Onondaga | 1951 | |||
7-27-a: Thomas, Chief David (Onondaga) (O'caigona', Mohawk a'caigowa' 'Big Knife, Sword' ) | 1951 | |||
Geographic Name(s): Grand River Reserve | ||||
7-28(a-z, aa-hh) Sapir, Edward, 1884-1939.
Oregon and California | 1906 | |||
7-28-a: Mrs. Frances Johnson, Takelma | 1906 | |||
7-28-b: Mrs. Frances Johnson, Takelma | 1906 | |||
7-28-c: Mrs. Frances Johnson, Takelma | 1906 | |||
7-28-d: Niece of Frances Johnson [Agnes?], Takelma | 1906 | |||
7-28-e: Baby daughter of niece of Frances Johnson [Agnes?], Takelma | 1906 | |||
7-28-f: Niece of Frances Johnson [Agnes?], Takelma | 1906 | |||
7-28-g: John Punzie, Takelma from Illinois River | 1906 | |||
7-28-h: Bettty Brown, Yana | 1907 | |||
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7-28-i: Betty Brown, Yana | 1907 | |||
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7-28-j: Tom Grapevine, mixed Yana & Flat Creek Indian | 1907 | |||
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7-28-k: Watching game of gambling bones (tlukuma), near Yakima Reservation | circa 1907 | |||
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7-28-l: Children of Frank Wilkes, Yana | 1907 | |||
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7-28-m: Stonewall Jackson, Yana | 1907 | |||
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7-28-n: Dick Gere, Yana | 1907 | |||
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7-28-o: Dick Gere, Yana | 1907 | |||
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7-28-p: Dick Gere, Yana | 1907 | |||
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7-28-q: Dick Gere, Yana | 1907 | |||
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7-28-r: George Wilkes, son of Frank Wilkes, Yana | 1907 | |||
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7-28-s: Sam Batwi, Yana | 1907 | |||
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7-28-t: Sam Batwi, Yana | 1907 | |||
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7-28-u: Ishi, Yana | 1913 | |||
Note from Edward Sapir: obtained from "Nelson" (Nels C. Nelson?). Stoneworking. | ||||
7-28-v: Ishi, Yana | 1913 | |||
Note from Edward Sapir: obtained from "Nelson" (Nels C. Nelson?). Stoneworking. | ||||
7-28-w: Ishi, Yana | 1913 | |||
Note from Edward Sapir: obtained from "Nelson" (Nels C. Nelson?). Ishi standing outside Yana House. | ||||
7-28-x: Ishi, Yana | 1913 | |||
Postcard from the University of Caliornia Museum of Anthropology. | ||||
7-28-y: Ishi, Yana | 1913 | |||
Postcard from the University of Caliornia Museum of Anthropology. | ||||
7-28-z: Miwok woman from Lake County | circa 1907 | |||
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7-28-aa: Son of John Spencer, Coast Athabaskan | 1907 | |||
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7-28-bb: Beaufort Spencer, son of John Spencer, Coast Athabaskan | 1907 | |||
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7-28-cc: John Spencer, Coast Athabaskan | 1907 | |||
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7-28-dd: Jack Orton, Chasta Costa | circa 1907 | |||
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7-28-ee: Wolverton Orton, Chasta Costa, & son Stanley | circa 1907 | |||
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7-28-ff: Milford Hill, Montgomery Creek | circa 1907 | |||
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7-28-gg: Ralph Hill, Montgomery Creek | circa 1907 | |||
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7-28-hh: Lena Patterson & Bessie Mike, Achumawi (Pit River) | 1907 | |||
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7-28-ii: Mrs. Frances Johnson, Takelma, 1906 | ||||
7-29(a-l) Osage #1 | 1904-1936 | |||
7-29-a: Chief Baconrind, Osage Indian | ||||
Postal card Geographic Name(s): Pawhuska, Okla. | ||||
7-29-b: Chief Baconrind, Osage Indian | ||||
Postal card Geographic Name(s): Pawhuska, Okla. | ||||
7-29-c: Chief Baconrind, Osage Indian | ||||
Postal card Geographic Name(s): Pawhuska, Okla. | ||||
7-29-d: Chief Baconrind, Osage Indian | ||||
Postal card Geographic Name(s): Pawhuska, Okla. | ||||
7-29-e: Chief Baconrind, Osage Indian | ||||
Postal card Geographic Name(s): Pawhuska, Okla. | ||||
7-29-f: Wild Cat, Osage Indian | 1906 | |||
Geographic Name(s): Oklahoma | ||||
7-29-g: Wild Cat, Osage Indian | 1906 | |||
Postal card Geographic Name(s): Oklahoma | ||||
7-29-h: Principal & assistant chief, members of council & U.S. interpreter of Osage Tribe of Indians | ||||
Postal card Geographic Name(s): Pawhuska, Okla. | ||||
7-29-i: Pony Smoke Dance, Osage Indians | ||||
Postal card Geographic Name(s): Oklahoma | ||||
7-29-j: Osage Indian (pappoose) | ||||
Postal card Geographic Name(s): Pawhuska, Okla. | ||||
7-29-k: Osage Indina girls performing Hiawatha dance | 1908 (?) | |||
Postal card Geographic Name(s): Pawhuska, Okla. | ||||
7-29-l: Osage wigwams | ||||
Postal card | ||||
7-30(a-k) Osage #2 | 1904-1936 | |||
7-30-a: ". . . ope maker" Osage | ||||
Postal card | ||||
7-30-b: Osage Indian | 1928 | |||
Postal card Geographic Name(s): Pawhuska, Okla. | ||||
7-30-c: See-Haw, Osage Indian | ||||
Postal card Geographic Name(s): Pawhuska, Okla. | ||||
7-30-d: Osage Indian (unidentified) | ||||
Postal card Geographic Name(s): Pawhuska, Okla. | ||||
7-30-e: Cho-sha-wat-sah God Man, . . . Ind. Ty. | ||||
Postal card | ||||
7-30-f: Osage Indian (unidentified) | ||||
Postal card Geographic Name(s): Pawhuska, Okla. | ||||
7-30-g: Osage (2 unidentified) | 1907 | |||
Postal card Geographic Name(s): Oklahoma | ||||
7-30-h: Osage Indian (unidentified) | 1904 | |||
Geographic Name(s): Oklahoma | ||||
7-30-i: Mescal dance, Osages | 1906 | |||
Postal card Geographic Name(s): Pawhuska, Okla. | ||||
7-30-j: Mescal dance, Osages | 1906 | |||
Geographic Name(s): Pawhuska, Okla. | ||||
7-30-k: War Dance of Osages | ||||
Geographic Name(s): Pawhuska, Okla. | ||||
7-31(a) Osage Camp | 1908 | |||
7-31-a: Osage Camp | 1908 | |||
Photo 6 1/2 x 8 1/4, mounted ; in lower right corner: Osage Indian Camp, Copyrighted Dec. 11, 05; on back: Osage Camp near Pawhuska, Okla. Feb. 19, 1908 Geographic Name(s): Pawhuska, Okla. | ||||
7-32(a-s) Ottawa #1 | 1930-1946 | |||
7-32-a: Chief Walter Sands, Ottawa Indians | ||||
Photo by B.B. Beard, Sweet Briar Va. Geographic Name(s): Walpole Island, Ontario | ||||
7-32-b: Chief Walter Sands & family | ||||
Photo by B.B. Beard | ||||
7-32-c: Mrs. Vincent Cooper, Ottawa, Leyton Park, Harbor Springs, Route #2, Mich., with her mortar (potag?n) & pestle (puckwanatik), 50 yrs. old of birch wood | ||||
Geographic Name(s): Harbor Springs, Michigan | ||||
7-32-d: Chief Fred Ettawageshik presiding at Annual Ottawa Naming Ceremonial | August 10, 1946 | |||
7-32-e: Unidentified man with bow & arrow | ||||
7-32-f: Unidentified man with bow & arrow | ||||
7-32-g: Unidentified man with bow & arrow | ||||
7-32-h: Unidentified man with bow & arrow | ||||
7-32-i: Joe Ettawageshik | ||||
Postal Card | ||||
7-32-j: Fred J. Ettawageshik, Ottawa Indian | ||||
Postal Card Geographic Name(s): Harbor Springs, Michigan | ||||
7-32-k: Unidentified woman smoking pipe | ||||
Postal Card | ||||
7-32-l: The Ettawageshiks dressed for a summer ceremonial . . . | ||||
7-32-m: Unidentified woman holding child in cradle board | ||||
7-32-n: Maple sugar mold (1847); ladle & spoons of maple wood; mortar & pestle of birch wood | ||||
Property of Fred Ettawageshik | ||||
7-32-o: Ottawa wood dish with animal head handle | ||||
7-32-p: Rectangular & circular boxes with lids | ||||
7-32-q: Rectangular & circular boxes with lids | ||||
7-32-r: Rectangular & circular boxes with lids | ||||
7-32-s: Rectangular & circular boxes with lids | ||||
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7-32(a-e) Ottawa #2 | 1930-1946 | |||
7-32-a: Rectangular & circular boxes with lids | ||||
7-32-b: Rectangular & circular boxes with lids | ||||
7-32-c: Rectangular & circular boxes with lids | ||||
7-32-d: Rectangular & circular boxes with lids | ||||
7-32-e: Rectangular & circular boxes with lids | ||||
7-33(a-b) Oto | 1904 | |||
7-33-a: Otoe Indian Woman | ||||
Postal card | ||||
7-33-b: Oto Indian | 1904 | |||
Geographic Name(s): Oklahoma | ||||
7-34(a-b) Ovens | n.d. | |||
7-34-a: Unidentified woman preparing to bake | ||||
Postal card | ||||
7-34-b: Mexican ovens N.M. | ||||
Postal card Geographic Name(s): New Mexico | ||||
8-1(a-p) Pamunkey #1 | 1921-1948 | |||
8-1-a: Scene along Mataponi - Pamunkey road | November 1939 | |||
Some photos are published in Frank Speck's Chaps. on the Ethnology of the Powhatan Tribes of Va. | ||||
8-1-b: Dr. Speck contemplating remains of dugout | ||||
Some photos are published in Frank Speck's Chaps. on the Ethnology of the Powhatan Tribes of Va. | ||||
8-1-c: Paul Miles manipulating paddle which is chiefly used in steering and assisting the oarsmen | November 1939 | |||
Some photos are published in Frank Speck's Chaps. on the Ethnology of the Powhatan Tribes of Va. | ||||
8-1-d: Sora boat, constructed narrow thus permitting easy passage through reeds | November 1939 | |||
Some photos are published in Frank Speck's Chaps. on the Ethnology of the Powhatan Tribes of Va. | ||||
8-1-e: Rough working model of log trap made by Paul Miles | November 1939 | |||
Some photos are published in Frank Speck's Chaps. on the Ethnology of the Powhatan Tribes of Va. | ||||
8-1-f: Paul Miles' residence | November 1939 | |||
Some photos are published in Frank Speck's Chaps. on the Ethnology of the Powhatan Tribes of Va. | ||||
8-1-g: Paul Miles' home | April 1939 | |||
Some photos are published in Frank Speck's Chaps. on the Ethnology of the Powhatan Tribes of Va. | ||||
8-1-h: Mrs. Cook | April 1939 | |||
Some photos are published in Frank Speck's Chaps. on the Ethnology of the Powhatan Tribes of Va. | ||||
8-1-i: Mrs. G.M. Cook | April 1939 | |||
Negative only Some photos are published in Frank Speck's Chaps. on the Ethnology of the Powhatan Tribes of Va. | ||||
8-1-j: Children of Tecumseh Cook | April 1939 | |||
Negative only Some photos are published in Frank Speck's Chaps. on the Ethnology of the Powhatan Tribes of Va. | ||||
8-1-k: Pamunkey Dance on Reservation | 1932 | |||
Right to left: Albert Page, Jr. (drummer), Bob Page, James Page, Augustus Allmond, Walter Bradby Some photos are published in Frank Speck's Chaps. on the Ethnology of the Powhatan Tribes of Va. | ||||
8-1-l: Pamunkey Dance on Reservation | 1932 | |||
Right to left: Albert Page, Jr. (drummer), Bob Page, James Page, Augustus Allmond, Walter Bradby Some photos are published in Frank Speck's Chaps. on the Ethnology of the Powhatan Tribes of Va. | ||||
8-1-m: Pamunkey fisherman poling boat to visit set-lines, swamp hunting grounds in background | ||||
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8-1-n: Two Pamunkey men digging clay along the bank of the river for pot making | ||||
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8-1-o: Pamunkey in dance costume (Paul Miles) | ||||
Some photos are published in Frank Speck's Chaps. on the Ethnology of the Powhatan Tribes of Va. | ||||
8-1-p: Pamunkey fishermen returnnig from nets | ||||
Some photos are published in Frank Speck's Chaps. on the Ethnology of the Powhatan Tribes of Va. | ||||
8-2(a-o) Pamunkey #2 | 1921-1948 | |||
8-2-a: Pamunkey deadfall for raccoon and otter | ||||
Some photos are published in Frank Speck's Chaps. on the Ethnology of the Powhatan Tribes of Va. This is a permanent set in Big Gut (?) | ||||
8-2-b: John Dennis, Pamunkey Type | ||||
Some photos are published in Frank Speck's Chaps. on the Ethnology of the Powhatan Tribes of Va. This is a permanent set in Big Gut (?) | ||||
8-2-c: Jim Bradby, Pamunkey | ||||
Some photos are published in Frank Speck's Chaps. on the Ethnology of the Powhatan Tribes of Va. This is a permanent set in Big Gut (?) | ||||
8-2-d: Bob Miles, Pamunkey | ||||
Some photos are published in Frank Speck's Chaps. on the Ethnology of the Powhatan Tribes of Va. This is a permanent set in Big Gut (?) | ||||
8-2-e: Pamunkey hunter with otter skin | ||||
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8-2-f: Fragment of large fish basket | ||||
Some photos are published in Frank Speck's Chaps. on the Ethnology of the Powhatan Tribes of Va. | ||||
8-2-g: Viw of swamp along Pamunkey River, site near Uttannissac (?) at Romancoke (?) station | ||||
Some photos are published in Frank Speck's Chaps. on the Ethnology of the Powhatan Tribes of Va. Geographic Name(s): Pamunkey River (Va.) | ||||
8-2-h: The so-called "Opechancano" mound | ||||
Some photos are published in Frank Speck's Chaps. on the Ethnology of the Powhatan Tribes of Va. | ||||
8-2-i: View of big bend in Pamunkey River, showing Uttannissac (?) bluffs in distance | ||||
Some photos are published in Frank Speck's Chaps. on the Ethnology of the Powhatan Tribes of Va. Geographic Name(s): Pamunkey River (Va.) | ||||
8-2-j: Gourd dish used to hold soap | ||||
Some photos are published in Frank Speck's Chaps. on the Ethnology of the Powhatan Tribes of Va. | ||||
8-2-k: The Old Pamunkey Spring & place of the dance. The figures are Theophilus Dennic, the Chief, his mother & 2 brothers | ||||
Some photos are published in Frank Speck's Chaps. on the Ethnology of the Powhatan Tribes of Va. Photo ? Amer. Ethnology | ||||
8-2-l: Typical Pamunkey homestead, residence of Chief Cook | ||||
Some photos are published in Frank Speck's Chaps. on the Ethnology of the Powhatan Tribes of Va. Photo ? Amer. Ethnology | ||||
8-2-m: Captola Cook, Pamunkey girl | ||||
Some photos are published in Frank Speck's Chaps. on the Ethnology of the Powhatan Tribes of Va. Photo ? Amer. Ethnology | ||||
8-2-n: Types of Pamunkey men. One is Geo. Cook Jr. No name for other | ||||
Some photos are published in Frank Speck's Chaps. on the Ethnology of the Powhatan Tribes of Va. Photo ? Amer. Ethnology | ||||
8-2-o: Types of Pamunkey men. One is Geo. Cook Jr. No name for other | ||||
Some photos are published in Frank Speck's Chaps. on the Ethnology of the Powhatan Tribes of Va. Photo ? Amer. Ethnology | ||||
8-3(a-o) Pamunkey #3 | 1921-1948 | |||
8-3-a: Tecumseh Cook, son of the chief | ||||
Some photos are published in Frank Speck's Chaps. on the Ethnology of the Powhatan Tribes of Va. Photo ? Amer. Ethnology | ||||
8-3-b: Union Collins | ||||
Some photos are published in Frank Speck's Chaps. on the Ethnology of the Powhatan Tribes of Va. Photo ? Amer. Ethnology | ||||
8-3-c: Nannie Miles | ||||
Some photos are published in Frank Speck's Chaps. on the Ethnology of the Powhatan Tribes of Va. Photo ? Amer. Ethnology | ||||
8-3-d: Mrs. Allmond | ||||
Some photos are published in Frank Speck's Chaps. on the Ethnology of the Powhatan Tribes of Va. Photo ? Amer. Ethnology | ||||
8-3-e: Pamunkey, Va. Paul L. Miles on River Shore with catfish trap | ||||
Some photos are published in Frank Speck's Chaps. on the Ethnology of the Powhatan Tribes of Va. Photo ? Amer. Ethnology | ||||
8-3-f: Theophilas Themothy Dennis | ||||
Some photos are published in Frank Speck's Chaps. on the Ethnology of the Powhatan Tribes of Va. Photo ? Amer. Ethnology | ||||
8-3-g: Locust Tree ("Honey Shuck" or "Hotel"), Paul Miles & hound, Buster | ||||
Some photos are published in Frank Speck's Chaps. on the Ethnology of the Powhatan Tribes of Va. Photo ? Amer. Ethnology | ||||
8-3-h: Pamunkey former chief Rev. Thos. W. Langston | 1885 | |||
Some photos are published in Frank Speck's Chaps. on the Ethnology of the Powhatan Tribes of Va. Photo ? Amer. Ethnology | ||||
8-3-i: View of country | ||||
Some photos are published in Frank Speck's Chaps. on the Ethnology of the Powhatan Tribes of Va. Photo Bur. Amer. Ethnology | ||||
8-3-j: Pocahontas Cook | ||||
Some photos are published in Frank Speck's Chaps. on the Ethnology of the Powhatan Tribes of Va. Photo ? Amer. Ethnology | ||||
8-3-k: Captola Cook | ||||
Some photos are published in Frank Speck's Chaps. on the Ethnology of the Powhatan Tribes of Va. Photo ? Amer. Ethnology | ||||
8-3-l: Christmas Indian Dance in woods on Pamunkey Reservation | ||||
Some photos are published in Frank Speck's Chaps. on the Ethnology of the Powhatan Tribes of Va. Photo ? Amer. Ethnology | ||||
8-3-m: Group of Pamunkey of a generation ago in dance costume. | ||||
Some photos are published in Frank Speck's Chaps. on the Ethnology of the Powhatan Tribes of Va. Photo ? Amer. Ethnology King William & Co. Va. Photo Bur. Amer. Ethnology | ||||
8-3-n: Mrs. Dora Cook. The cape is feather-woven wild turkey & duck feathers | ||||
Some photos are published in Frank Speck's Chaps. on the Ethnology of the Powhatan Tribes of Va. Photo ? Amer. Ethnology | ||||
8-3-o: Mrs. Dora Cook. The cape is feather-woven wild turkey & duck feathers | ||||
Some photos are published in Frank Speck's Chaps. on the Ethnology of the Powhatan Tribes of Va. Photo ? Amer. Ethnology | ||||
8-4(a-r) Pamunkey #4 | 1920-1948 | |||
8-4-a: Pamunkey punding corn in wooden mortar | ||||
Some photos are published in Frank Speck's Chaps. on the Ethnology of the Powhatan Tribes of Va. | ||||
8-4-b: Pamunkey punding corn in wooden mortar | ||||
Some photos are published in Frank Speck's Chaps. on the Ethnology of the Powhatan Tribes of Va. | ||||
8-4-c: Pamunkey punding corn in wooden mortar | ||||
Some photos are published in Frank Speck's Chaps. on the Ethnology of the Powhatan Tribes of Va. | ||||
8-4-d: Pamunkey punding corn in wooden mortar | ||||
Some photos are published in Frank Speck's Chaps. on the Ethnology of the Powhatan Tribes of Va. | ||||
8-4-e: Pamunkey punding corn in wooden mortar | ||||
Some photos are published in Frank Speck's Chaps. on the Ethnology of the Powhatan Tribes of Va. | ||||
8-4-f: Pamunkey punding corn in wooden mortar | ||||
Some photos are published in Frank Speck's Chaps. on the Ethnology of the Powhatan Tribes of Va. | ||||
8-4-g: Pamunkey punding corn in wooden mortar | ||||
Some photos are published in Frank Speck's Chaps. on the Ethnology of the Powhatan Tribes of Va. | ||||
8-4-h: Pamunkey punding corn in wooden mortar | ||||
Some photos are published in Frank Speck's Chaps. on the Ethnology of the Powhatan Tribes of Va. | ||||
8-4-i: Pamunkey punding corn in wooden mortar | ||||
Some photos are published in Frank Speck's Chaps. on the Ethnology of the Powhatan Tribes of Va. | ||||
8-4-j: Pamunkey punding corn in wooden mortar | ||||
Some photos are published in Frank Speck's Chaps. on the Ethnology of the Powhatan Tribes of Va. | ||||
8-4-k: Pamunkey punding corn in wooden mortar | ||||
Some photos are published in Frank Speck's Chaps. on the Ethnology of the Powhatan Tribes of Va. | ||||
8-4-l: Pamunkey punding corn in wooden mortar | ||||
Some photos are published in Frank Speck's Chaps. on the Ethnology of the Powhatan Tribes of Va. | ||||
8-4-m: Pamunkey punding corn in wooden mortar | ||||
Some photos are published in Frank Speck's Chaps. on the Ethnology of the Powhatan Tribes of Va. | ||||
8-4-n: Pamunkey punding corn in wooden mortar | ||||
Some photos are published in Frank Speck's Chaps. on the Ethnology of the Powhatan Tribes of Va. | ||||
8-4-o: Chief Cook - successor of Powhatan King of Virginia Indians | ||||
Some photos are published in Frank Speck's Chaps. on the Ethnology of the Powhatan Tribes of Va. | ||||
8-4-p: Chief Geo. M. Cook, Pamunkey. The Typical headdress has eagle feathers, and the neck ornament consists of eagle talons, emblems of royalty | ||||
Some photos are published in Frank Speck's Chaps. on the Ethnology of the Powhatan Tribes of Va. | ||||
8-4-q: Chief Geo. M. Cook, Pamunkey. The Typical headdress has eagle feathers, and the neck ornament consists of eagle talons, emblems of royalty | ||||
Some photos are published in Frank Speck's Chaps. on the Ethnology of the Powhatan Tribes of Va. | ||||
8-4-r: Chief Walter S. Bradby with Speck and Walter Wilbur on Pamunkey Reservation. Bradby in headdress | ||||
8-5(a-t) Pamunkey #5 | 1921-1948 | |||
8-5-a: Pamunkey hunter rebaiting dead-fall on shore of Great Creek. Muskrats, raccoon, & otter are taken here | ||||
Some photos are published in Frank Speck's Chaps. on the Ethnology of the Powhatan Tribes of Va. | ||||
8-5-b: Pamunkey Sora-Horse [Paul Miles (?)] | ||||
Some photos are published in Frank Speck's Chaps. on the Ethnology of the Powhatan Tribes of Va. | ||||
8-5-c: Chief Paul Miles | June 1940 | |||
Some photos are published in Frank Speck's Chaps. on the Ethnology of the Powhatan Tribes of Va. | ||||
8-5-d: Margaret & Chief Paul Miles at Pamunkey | June 1940 | |||
Some photos are published in Frank Speck's Chaps. on the Ethnology of the Powhatan Tribes of Va. | ||||
8-5-e: Paul Miles | 1940 | |||
Some photos are published in Frank Speck's Chaps. on the Ethnology of the Powhatan Tribes of Va. | ||||
8-5-f: Paul Miles | 1940 | |||
Some photos are published in Frank Speck's Chaps. on the Ethnology of the Powhatan Tribes of Va. | ||||
8-5-g: Paul Miles | 1940 | |||
Some photos are published in Frank Speck's Chaps. on the Ethnology of the Powhatan Tribes of Va. | ||||
8-5-h: Ox cart at Lester Manor near Pamunkey | June 1940 | |||
Some photos are published in Frank Speck's Chaps. on the Ethnology of the Powhatan Tribes of Va. | ||||
8-5-i: Ox cart at Lester Manor near Pamunkey | June 1940 | |||
Some photos are published in Frank Speck's Chaps. on the Ethnology of the Powhatan Tribes of Va. | ||||
8-5-j: Unidentified buildings in snow | ||||
Some photos are published in Frank Speck's Chaps. on the Ethnology of the Powhatan Tribes of Va. | ||||
8-5-k: Pamunkey during snow storm | 1940 | |||
Some photos are published in Frank Speck's Chaps. on the Ethnology of the Powhatan Tribes of Va. | ||||
8-5-l: Paul Miles' front yard during snow | 1940 | |||
Some photos are published in Frank Speck's Chaps. on the Ethnology of the Powhatan Tribes of Va. | ||||
8-5-m: Unidentified threesome on riverbank | ||||
Some photos are published in Frank Speck's Chaps. on the Ethnology of the Powhatan Tribes of Va. | ||||
8-5-n: Unidentified snow scene | ||||
Some photos are published in Frank Speck's Chaps. on the Ethnology of the Powhatan Tribes of Va. | ||||
8-5-o: Railroad tressle | ||||
Some photos are published in Frank Speck's Chaps. on the Ethnology of the Powhatan Tribes of Va. | ||||
8-5-p: Church | ||||
Some photos are published in Frank Speck's Chaps. on the Ethnology of the Powhatan Tribes of Va. | ||||
8-5-q: Paul Miles' front yard during snow | ||||
Some photos are published in Frank Speck's Chaps. on the Ethnology of the Powhatan Tribes of Va. | ||||
8-5-r: Unidentified scene | ||||
Some photos are published in Frank Speck's Chaps. on the Ethnology of the Powhatan Tribes of Va. | ||||
8-5-s: Cactus bed at Pamunkey | June 1940 | |||
Some photos are published in Frank Speck's Chaps. on the Ethnology of the Powhatan Tribes of Va. | ||||
8-5-t: Unidentified scene | ||||
"Pamunkey Hunting & Fishing Folder" Some photos are published in Frank Speck's Chaps. on the Ethnology of the Powhatan Tribes of Va. | ||||
8-5-u: Unidentified scene | ||||
"Pamunkey Hunting & Fishing Folder" Some photos are published in Frank Speck's Chaps. on the Ethnology of the Powhatan Tribes of Va. | ||||
8-6(a-m) Pamunkey #6 | 1921-1948 | |||
8-6-a: Chief Paul Miles' mother's home (?) | ||||
Some photos are published in Frank Speck's Chaps. on the Ethnology of the Powhatan Tribes of Va. Geographic Name(s): Pamunkey, VA | ||||
8-6-b: "Chief" John Bradby & his horse with Wesly Bliss | ||||
Some photos are published in Frank Speck's Chaps. on the Ethnology of the Powhatan Tribes of Va. Geographic Name(s): Pamunkey, VA | ||||
8-6-c: "Chief" John Bradby & his horse with Wesly Bliss | ||||
Some photos are published in Frank Speck's Chaps. on the Ethnology of the Powhatan Tribes of Va. | ||||
8-6-d: Pamunkey cage-trap | 1939 | |||
Negative only Some photos are published in Frank Speck's Chaps. on the Ethnology of the Powhatan Tribes of Va. | ||||
8-6-e: Pamunkey cage-trap | 1939 | |||
Negative only Some photos are published in Frank Speck's Chaps. on the Ethnology of the Powhatan Tribes of Va. | ||||
8-6-f: Aubrey Stewart, Pamunkey student at Cherokee school, N.C. | January 10, 1941 | |||
Some photos are published in Frank Speck's Chaps. on the Ethnology of the Powhatan Tribes of Va. | ||||
8-6-g: Aubrey Stewart, Pamunkey student at Cherokee school, N.C. | January 10, 1941 | |||
Some photos are published in Frank Speck's Chaps. on the Ethnology of the Powhatan Tribes of Va. | ||||
8-6-h: Pamunkey. Geo. Major Cook & Family | ||||
Some photos are published in Frank Speck's Chaps. on the Ethnology of the Powhatan Tribes of Va. | ||||
8-6-i: Lucy Ann Langston, Oney Jane Langston | ||||
Some photos are published in Frank Speck's Chaps. on the Ethnology of the Powhatan Tribes of Va. | ||||
8-6-j: Chief Cook, a mixed-blood Pamunkey Indian of Virginia | ||||
Some photos are published in Frank Speck's Chaps. on the Ethnology of the Powhatan Tribes of Va. | ||||
8-6-k: The Princess Pocahontas | ||||
Some photos are published in Frank Speck's Chaps. on the Ethnology of the Powhatan Tribes of Va. | ||||
8-6-l: William Terrill Bradby | 1921-1941 | |||
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8-6-m: Ottingy Cook, son of chief Cook | ||||
Some photos are published in Frank Speck's Chaps. on the Ethnology of the Powhatan Tribes of Va. Geographic Name(s): Pamunkey, VA | ||||
8-7(a-n) Pamunkey #7 | 1921-1948 | |||
8-7-a: Feather headdress | ||||
Some photos are published in Frank Speck's Chaps. on the Ethnology of the Powhatan Tribes of Va. | ||||
8-7-b: Mattapony woven work (1pc.) & Pamunkey woven feather work (2 pcs) | ||||
Some photos are published in Frank Speck's Chaps. on the Ethnology of the Powhatan Tribes of Va. | ||||
8-7-c: Pamunkey feather moccosin tops - wild turkey feathers | ||||
Some photos are published in Frank Speck's Chaps. on the Ethnology of the Powhatan Tribes of Va. | ||||
8-7-d: Pamunkey woven feather neck ornament | ||||
Some photos are published in Frank Speck's Chaps. on the Ethnology of the Powhatan Tribes of Va. | ||||
8-7-e: Pamunkey Milk pan T. Stern 48 | ||||
Some photos are published in Frank Speck's Chaps. on the Ethnology of the Powhatan Tribes of Va. | ||||
8-7-f: Pamunkey clay pipes | ||||
Drawing Some photos are published in Frank Speck's Chaps. on the Ethnology of the Powhatan Tribes of Va. | ||||
8-7-g: Pamunkey clay pipes | ||||
Drawing Some photos are published in Frank Speck's Chaps. on the Ethnology of the Powhatan Tribes of Va. | ||||
8-7-h: Pamunkey clay pipes | ||||
Drawing Some photos are published in Frank Speck's Chaps. on the Ethnology of the Powhatan Tribes of Va. | ||||
8-7-i: Detail of trigger for trap | ||||
Drawing Some photos are published in Frank Speck's Chaps. on the Ethnology of the Powhatan Tribes of Va. | ||||
8-7-j: Old iron adz found on Pamunkey reservation | ||||
Drawing Some photos are published in Frank Speck's Chaps. on the Ethnology of the Powhatan Tribes of Va. | ||||
8-7-k: Forked branch pattern for making canoe bows | ||||
Drawing Some photos are published in Frank Speck's Chaps. on the Ethnology of the Powhatan Tribes of Va. | ||||
8-7-l: Stone pestle | ||||
Drawing Some photos are published in Frank Speck's Chaps. on the Ethnology of the Powhatan Tribes of Va. | ||||
8-7-m: Fragment of Pamunkey earthenware pipestem with design projected | ||||
Drawing Some photos are published in Frank Speck's Chaps. on the Ethnology of the Powhatan Tribes of Va. | ||||
8-7-n: Bow & Arrow | ||||
Drawing Some photos are published in Frank Speck's Chaps. on the Ethnology of the Powhatan Tribes of Va. | ||||
8-8(a-o) Pamunkey #8 | 1921-1948 | |||
8-8-a: Fish line float | ||||
Drawing Some photos are published in Frank Speck's Chaps. on the Ethnology of the Powhatan Tribes of Va. | ||||
8-8-b: Firing pottery in the open | ||||
Drawing Some photos are published in Frank Speck's Chaps. on the Ethnology of the Powhatan Tribes of Va. | ||||
8-8-c: Canoe paddles | ||||
Drawing Some photos are published in Frank Speck's Chaps. on the Ethnology of the Powhatan Tribes of Va. | ||||
8-8-d: Pamunkey "set line" for catfish | ||||
Drawing Some photos are published in Frank Speck's Chaps. on the Ethnology of the Powhatan Tribes of Va. | ||||
8-8-e: Heron leg bone needles | ||||
Drawing Some photos are published in Frank Speck's Chaps. on the Ethnology of the Powhatan Tribes of Va. | ||||
8-8-f: Pamunkey & Mattaponi bows & arrows | ||||
Drawing Some photos are published in Frank Speck's Chaps. on the Ethnology of the Powhatan Tribes of Va. | ||||
8-8-g: Model of Pamunkey stewing-pan of clay | ||||
Drawing Some photos are published in Frank Speck's Chaps. on the Ethnology of the Powhatan Tribes of Va. | ||||
8-8-h: Trap | ||||
Drawing Some photos are published in Frank Speck's Chaps. on the Ethnology of the Powhatan Tribes of Va. | ||||
8-8-i: Netting needle, unidentified object, & bone turkey call | ||||
Drawing Some photos are published in Frank Speck's Chaps. on the Ethnology of the Powhatan Tribes of Va. | ||||
8-8-j: Unidentified objects | ||||
Some photos are published in Frank Speck's Chaps. on the Ethnology of the Powhatan Tribes of Va. | ||||
8-8-k: Outline of plan of Pamunkey bush-fences on creek & lagoon to entrap fish | ||||
Drawing Some photos are published in Frank Speck's Chaps. on the Ethnology of the Powhatan Tribes of Va. | ||||
8-8-l: War club | ||||
Drawing Some photos are published in Frank Speck's Chaps. on the Ethnology of the Powhatan Tribes of Va. | ||||
8-8-m: Pamunkey vocabulary | ||||
Some photos are published in Frank Speck's Chaps. on the Ethnology of the Powhatan Tribes of Va. | ||||
8-8-n: Pamunkey notes | ||||
Some photos are published in Frank Speck's Chaps. on the Ethnology of the Powhatan Tribes of Va. | ||||
8-8-o: Pamunkey notes | ||||
Some photos are published in Frank Speck's Chaps. on the Ethnology of the Powhatan Tribes of Va. | ||||
8-9(a-b) Pappoose | n.d. | |||
8-9-a: Pima | ||||
Some photos are published in Frank Speck's Chaps. on the Ethnology of the Powhatan Tribes of Va. | ||||
8-9-b: Unidentified | ||||
Some photos are published in Frank Speck's Chaps. on the Ethnology of the Powhatan Tribes of Va. | ||||
8-10(a-c) Passamaquoddy | n.d. | |||
8-10-a: "Pleasant Point Indian Village, near Eastport, Me." color postcard | ||||
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8-10-b: "Mary Selmore, Passamaquoddy Indian, Aged 101 Years, near Eastport, Me." color postcard | ||||
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8-10-c: Mary Selmore, Passamaquoddy, Passamaquoddy Indian. Aged 101 yrs, near Easport, ME | ||||
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8-11((a) Patagonian woman | 1922-1932 | |||
8-11-a: Patagonian Woman (Tehuelche?) | ||||
Geographic Name(s): Argentina | ||||
8-12(a-e) Pawnee | 1904-1912 | |||
8-12-a: Walking Son & William Sutton, Pawnee Indians | ||||
Postal card | ||||
8-12-b: Tom Morgan, Pawnee Chief | ||||
Postal card | ||||
8-12-c: 2 Unidentified boys | ||||
Postal card | ||||
8-12-d: Pawnee Indians dancing at camp near Pawnee O.T. on Black Bear Creek. '04 | ||||
Geographic Name(s): Pawnee (Okla.) | ||||
8-12-e: Pawnee Indians dancing at camp near Pawnee O.T. on Black Bear Creek. '04 | ||||
Geographic Name(s): Pawnee (Okla.) | ||||
8-13(a) Pawnee Camp | 1904 | |||
8-13-a: Pawnee Camp | 1904 | |||
Painting on cardboard by F.G. Speck, 1904] | ||||
8-14(a-b) Peabody Museum, Harvard | n.d. | |||
8-14-a: Photo of Unidentified object, number on back - 73402 | ||||
Peabody Museum, Harvard U (Removed from APS folder 'Print Collection, Mexican sacrificial stone and calendar stones, Not cat.) | ||||
8-14-b: Photo of Unidentified object, number on back - 73403 | ||||
Peabody Museum, Harvard U (Removed from APS folder 'Print Collection, Mexican sacrificial stone and calendar stones, Not cat.) | ||||
8-15(a-b) Pennsylvania | 1941 | |||
8-15-a: Figures from rocks in the Susquehanna River | ||||
[Removed from unlabeled APS folder in Frank Speck, Indian Materials - Misc.] | ||||
8-15-b: Chief Running Wolf (Near Harrisburg, PA) using divining rod of willow to find water. He did! | 1941-04 | |||
[Removed from unlabeled APS folder in Frank Speck, Indian Materials - Misc.] Geographic Name(s): Harrisburg (Pa.) | ||||
8-16(a) Penobscot: Buck Andrew #1 | 1906-1941 | |||
8-16-a: Andrew, Buck. Published as part of Fig. 1, p.3, Penobscot Man. | ||||
Glass Negative | ||||
8-17(a) Penobscot: Buck Andrew #2 | 1906-1941 | |||
8-17-a: Andrew, Buck. Published as part of Fig. 1, p.3, Penobscot Man. | ||||
Glass Negative | ||||
8-18(a) Penobscot: Buck Andrew #3 | 1906-1941 | |||
8-18-a: Andrew, Buck. Unpublished | ||||
Glass Negative | ||||
8-19(a-j) Penobscot: Basket-splint cutting gauges | 1906-1941 | |||
8-19-a: Drawing of plain gauge | ||||
8-19-b: Drawing of 6 - plain - some carving | ||||
8-19-c: Detail of 1 - drawing of head of mythical frog | ||||
8-19-d: photo of 2 - plain - some carving - on left is like (a) | ||||
8-19-e: Photo of 8 - ornately carved | ||||
8-19-f: Photo of 5 - from plainly to ornately carved | ||||
8-19-g: Photo of 8 - plain | ||||
8-19-h: Photo of 6 - ornately carved | ||||
8-19-i: Photo of 5 - ornately carved | ||||
8-19-j: Photo of 5 - plainly to moderatley carved | ||||
8-20-a Penobscot: Basket-splints, pounding ash log for | 1906-1941 | |||
8-20-a: Pounding ash log for basket splints | ||||
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8-21(a) Penobscot: Beadwork figures | 1906-1941 | |||
8-21-a: Penobscot beadwork figures . . . sections of man's cap . . . | ||||
8-22(a) Penobscot: Bark canoe | 1906-1941 | |||
8-22-a: Penobscot birch bark canoe | ||||
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8-23(a-e) Penobscot: Cape collars | 1906-1941 | |||
8-23-a: Penobscot beaded chief's dance collar | ||||
Penobscot Photos & Illustrations Cape-Collars, Men's Ceremonial [4 photos, (a) published Penob. Man, p.142] | ||||
8-23-b: Penobscot beaded dance collar & cuffs | ||||
Penobscot Photos & Illustrations Cape-Collars, Men's Ceremonial [4 photos, (a) published Penob. Man, p.142] | ||||
8-23-c: Penobscot chief's dance collar with double curve designs symbolizing place of mourning and peaceful union | ||||
Penobscot Photos & Illustrations Cape-Collars, Men's Ceremonial [4 photos, (a) published Penob. Man, p.142] | ||||
8-23-d: Penobscot chief's collar-cape . . . | ||||
Penobscot Photos & Illustrations Cape-Collars, Men's Ceremonial [4 photos, (a) published Penob. Man, p.142] | ||||
8-23-e: Collar, 3 pcs | ||||
Penobscot Photos & Illustrations Cape-Collars, Men's Ceremonial [4 photos, (a) published Penob. Man, p.142] | ||||
8-24(a) Penobscot: Coat lapel | 1906-1941 | |||
8-24-a: Coat lapel, Penobscot | ||||
Field Museum of Natural History | ||||
8-25(a-i) Penobscot: Containers | 1906-1941 | |||
8-25-a: Round Birch-Bark basket | ||||
Photo of item in Fig. 45, p.120, Penob Man | ||||
8-25-b: Birch-bark pack basket with curve & diamond figures | ||||
8-25-c: Birch-bark dish with curve decorations etched on underside | ||||
8-25-d: Oval wooden box with zigzag & triangle decorations | ||||
8-25-e: Cedar-bard bag | ||||
8-25-f: Birch-bark box (round) | ||||
Collection of S.W. Fernberger | ||||
8-25-g: Birch-bark box (round) | ||||
Collection of S.W. Fernberger | ||||
8-25-h: Cedar-bark bag (same bag as (e) | ||||
For negative, see 'Penobscot Photo Album (#18)(aa)' | ||||
8-25-i: Penobscot carved wooden box | ||||
Photo of item reproduced in Fig. 46, p.121, Penob. Man | ||||
8-26(a-b) Penobscot: Cradleboard | 1906-1941 | |||
8-26-a: Penobscot cradle board made for Frank Stanford Speck born Apr. 19, 1916 by Buck Andrew. | ||||
Includes negatives | ||||
8-26-b: Penobscot cradle board made for Frank Stanford Speck born Apr. 19, 1916 by Buck Andrew. | ||||
Includes negatives | ||||
8-27(a) Penobscot: Crooked knives | 1906-1941 | |||
8-27-a: Penobscot crooked knives with carved handles | ||||
8-28(a) Penobscot: Dice and bowl game | 1906-1941 | |||
8-28-a: Penobscot man and children playing dice and bowl game | ||||
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8-29(a-d) Penobscot: Diorama | 1906-1941 | |||
8-29-a: Village | ||||
8-29-b: Village (detail) | ||||
8-29-c: Village (detail) | ||||
8-29-d: Village (detail) | ||||
8-29(a) Penobscot: Drag sled | 1906-1941 | |||
8-29-a: Drag sled for big game with shoving sticks & snowshoes | ||||
Published as Fig. 21, p.72 of Penobscot Man. Includes glass negative. Repeat photo ID number. | ||||
8-30(a-o) Penobscot, etc. #1 | 1906-1941 | |||
8-30-a: Man wearing ceremonial collar. Penobscot | ||||
Photos may be other than Penobscot | ||||
8-30-b: Louis Elizemen "Irishman." Louis Francis. | June 4, 1914 | |||
Dept. of Mines, Geological Survey #26837, 26838, 26840 | ||||
8-30-c: Louis Elizemen "Irishman." Louis Francis. | June 4, 1914 | |||
Dept. of Mines, Geological Survey #26837, 26838, 26840 | ||||
8-30-d: Louis Elizemen "Irishman." Louis Francis. | June 4, 1914 | |||
Dept. of Mines, Geological Survey #26837, 26838, 26840 | ||||
8-30-e: Unidentified girl/woman in conical hat | ||||
"3113" written on image. May be by Alfred Irving Hallowell. | ||||
8-30-f: Skin scraping beam | ||||
8-30-g-1: Unidentified man | ||||
8-30-g-2: Unidentified man (envelope) | ||||
Envelope to 8-30-g-1. | ||||
8-30-h: Village of Odanak, St. Francis Abenaki, Pierreville, P.Q. | ||||
Geographic Name(s): Pierreville (Québec) | ||||
8-30-i: Detail of canoe | ||||
8-30-j: Pipe | ||||
8-30-k: 1st and 2nd stages of clambake | ||||
8-30-l: 1st and 2nd stages of clambake | ||||
8-30-m: Unidentified woman | ||||
8-30-n: Boys | ||||
"3114" written on image. May be by Alfred Irving Hallowell. | ||||
8-30-o: Unidentified Abenaki man, Odanak, P.Q. | ||||
Related material: Identical to image E114 in Alfred Irving Hallowell Papers (Mss.Ms.Coll.26) Series VI Subseries E. St. Francis Abenaki Album. | ||||
8-31(a-o) Penobscot, etc. #2 | 1906-1941 | |||
8-31-a: Antoinette (de Gonzaques) Thibaudeau (Nawenock), Odanak, P.Q. | ||||
Related material: Similar to image E124 in Alfred Irving Hallowell Papers (Mss.Ms.Coll.26) Series VI Subseries E. St. Francis Abenaki Album. | ||||
8-31-b: Bernadette Laurent (Abenaki), Odanak, P.Q. | ||||
Related material: Identical to image E33 in Alfred Irving Hallowell Papers (Mss.Ms.Coll.26) Series VI Subseries E. St. Francis Abenaki Album. | ||||
8-31-c: Maria (Obomsawin) Dennis (Abenaki) in conical hat, Odanak, P.Q. | ||||
Related material: Identical to image E153 in Alfred Irving Hallowell Papers (Mss.Ms.Coll.26) Series VI Subseries E. St. Francis Abenaki Album. | ||||
8-31-d: Necklace of red beads and bear claws | ||||
8-31-e: Woven basswood bark pack strap | ||||
8-31-f: Unidentified group. "This Old Indian Shot Gen. Cox in the Revolutionary War . . . " | ||||
8-31-g: Implements | ||||
8-31-h: Spoons/ladles | ||||
8-31-i: Cradle boards | ||||
8-31-j: Abenaki, Lake George, shoes | ||||
8-31-k: Bow, arrows, bark container, mortar & pestle | ||||
8-31-l: Powder horn & Unidentified | ||||
8-31-m: Powder horns | ||||
8-31-n: Powder horns | ||||
8-31-o: Indians on Reserv. . . . near Fredericton . . . | ||||
8-32(a-o) Penobscot, etc. #3 | 1906-1941 | |||
8-32-a: Types of skin pouches | ||||
8-32-b: Knife | ||||
8-32-c: Stone knives & hafted stone adzes | ||||
8-32-d: Penobscot cedar-bark carrying basket | ||||
8-32-e: Unidentified Penobscot article | ||||
8-32-f: Necklaces: Deer antler, hoof, wampum & beads | ||||
8-32-g: Cloth pouch for tobacco/ shot (?) | ||||
8-32-h: Penobscot wampum strings | ||||
8-32-i: Pipes | ||||
8-32-j: Bone needle & thread of Indian hemp | ||||
8-32-k: Crooked knife with mirror set in handle | ||||
8-32-l: Ball head war club with salamander figure carved abobe ball | ||||
8-32-m: Silver brooches | ||||
8-32-n: Plate of moose tibia to be cut into dice, showing method of making dice | ||||
8-32-o: Set of jackstraws; counters for dice & bowl game | ||||
8-33(a) Penobscot: Fish spear | 1906-1941 | |||
8-33-a: Man demonstrating use of fish spear | ||||
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8-34(a) Penobscot: "Head rubbing" | 1906-1941 | |||
8-34-a: "Head Rubbing" (tkwadin) | ||||
Photo by W.H. Mechling | ||||
8-35(a-s) Penobscot: Illustrations #1 | 1906-1941 | |||
8-35-a: Drawing of a deer taken from birch bark etching | ||||
Drawing | ||||
8-35-b: Drawing of a deer taken from birch bark etching | ||||
Drawing | ||||
8-35-c: Pattern for construction of birch bark food tray | ||||
Drawing | ||||
8-35-d: Unidentified | ||||
Drawing | ||||
8-35-e: Stick with sharp spike in end | ||||
Drawing | ||||
8-35-f: Incised design in stone from grave | ||||
Drawing Geographic Name(s): Ellsworth (Me.) | ||||
8-35-g: Clay coneretions believed to be made by fairies | ||||
Drawing | ||||
8-35-h: Sealskin tobacco pouch; eel skin arm band to prevent rheumatism | ||||
Drawing | ||||
8-35-i: Unidentified & 2 combs | ||||
Drawing | ||||
8-35-j: Birch bark moose calls | ||||
Drawing | ||||
8-35-k: Birch bark moose calls | ||||
Drawing | ||||
8-35-l: Birch bark containters | ||||
Drawing | ||||
8-35-m: Wooden spoon | ||||
Drawing | ||||
8-35-n: Penobscot string figure | ||||
Drawing | ||||
8-35-o: Feather headband | ||||
Drawing | ||||
8-35-p: Splint guage & dish | ||||
Drawing | ||||
8-35-q: Pattern of bark spoon | ||||
Drawing | ||||
8-35-r: Birch bark containers | ||||
Drawing | ||||
8-35-s: Birch bark containers | ||||
Drawing | ||||
8-36(a-s) Penobscot: Illustrations #2 | 1906-1941 | |||
8-36-a: Horseshoe crab tail (used as awl) | ||||
Drawing | ||||
8-36-b: Birchbark container | ||||
Drawing | ||||
8-36-c: War-club of birch root with carved face | ||||
Drawing | ||||
8-36-d: Toggle attachment | ||||
Drawing | ||||
8-36-e: Woven basswood packstrap | ||||
Drawing | ||||
8-36-f: Toy gun & pistol | ||||
Drawing | ||||
8-36-g: Stone net sinker | ||||
Drawing | ||||
8-36-h: Stone said to be a war club | ||||
Drawing | ||||
8-36-i: Smooth stone charm | ||||
Drawing | ||||
8-36-j: Unidentified | ||||
Drawing | ||||
8-36-k: Stone shredder for preparing basswood bark for weaving | ||||
Drawing | ||||
8-36-l: Detail of diagonal weave in which wampum & beaded collars are woven | ||||
Drawing | ||||
8-36-m: Kettle hook with line of basswood bark; back scratchers of ash splint; stirring paddles | ||||
Drawing | ||||
8-36-n: Native sketch of evil spirit | ||||
Drawing | ||||
8-36-o: Birch bark etching: wigwam, man, & trees | ||||
Drawing | ||||
8-36-p: Wooden canoe-cuilding mallets | ||||
Drawing | ||||
8-36-q: Pictograph on birch-bark, giving information of whereabouts of hunter | ||||
Drawing | ||||
8-36-r: Leather belt for carrying arrows | ||||
Drawing | ||||
8-36-s: Model mounting of grooved stone ax | ||||
Drawing | ||||
8-37(a-s) Penobscot: Illustrations #3 | 1906-1941 | |||
8-37-a: Model mounting of grooved stone ax | ||||
Drawing | ||||
8-37-b: Wooden mallet & wedge for splitting out timber | ||||
Drawing | ||||
8-37-c: Wooden mallet & wedge for splitting out timber | ||||
Drawing | ||||
8-37-d: Wooden pipe | ||||
Drawing | ||||
8-37-e: Moose hide ball | ||||
Drawing | ||||
8-37-f: Spin top | ||||
Drawing | ||||
8-37-g: Game, swinging ball | ||||
Drawing | ||||
8-37-h: Wooden buzzer toy | ||||
Drawing | ||||
8-37-i: Bull roarer | ||||
Drawing | ||||
8-37-j: Pin & moose hair bunch game | ||||
Drawing | ||||
8-37-k: Wooden punch for regulating & evening mesh of snowshoes | ||||
Drawing | ||||
8-37-l: Wooden snowshoe needle | ||||
Drawing | ||||
8-37-m: Iron ax | ||||
Drawing | ||||
8-37-n: Iron awl used in canoe making | ||||
Drawing | ||||
8-37-o: Meat roasting prong | ||||
Drawing | ||||
8-37-p: Iron awl set in carved antler handle | ||||
Drawing | ||||
8-37-q: Wooden skin flesher (?) | ||||
Drawing | ||||
8-37-r: Netting nedle | ||||
Drawing | ||||
8-37-s: Moose metacarpal bone perforator | ||||
Drawing | ||||
8-38(a-v) Penobscot: Illustrations #4 | 1906-1941 | |||
8-38-a: Raccoon penis bone used as ear-pick | ||||
Drawing | ||||
8-38-b: First vertebra of deer, a hunter's amulet | ||||
Drawing | ||||
8-38-c: Flat wampum beads from grave | ||||
Drawing | ||||
8-38-d: Toothpick bone from deer leg | ||||
Drawing | ||||
8-38-e: Moose bone tool to flatten porcupine quills for decoration | ||||
Drawing | ||||
8-38-f: Wooden snowshoe needle | ||||
Drawing | ||||
8-38-g: Bone snowshoe needles | ||||
Drawing | ||||
8-38-h: Bone snowshoe needles | ||||
Drawing | ||||
8-38-i: Canoe paddle grips | ||||
Drawing | ||||
8-38-j: Moose hide pack strap | ||||
Drawing | ||||
8-38-k: Framework of moose hide canoe | ||||
Drawing | ||||
8-38-l: Canoe paddle | ||||
Drawing | ||||
8-38-m: Moose hide knife case | ||||
Drawing | ||||
8-38-n: Unidentified pouch | ||||
Drawing | ||||
8-38-o: Traditional method of arrow feathering | ||||
Drawing | ||||
8-38-p: Detail of seam (?) | ||||
Drawing | ||||
8-38-q: Detail of seam (?) | ||||
Drawing | ||||
8-38-r: Detail of snowshoe fastenings | ||||
Drawing | ||||
8-38-s: Moccasin pattern | ||||
Drawing | ||||
8-38-t: Stretcher for green skins | ||||
Drawing | ||||
8-38-u: Brichbark designs | ||||
Drawing | ||||
8-38-v: Photo, beadwork | ||||
Drawing | ||||
8-39(a-m) Penobscot: Indian Island #1 | 1906-1941 | |||
8-39-a: Old council house & flagstaff in front of dance hall . . . | ||||
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8-39-b: "Home of Penobscot Indians, Oldtown, Me." postcard. | ||||
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8-39-c: "Indian Island, Oldtown, Me." postcard | ||||
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8-39-d: "Panoramic View of Old Town, Maine. No. 5" postcard | ||||
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8-39-e: Views of Old Town, Me. | ||||
Postal Card Geographic Name(s): Old Town (Me.) | ||||
8-39-f: "Indian Island, Oldtown, Me." postcard | ||||
Postal Card, adressed, and with note, to "Mrs. Florence Speck, University Museum, Philadelphia, Penn." Geographic Name(s): Old Town (Me.) Access digital object: | ||||
8-39-g: "Indian Reservation and Ferry, Oldtown, Me." postcard | ||||
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8-39-h: "Main St. Indian Island" postcard | ||||
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8-39-i: Street scenes in Old Town, Me. | ||||
Postal Card Geographic Name(s): Old Town (Me.) | ||||
8-39-j: Street scenes in Old Town, Me. | ||||
Postal Card Geographic Name(s): Old Town (Me.) | ||||
8-39-k: "Catholic Church and Convent at Indian Island, Old Town, Maine" color postcard | ||||
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8-39-l: "Indian convent and church, Indian Island, Me." color postcard | ||||
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8-39-m: "Penobscot River, Above Old Town, Me." postcard | ||||
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8-40(a-l) Penobscot: Indian Island #2 | 1906-1941 | |||
8-40-a: Unidentified buildings | ||||
8-40-b: View of Penobscot River from Indian trail on Orson Island | 1941 | |||
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8-40-c: Unidentified water scene | ||||
8-40-d: Covered bridge (?) | ||||
8-40-e: Unidentified street scene | ||||
8-40-f: Unidentified street scene | ||||
8-40-g: Old Block House, Fort McClary | ||||
Postal Card Geographic Name(s): Kittery Point (Me.) | ||||
8-40-h: Big Houston Lake, K.I. Works, Me. | ||||
Postal Card | ||||
8-40-i: Cold Stream Lake | ||||
Postal Card Geographic Name(s): Enfield (Me.) | ||||
8-40-j: View of Old Town, buildings, with river in foreground | ||||
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8-40-k: View of Old Town, buildings, river and dock in foreground | ||||
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8-40-l: Unidentified scene | June 1937 | |||
Photo by Ralph S. Palmer | ||||
8-41(a) Penobscot: Mask | 1906-1941 | |||
8-41-a: Mask (deer scalp with antlers) | ||||
Similar to one worn by man in Fig. 30, p.84, Penob. Man | ||||
8-42(a) Penobscot: Moose hunt | 1906-1941 | |||
8-42-a: Wintertime moose hunt | ||||
Photo of drawing | ||||
8-43(a) Penobscot: Mount Katahdin | 1906-1941 | |||
8-43-a: Mt. Ktaadn (Mount Katahdin) | ||||
Close up - not same as distant view published in Penob. Man, p.19 | ||||
9-1(a-m) Penobscot: People #1 | 1906-1941 | |||
9-1-a: Elmer Attean | ||||
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9-1-b: Penobscot boy | ||||
9-1-c: Penobscot boy | ||||
9-1-d: Penobscot boy | ||||
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9-1-e: Penobscot chief and wife in birch bark canoe with curve decorations at ends, postal card | ||||
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9-1-f: Penobscot child | ||||
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9-1-g: Penobscot girl in deerskin | ||||
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9-1-h: Penobscot man, full face & profile | ||||
9-1-i: Nick Andrews, profile | ||||
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9-1-j: Penobscot child in cradle board | ||||
9-1-k: Unidentified priest | ||||
Postal card | ||||
9-1-l: Two Penobscot women | ||||
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9-1-m: Women making baskets at Indian Island | ||||
Postal card Geographic Name(s): Old Town (Me.) | ||||
9-2(a-p) Penobscot: People #2 | 1906-1941 | |||
9-2-a: Group at Indian School, Indian Island, Oldtown, Maine, postal card | ||||
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9-2-b: Group outside Indian Island School, Oldtown, Maine, postal card | ||||
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9-2-c: Man working basket splints | ||||
Postal card | ||||
9-2-d: Penobscot girls, holding cat | ||||
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9-2-e: Alice Swassion making a bag of basswood | ||||
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9-2-f: Newell Gabriel wearing moose skin coat, postal card | ||||
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9-2-g: Penobscot dance leader, Peter Nelson, with rattle | ||||
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9-2-h: Boy of Attean family in deerskin cape. Elmer Attean, son of Mitch (?) Attean. | ||||
Published p.8, Penob. Man | ||||
9-2-i: Penobscot women and children, group portrait in traditional attire, postal card | ||||
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9-2-j: Group of Penobscot Indians | ||||
Postal card | ||||
9-2-k: Francis Xavier Tomah using birch bark moose call | ||||
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9-2-l: Frank Dana and grandson Andrew Dana | ||||
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9-2-m: Andrew Dana and his grandfather "old" Frank Dana, wearing snow shoes | ||||
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9-2-n: Newell Lion, half length frontal portrait | ||||
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9-2-o: Newell Lion, profile | ||||
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9-2-p: Newell Lion | ||||
Photo by Haeseler, Philadelphia | ||||
9-3(a-s) Penobscot: People #3 | 1906-1941 | |||
9-3-a: Roland Nelson, bust length portrait | ||||
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9-3-b: Roland Nelson in traditional attire | 1926 | |||
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9-3-c: "Scene at the Pagent, 1933, Oldtown, Me." Postal card | 1933 | |||
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9-3-d: Group | ||||
Postal card | ||||
9-3-e: Geraldine Francis, Carl Francis, and Marty Francis | ||||
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9-3-f: Girl | ||||
9-3-g: Girl | ||||
9-3-h: Girl | ||||
9-3-i: Girl | ||||
9-3-j: Girl | ||||
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9-3-k: Girl | ||||
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9-3-l: Girl | ||||
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9-3-m: Girl | ||||
Like (f) | ||||
9-3-n: Girl | ||||
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9-3-o: Girl | ||||
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9-3-p: Girl | ||||
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9-3-q: Girl | ||||
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9-3-r: Girl | ||||
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9-3-s: Girl | ||||
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9-4(a-h) Penobscot: People #4 | 1906-1941 | |||
9-4-a: "Louis Nicholas Penobscot Tribe, Old Town Me." Postal card | 1912 | |||
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9-4-b: Louis Nicholas as older man | circa 1938 | |||
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9-4-c: Louis Nicholas as older man, profile | circa 1938 | |||
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9-4-d: Peter M. Nicolar, in traditional attire | ||||
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9-4-e: Clara Paul in native dress of ca. 1840 period with traditional "war bow" & silver brooches | ||||
Published p.144 Penob. man | ||||
9-4-f: Group portrait of Penobscot adults, postal card | ||||
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9-4-g: Group of Malecite of St. Johns River showing older types of attire among Eastern Indians, postal card | ||||
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9-4-h: Penobscot man building canoe | ||||
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9-5(a-n) Penobscot: People #5 | 1906-1941 | |||
9-5-a: Joe Swassion | ||||
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9-5-b: Joe Solomon with stone pipe | ||||
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9-5-c: Penobscot woman in characteristic attire of historic period | ||||
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9-5-d: Two Penobscot women | ||||
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9-5-e: Wi.s?debebi 'covered head' | ||||
9-5-f: Unidentified Penobscot girl | ||||
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9-5-g: Clara Neptune | ||||
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9-5-h: Paul Nicolas, profile | ||||
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9-5-i: Unidentified man | ||||
9-5-j: Unidentified man | ||||
9-5-k: Agnes Dominick in cap | ||||
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9-5-l: Agnes Dominick in cap, profile | ||||
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9-5-m: Unidentified Penobscot boy | ||||
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9-5-n: Unidentified boy | ||||
9-6(a) Penobscot: People #6 | 1906-1941 | |||
9-6-a: Clara Paul in traditional attire, ca. 1840, with traditional "war bow" and silver brooches | ||||
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9-7(a-n) Penobscot: Photo album #1 | 1906-1941 | |||
9-7-a: Penobscot Hunters | ||||
3 7/8 x 3 Removed from album & marked in order of removal from top left to right | ||||
9-7-b: Canoe | ||||
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9-7-c: Penobscot girl, standing outside | ||||
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9-7-d: Penobscot child, standing outside | ||||
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9-7-e: Beached canoe | ||||
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9-7-f: Penobscot woman with birch bark cap | ||||
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9-7-g: Group portrait, Penobscot boys, standing outside | ||||
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9-7-h: Penobscot Man's ceremonial collar and coat lapels | ||||
6 1/2 x 8 1/2 Removed from album & marked in order of removal from top left to right | ||||
9-7-i: Wooden and Birch-bark spoons | ||||
8 1/2 x 6 1/2 Photo of implements shown in drawings, Fig. 39, p.112, Penob. Man Removed from album & marked in order of removal from top left to right | ||||
9-7-j: 2 men wih beached canoe | ||||
4 5/8 X 6 1/2 Removed from album & marked in order of removal from top left to right | ||||
9-7-k: Young man and woman, standing outside | ||||
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9-7-l: Houses | ||||
3 1/2 x 3 1/2 Removed from album & marked in order of removal from top left to right | ||||
9-7-m: Man and boy with canoe (turned over) | ||||
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9-7-n: Young man with snow shoes and drag sled | ||||
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9-8(a-v) Penobscot: Photo album #2 | 1906-1941 | |||
9-8-a: Penobscot woman with birch bark cap and collar | ||||
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9-8-b: Man | ||||
3 3/8 x 3 | ||||
9-8-c: Man with feather headdress | ||||
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9-8-d: Penobscot man, portrait | ||||
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9-8-e: Man (Profile) | ||||
4 3/4 x 3 3/8 | ||||
9-8-f: Man (seated) | ||||
3 7/8 x 3 1/8 | ||||
9-8-g: Two Penobscot men, wearing headdress and collar | ||||
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9-8-h: Young woman with hat | ||||
See portraits of Penobscots for same photo 4 1/8 x 2 5/8 | ||||
9-8-i: Girl | ||||
4 x 3 1/8 | ||||
9-8-j: Old man | ||||
4 x 2 1/2 | ||||
9-8-k: Old man | ||||
4 x 2 1/2 | ||||
9-8-l: Man wearing ceremonial collar & using mortar and pestle | ||||
3 5/8 x 4 5/8 | ||||
9-8-m: Penobscot man wearing ceremonial collar, profile | ||||
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9-8-n: Man wearing ceremonial collar, profile | ||||
5 7/8 x 3 1/4 | ||||
9-8-o: Two Penobscot men, standing outside with sled | ||||
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9-8-p: Street & house | ||||
3 1/4 x 3 1/4 | ||||
9-8-q: Man, profile | ||||
3 7/8 x 2 5/8 | ||||
9-8-r: View of canoe in lake, postcard | ||||
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9-8-s: Penobscot woman, seated outside | ||||
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9-8-t: Woman and child, seated outside | ||||
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9-8-u: Girl | ||||
Same as (m) 7 3/4 x 3 1/2 | ||||
9-8-v: Drag sled for big game | ||||
5 x 8 Published as Fig. 21, p.72 Penob. Man | ||||
9-9(a-p) Penobscot: Photo album #3 | 1906-1941 | |||
9-9-a: Penobscot men and women, seated outside | ||||
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9-9-b: John Susep with root club | ||||
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9-9-c: Man seated, 4 x 3 | ||||
Same man as in Photo Album (#2) (f) | ||||
9-9-d: 5 people seated | ||||
3 5/8 x 4 5/8 4 are same as in (a) | ||||
9-9-e: Young man with a canoe | ||||
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9-9-f: 2 rectangular birch-bark baskets | ||||
4 1/2 x 6 1/2 | ||||
9-9-g: Four adults, one child, outside, house in background | ||||
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9-9-h: Woman's cap, skirt, & leggings | ||||
7 1/4 x 5 1/8 | ||||
9-9-i: Woodn bowl | ||||
9 1/8 x 7 3/8 | ||||
9-9-j: "Penobscot birch-bark pack basket" | ||||
8 3/8 x 5 3/4 | ||||
9-9-k: 5 basket-splint cutters (gages) | ||||
8 1/2 x 6 1/2 | ||||
9-9-l: "Penobscot packstraps of basswood and pipe bag | ||||
8 1/2 x 6 1/2 | ||||
9-9-m: "11/2971 = Birch bark canoe, Penobscot, Maine | ||||
17'0" long; 4x7 Geographic Name(s): Penobscot, Maine | ||||
9-9-n: Five adults, three children, outside, house in background | ||||
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9-9-o: "9/6382 Birchbark canoe, Penobscot | ||||
Geographic Name(s): Old Town (Me.) | ||||
9-9-p: Woman, standing outside with blanket wrapped around head and shoulders | ||||
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9-10(a-o) Penobscot: Photo album #4 | 1904-1941 | |||
9-10-a: Penobscot man with feather headdress, skin coat and bow | ||||
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9-10-b: Peter M. Nicolas | ||||
3 1/4 x 4 3/8 Same person as & similar to photo album #13, (f) | ||||
9-10-c: Small girl, seated outside in wooden chair | ||||
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9-10-d: Peter M. Nicolas with unidentified man and boy | ||||
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9-10-e: Houses | ||||
2 3/4 x 3 1/2 | ||||
9-10-f: Tree trunk with somebark missing | ||||
4 1/4 x 3 1/4 | ||||
9-10-g: Passamaquoddy woman in traditional attire | ||||
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9-10-h: Joe Swassion | ||||
5x4 | ||||
9-10-i: "Penobscot Indians,' John L. Mitchill, wife and daughter," postcard | ||||
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9-10-j: Two Passamaquoddy women and one Penobscot woman | ||||
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9-10-k: Man (bust) with ceremonial collar | ||||
2 3/4 x 1 1/4 Cropped version of Photo Album # 6, (o) | ||||
9-10-l: Canoe (upside down) | ||||
2 3/4 x 4 1/2 | ||||
9-10-m: "Paul Neptune, Penobscot Tribe, Old Town, Me." postcard | ||||
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9-10-n: Fish trap, 6 1/2 x 8 1/2 | ||||
9-10-o: 8 basket-splint cutters (guages) | ||||
plain, 8 3/8 x 6 3/8 | ||||
9-11(a-q) Penobscot: Photo album #5 | 1906-1941 | |||
9-11-a: Two Penobscot girls, 3 3/4 x 3 | ||||
9-11-b: Man standing beside stretched seal skin | ||||
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9-11-c: Houses & church, stream in foreground | ||||
3 5/8 x 4 1/2 | ||||
9-11-d: Houses and church, stream in foreground | ||||
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9-11-e: Man demonstrating use of wooden buzz toy | ||||
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9-11-f: Young woman standing in doorway | ||||
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9-11-g: Man making snow shoes | ||||
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9-11-h: 15 [silver] broaches (?) | ||||
7 x 4 7/8 | ||||
9-11-i: Canoe with houses in background | ||||
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9-11-j: River scene | ||||
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9-11-k: River scene | ||||
3 3/4 x 4 3/4 | ||||
9-11-l: River scene | ||||
4 3/4 x 4 3/4 | ||||
9-11-m: River scene | ||||
5 3/4 x 4 3/4 | ||||
9-11-n: Side-wheel paddle boat with boiler visible and wheels enclosed | ||||
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9-11-o: Unidentified community | ||||
3 5/8 x 4 3/4 | ||||
9-11-p: River scene | ||||
3 5/8 x 4 5/8 & 3 1/2 x 4 5/8 | ||||
9-11-q: River scene | ||||
4 5/8 x 4 5/8 & 3 1/2 x 4 5/8 | ||||
9-12(a-p) Penobscot: Photo album #6 | 1906-1941 | |||
9-12-a: River scene | ||||
5 5/8 x 4 5/8 & 3 1/2 x 4 5/8 | ||||
9-12-b: Winter scene, Center Street, Indian Island, Maine | ||||
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9-12-c: Small girl | ||||
4 1/2 x 2 3/4 | ||||
9-12-d: "Micmac" item (Unidentified) | ||||
Photo by Museum of the American Indian, 50.1/9462, 2 7/8 x 6 5/8 | ||||
9-12-e: 2 powder horns; irreg. | ||||
Approx. 4x6 | ||||
9-12-f: River scene | ||||
3 3/4 x 4 5/8 | ||||
9-12-g: River scene | ||||
4 3/4 x 4 5/8 | ||||
9-12-h: River scene | ||||
5 3/4 x 4 5/8 | ||||
9-12-i: River scene | ||||
6 3/4 x 4 5/8 | ||||
9-12-j: Woman's legging (?) | ||||
Mounted vertically, 7 x 2 1/2, same as Photo Album #7 (c) | ||||
9-12-k: Peter Nelson wearing ceremonial collar and cuffs | ||||
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9-12-l: "Penobscot. Louie Sockalex's funeral" | ||||
5x4 | ||||
9-12-m: Passamaquoddy woman and small girl | ||||
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9-12-n: Tomah Joseph in ceremonial attire with bow | ||||
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9-12-o: Man (from waist up) wearing ceremonial collar, front view | ||||
4 1/4 x 3 1/4, uncropped of photo album #4, (k) | ||||
9-12-p: Man (from waist up) wearing ceremonial collar, right rear view | ||||
4 1/4 x 3 1/4, same as photo album (#18), (c) | ||||
9-13(a-p) Penobscot: Photo album #7 | 1906-1941 | |||
9-13-a: Hunter's decoy cape | ||||
6 1/4 x 5 1/2, published as Fig. 9 p.45 Penob. Man | ||||
9-13-b: Man's ceremonial collar | ||||
5 1/2 x 5 | ||||
9-13-c: Woman's legging (?) | ||||
2 1/4 x 5 1/8, mounted horizontally, same as photo album #6, (j) | ||||
9-13-d: Decorated birch-bark items (6), including 3 round containers with lids | ||||
3x4 | ||||
9-13-e: Cuffs (?) | ||||
1 3/8 x 5 1/2 | ||||
9-13-f: Cuffs (?) | ||||
2 3/8 x 5 1/2 | ||||
9-13-g: Temporary birch-bark wigwam | ||||
6 x 7 7/8, published as Fig. 4, p.28, Penob. Man | ||||
9-13-h: Penobscot woman with decorative attire | ||||
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9-13-i: "Steve and Francois Stanislaus, Lincoln, Me." postcard | ||||
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9-13-j: Elizabeth Mitchell Bernard, wearing hat, standing outside | ||||
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9-13-k: Man | ||||
6 1/2 x 4 1/2 | ||||
9-13-l: One woman and three men, standing and seated | ||||
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9-13-m: Joseph Mary Soloman holding his grandson Teddy Soloman | ||||
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9-13-n: "Head rubbing," children playing outside | ||||
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9-13-o: Man, side view | ||||
3 1/2 x 3 3/8 | ||||
9-13-p: "Main St. Indian Island, Old Town, M." postcard | ||||
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9-14(a-v) Penobscot: Photo album #8 | 1906-1941 | |||
9-14-a: Photograph of person | ||||
4x3 | ||||
9-14-b: Photograph of person | ||||
4x3 | ||||
9-14-c: Photograph of person | ||||
4x3 | ||||
9-14-d: Photograph of person | ||||
4x3 | ||||
9-14-e: Two Penobscot women, standing outside | ||||
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9-14-f: Photograph of person | ||||
4x3 | ||||
9-14-g: Photograph of person | ||||
4x3, same person as (h) | ||||
9-14-h: Photograph of person | ||||
4x3, same person as (g) | ||||
9-14-i: Photograph of person | ||||
4x3 | ||||
9-14-j: Photograph of person | ||||
4x3 | ||||
9-14-k: Photograph of person | ||||
4x3 | ||||
9-14-l: Photograph of person | ||||
4x3 | ||||
9-14-m: Photograph of person | ||||
4x3 | ||||
9-14-n: "Doris Dauphinnais, St. Francis, Abenaki" | ||||
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9-14-o: Photograph of person | ||||
4x3 | ||||
9-14-p: Old woman | ||||
3 1/2 x 2 1/4 | ||||
9-14-q: Birch-bark dish | ||||
3 3/8 x 6 1/2 | ||||
9-14-r: Round birch-bark box | ||||
3 x 2 1/4 | ||||
9-14-s: Penobscot girl in deerskin | ||||
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9-14-t: View of Old Woman | ||||
4x3 | ||||
9-14-u: View of Old Woman | ||||
4x4 | ||||
9-14-v: Joe Swassion | ||||
4x3 | ||||
9-15(a-v) Penobscot: Photo album #9 | 1906-1941 | |||
9-15-a: Photos of splint baskets | ||||
Various sizes; Max vert. of 3", max horiz. of 6 3/4 | ||||
9-15-b: Photos of splint baskets | ||||
Various sizes; Max vert. of 3", max horiz. of 6 3/4 | ||||
9-15-c: Photos of splint baskets | ||||
Various sizes; Max vert. of 3", max horiz. of 6 3/4 | ||||
9-15-d: Photos of splint baskets | ||||
Various sizes; Max vert. of 3", max horiz. of 6 3/4 | ||||
9-15-e: Photos of splint baskets | ||||
Various sizes; Max vert. of 3", max horiz. of 6 3/4 | ||||
9-15-f: Photos of splint baskets | ||||
Various sizes; Max vert. of 3", max horiz. of 6 3/4 | ||||
9-15-g: Photos of splint baskets | ||||
Various sizes; Max vert. of 3", max horiz. of 6 3/4 | ||||
9-15-h: Photos of splint baskets | ||||
Various sizes; Max vert. of 3", max horiz. of 6 3/4 | ||||
9-15-i: Photos of people | ||||
Various sizes; max of 4 1/4 x 3 1/4 | ||||
9-15-j: Photos of people | ||||
Various sizes; max of 4 1/4 x 3 1/4 | ||||
9-15-k: Photos of people | ||||
Various sizes; max of 4 1/4 x 3 1/4 | ||||
9-15-l: Photos of people | ||||
Various sizes; max of 4 1/4 x 3 1/4 | ||||
9-15-m: Photos of people | ||||
Various sizes; max of 4 1/4 x 3 1/4 | ||||
9-15-n: Photos of people | ||||
Various sizes; max of 4 1/4 x 3 1/4 | ||||
9-15-o: Photos of people | ||||
Various sizes; max of 4 1/4 x 3 1/4 | ||||
9-15-p: Photos of people | ||||
Various sizes; max of 4 1/4 x 3 1/4 | ||||
9-15-q: Young man in snow | ||||
6 1/2 x 4 1/2 | ||||
9-15-r: Unidentified man | ||||
4 x 2 3/4 | ||||
9-15-s: Man wearing hunters decoy cape | ||||
4 1/4 x 3 1/4 | ||||
9-15-t: Winter scene | ||||
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9-15-u: Unidentified man | ||||
4 x 2 3/4 | ||||
9-15-v: Penobscot boy on sled, man stading behind, canoe in background | ||||
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9-16(a-s) Penobscot: Photo album #10 | 1906-1941 | |||
9-16-a: " The high barrens of Newfoundland [?] of Cape Race in June from a point about 10 miles distant in Capot Strait, snow bands are seen in the center | ||||
3 x 5 1/4 | ||||
9-16-b: Penobscot encampment | ||||
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9-16-c: ? | ||||
4 x 3 1/4 | ||||
9-16-d: "Hemlock Joes' wife" Penobscot woman with long hair | ||||
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9-16-e: Birch-bark moose call | ||||
2 1/2 x 7 1/2 | ||||
9-16-f: View of unidentified building | ||||
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9-16-g: Skirt, Penobscot woman's | ||||
5 3/4 x 5 | ||||
9-16-h: "Clara Neptune, Indian Island, Old Town, Me." postcard | ||||
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9-16-i: "Clara Neptune, Penobscot Tribe, Indian Island, Old Town, Me." postcard | ||||
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9-16-j: Group portrait of man, woman and child, standing outside, man holding dog | ||||
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9-16-k: "M. M. Francis and Wife, Penobscot Tribe, Old Town, Me." postcard | ||||
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9-16-l: 2 women | ||||
4 x 3 | ||||
9-16-m: Two men working on canoe | ||||
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9-16-n: Moose (?) hide canoe, under construction & Completed | ||||
Approx 4x3 | ||||
9-16-o: Man and dog beside completed canoe | ||||
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9-16-p: Woman | ||||
4 x 3 | ||||
9-16-q: Canoe (moose hide?) | ||||
4 x 3 1/8 | ||||
9-16-r: Man wearing ceremonial collar | ||||
4 x 3 1/8 | ||||
9-16-s: Hunter & son | ||||
4 x 3 1/8 | ||||
9-17(a-w) Penobscot: Photo album #11 | 1906-1941 | |||
9-17-a: Photos of people | ||||
various sizes, max. vert. of 5", max. horiz. of 4 1/4" | ||||
9-17-b: Photos of people | ||||
various sizes, max. vert. of 5", max. horiz. of 4 1/4" | ||||
9-17-c: Group of children playing outside | ||||
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9-17-d: Photos of people | ||||
various sizes, max. vert. of 5", max. horiz. of 4 1/4" | ||||
9-17-e: Photos of people | ||||
various sizes, max. vert. of 5", max. horiz. of 4 1/4" | ||||
9-17-f: Photos of people | ||||
various sizes, max. vert. of 5", max. horiz. of 4 1/4" | ||||
9-17-g: Dice and bowl game | ||||
4 1/4 x 3 | ||||
9-17-h: Women making [?] | ||||
4 x 3 1/4 | ||||
9-17-i: Women making [?] | ||||
4 x 3 1/4 | ||||
9-17-j: View of dwelling surrounded by plants and trees | ||||
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9-17-k: 2 women | ||||
4 1/4 x 3 3/8 | ||||
9-17-l: Woman with cat | ||||
4 1/4 x 3 3/8 | ||||
9-17-m: Group portrait, Passamaquoddy men and women | ||||
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9-17-n: "Meskwaki" | ||||
4 x 2 1/2 | ||||
9-17-o: Group portrait of men, women and child | ||||
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9-17-p: Photos of people | ||||
3 3/4 x 3 and 4 1/2 x 3 1/2 | ||||
9-17-q: Photos of people | ||||
3 3/4 x 3 and 4 1/2 x 3 1/2 | ||||
9-17-r: Two men, standing outside | ||||
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9-17-s: Woman making [?] | ||||
3 5/8 x 4 3/4, very similar to (i) and same woman | ||||
9-17-t: Man with bundles of (? grass, broom straw?) | ||||
3 1/4 x 4 1/8 | ||||
9-17-u: Man and woman, standing outside | ||||
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9-17-v: Photo of people | ||||
4 x 3 1/4 | ||||
9-17-w: Man with ceremonial headdress and cuffs | ||||
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9-18(a-v) Penobscot: Photo album #12 | 1906-1941 | |||
9-18-a: Young Penobscot girl, seated, dresser in background | ||||
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9-18-b: Profile of man in ceremonial attire | ||||
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9-18-c: Portrait of man in suit, standing outside | ||||
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9-18-d: Portrait of boy, standing outside | ||||
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9-18-e: Man holding child, standing outside | ||||
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9-18-f: Passamaquoddy man in ceremonial attire | ||||
5x4 | ||||
9-18-g: Woman weaving splint basket | ||||
Same woman as in photo album (#1), (i) & (s) prob. continuatin of process in these | ||||
9-18-h: Woman weaving splint basket | ||||
Same woman as in photo album (#1), (i) & (s) prob. continuatin of process in these | ||||
9-18-i: Woman weaving splint basket | ||||
Same woman as in photo album (#1), (i) & (s) prob. continuatin of process in these | ||||
9-18-j: Man doing (?) with splints | ||||
3 1/2 x 4 1/2 | ||||
9-18-k: Man, seated, working with splints | ||||
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9-18-l: Joe Swassion | ||||
4x3 | ||||
9-18-m: Girl | ||||
4x3 | ||||
9-18-n: Woman, seated indoors, dresser in background | ||||
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9-18-o: Man wearing ceremonial collar & using mortar and pestle | ||||
4 1/8 x 3 1/4 | ||||
9-18-p: Girl | ||||
4x3 | ||||
9-18-q: 6 photos of people | ||||
5x4 | ||||
9-18-r: 6 photos of people | ||||
5x4 | ||||
9-18-s: Man, woman and child, standing outside | ||||
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9-18-t: 6 photos of people | ||||
5x4 | ||||
9-18-u: 6 photos of people | ||||
5x4 | ||||
9-18-v: 6 photos of people | ||||
5x4 | ||||
9-19(a-s) Penobscot: Photo album #13 | 1906-1941 | |||
9-19-a: Sash, spear, and 2 other items | ||||
"Plate 14" | ||||
9-19-b: "Old Town, Me." postcard | ||||
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9-19-c: "Penobscot Band," postcard | ||||
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9-19-d: Temporarty birch-bark wigwam | ||||
5 7/8 x 7 3/4 | ||||
9-19-e: Man standing on logs with shovel, postcard | ||||
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9-19-f: Man, boy & Peter M. Nicolas | ||||
3 5/8 x 4 1/4 | ||||
9-19-g: (?River?) fozen over | ||||
3 1/8 x 3 3/4 | ||||
9-19-h: (?River?) fozen over | ||||
4 1/8 x 3 3/4 | ||||
9-19-i: Woman with blanket over head & shoulders | ||||
4 3/4 x 3 3/8 | ||||
9-19-j: Charlie "Daylight" Mitchell holding a root club | ||||
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9-19-k: Charlie "Daylight" Mitchell and Peter M. Nicolas with snowshoes | ||||
4 3/8 x 3 3/8 | ||||
9-19-l: Boy | ||||
4 3/8 x 3 3/8 | ||||
9-19-m: Boy on sled | ||||
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9-19-n: Man [same as (j)] | ||||
4 3/8 x 3 3/8 | ||||
9-19-o: Man with sled, 4 1/4 x 3 1/4 | ||||
9-19-p: "Elizabeth Andrews, Indian Island, Old Town, Me." postcard | ||||
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9-19-q: "Newell Tomah, Penobscot Tribe, Indian Island, Old Town, Me." postcard | ||||
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9-19-r: 2 men with sleds, 3 1/4 x 4 1/8 | ||||
9-19-s: "Micmac Indians, N.S." | ||||
3 3/8 x 5 3/8 | ||||
9-20(a-w) Penobscot: Photo album #14 | 1906-1941 | |||
9-20-a: Elizabeth Andrews, Indian Island | ||||
Postal card, 5 3/8 x 3 3/8 Geographic Name(s): Old Town (Me.) | ||||
9-20-b: Clara Neptune, Penobscot Tribe | ||||
Postal card 5 3/8 x 3 3/8, Copyrighted 1912 Geographic Name(s): Old Town (Me.) | ||||
9-20-c: Joe Francis Penobscot Tribe Old Town, Me. | ||||
Postal card 5 3/8 x 3 3/8, Copyrighted 1912 Geographic Name(s): Old Town (Me.) | ||||
9-20-d: N.M. Francis & wife, Penobscot Tribe | ||||
Postal card, 3 3/8 x 5 3/8 Geographic Name(s): Old Town (Me.) | ||||
9-20-e: Pair of snowshoes | ||||
3 1/2 x 4 3/8 | ||||
9-20-f: 6 photos of people | ||||
Various sizes | ||||
9-20-g: 6 photos of people | ||||
Various sizes | ||||
9-20-h: 6 photos of people | ||||
Various sizes | ||||
9-20-i: 6 photos of people | ||||
Various sizes | ||||
9-20-j: 6 photos of people | ||||
Various sizes Uses of wooden buzzer toy | ||||
9-20-k: 6 photos of people | ||||
Various sizes | ||||
9-20-l: Young woman | ||||
4 1/8 x 3 1/8 | ||||
9-20-m: Young woman | ||||
2 1/4 x 2 | ||||
9-20-n: Man seated, using mortar and pestle | ||||
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9-20-o: Man | ||||
4 x 3 1/8 | ||||
9-20-p: Peter M. Nicolas | ||||
3 7/8 x 2 3/4 | ||||
9-20-q: Woman making splint basket | ||||
3 5/8 x 4 5/8 [see photo album #12 (g), (h), (i) for other pictures of same] | ||||
9-20-r: Boy of Attean family | ||||
4 x 3 1/4 | ||||
9-20-s: 5 photos of people | ||||
Various sizes, max. 4 1/4 x 3 3/8 | ||||
9-20-t: 5 photos of people | ||||
Various sizes, max. 4 1/4 x 3 3/8 | ||||
9-20-u: 5 photos of people | ||||
Various sizes, max. 4 1/4 x 3 3/8 | ||||
9-20-v: 5 photos of people | ||||
Various sizes, max. 4 1/4 x 3 3/8 | ||||
9-20-w: 5 photos of people | ||||
Various sizes, max. 4 1/4 x 3 3/8 | ||||
9-21(a-z) Penobscot: Photo album #15 | 1906-1941 | |||
9-21-a: Young woman | ||||
4 1/2 x 3 1/4 | ||||
9-21-b: View of various dwellings, people walking on road | ||||
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9-21-c: Man & woman | ||||
4x3 | ||||
9-21-d: Peter M. Nicolas | ||||
4 3/8 x 3 3/8 | ||||
9-21-e: Boy wearing hunter's decoy cape & coat with double curvilinear decoration | ||||
4 1/4 x 3 3/8 [seems to be sam articles as worn by man in photo album #9, (s) | ||||
9-21-f: Woods scene | ||||
3 1/4 x 4 1/4 | ||||
9-21-g: George Dana Penobscott Tribe | ||||
Copyrighted 1912 Postal card, 5 3/8 x 3 3/8 Geographic Name(s): Old Town (Me.) | ||||
9-21-h: Unidentified man in ceremonial dress | ||||
Postal card, 5 3/8 x 3 3/8 | ||||
9-21-i: Man's ceremonial collar & cuffs | ||||
3 5/ x 4 1/4 | ||||
9-21-j: Man with bundles of (?grass/broom straw?) | ||||
3x4 | ||||
9-21-k: Group of people | ||||
2 3/4 x 3 1/4 | ||||
9-21-l: Boy working on lacrosse racket | ||||
3 1/4 x 3 3/8 | ||||
9-21-m: "John Snow, Penobscot Tribe, Old Town, Me." postcard | ||||
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9-21-n: "Roland Nelson, Penobscot, 1929" | 1929 | |||
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9-21-o: View of canoe, beached | ||||
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9-21-p: Canoes beached | ||||
2 3/4 x 4 3/8 and 2 1/8 x 6 1/2 | ||||
9-21-q: Man & woman | ||||
9-21-r: Man & woman | ||||
9-21-s: Wigwams | ||||
5 x 3 1/2 and 3 1/2 x 5 | ||||
9-21-t: Wigwams | ||||
5 x 3 1/2 and 3 1/2 x 5 | ||||
9-21-u: Abenaki Lean-to | ||||
3 14 x 4 1/8 | ||||
9-21-v: Tree trunk with some bark missing | ||||
4 1/4 x 3 1/4 | ||||
9-21-w: Peter M. Nicolas with snowshoe | ||||
4 3/8 x 3 1/4 | ||||
9-21-x: Men & boys shooting bows | ||||
3 3/8 x 3 1/2 | ||||
9-21-y: Three men and one boy, shooting bows | ||||
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9-21-z: Men & women in ceremonial dress | ||||
3 1/8 x 4 1/4 | ||||
9-22(a-t) Penobscot: Photo album #16 | 1906-1941 | |||
9-22-a: Wigwam | ||||
5x7 | ||||
9-22-b: "Ramona Mitchill, Indian Island, Me." postcard | ||||
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9-22-c: Child in cradle board | ||||
Potal card cropped to 4 3/4 x 3 | ||||
9-22-d: Wigwam | ||||
5x7 | ||||
9-22-e: Necklaces | ||||
irreg. approx. 6 1/4 x 5 1/2 | ||||
9-22-f: Knives | ||||
1 1/2 x 6 | ||||
9-22-g: 2 men with several items of material culture | ||||
6 1/2 x 8 1/2 | ||||
9-22-h: Sled | ||||
5 1/2 x 8 | ||||
9-22-i: Agnes Dominick Micmac at Old Town, Me. | 1911 | |||
7x5 Geographic Name(s): Old Town (Me.) | ||||
9-22-j: Old Man wearing Hunter's Decoy Cape | ||||
6 3/4 x 4 7/8 | ||||
9-22-k: "Penobscot snowshoes" | ||||
3 snowshoes 6 1/2 x 5 | ||||
9-22-l: "Abenaki snowshoes from Lake George Band 1907 F.G.S" | 1907 | |||
8 x 4 1/2 | ||||
9-22-m: Snowshoe | ||||
8 x 2 3/4 | ||||
9-22-n: Snowshoe | ||||
8 1/2 x 2 3/4 | ||||
9-22-o: Penobscot pipes | ||||
2/8074 upper 2/8706 lower; 1 7/8 x 4 3/4; mounted | ||||
9-22-p: "Beaded breast piece Malecite. III. E. 30." | ||||
Geological Survey of Canada; 7 1/4 x 4 1/4 | ||||
9-22-q: Beaded item | ||||
9-22-r: ? with bead work | ||||
9 3/4 x 4 and 9 x 3 3/4; photo credit to American Museum of Natural History | ||||
9-22-s: Woman's cap | ||||
9 1/2 x 7 1/2; 50/7363; Photo credit to American Museum of Natural History | ||||
9-22-t: ? | ||||
9 1/2 x 3 3/4 | ||||
9-23(a-w) Penobscot: Photo album #17 | 1906-1941 | |||
9-23-a: Girl | ||||
4 7/8 x 4 | ||||
9-23-b: "Passamaquoddy" man in ceremonial dress | ||||
9-23-c: Corn growing | ||||
9-23-d: Girl wearing (?beaded?) headband | ||||
9-23-e: Man | ||||
9-23-f: Man | ||||
9-23-g: "Fort Halifax, Built 1754, Waterville, Me." | ||||
Color Postal Card | ||||
9-23-h: "Fort Halifax, Built 1754, Waterville, Me." | ||||
Color Postal Card | ||||
9-23-i: Splint basket, "Meskwaki" | ||||
9-23-j: ? "Meskwaki" | ||||
9-23-k: ? "Meskwaki" | ||||
9-23-l: Young woman in ceremonial dress (bust) | ||||
9-23-m: Baby | ||||
9-23-n: "Penobscot splint basket" | ||||
9-23-o: Boy | June 4, 1914 | |||
Dept. of Mines, Geological Survey, Photographic Div. 26844 | ||||
9-23-p: Francois Neptune | June 4, 1914 | |||
Dept. of Mines Geological Survey, Photographic Division 26846 Geographic Name(s): Bécancour (Québec) | ||||
9-23-q: "Athion Lewey, Indian Guide, Grand Lake, Maine" postcard | ||||
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9-23-r: Roland Nelson | ||||
9-23-s: Penobscot Boy | ||||
9-23-t: Group of children | ||||
9-23-u: Photos of women in ceremonial dress | ||||
5x4 | ||||
9-23-v: Photos of women in ceremonial dress | ||||
5x4 | ||||
9-23-w: Photos of women in ceremonial dress | ||||
5x4 | ||||
9-24(a-z, aa) Penobscot: Photo album #18 | 1906-1941 | |||
9-24- Penobscot village, winter scene | ||||
Processing information: (2021-08) This image is not in folder #9-24, and appears to have been miscatalogued. Its actual location has not yet been identified. Access digital object: | ||||
9-24-a: "Mt. Ktaadin from Togue Pond" | ||||
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9-24-b: Man in ceremonial dress (bust) | ||||
9-24-c: Man wearing ceremonial collar | ||||
9-24-d: Group of people | ||||
9-24-e: Double exposure of man & child and Orono tombstone | ||||
9-24-f: 2 boys | ||||
9-24-g: "Penobscot & Passamaquoddy" | ||||
9-24-h: Woman Penobscot boy | ||||
9-24-i: Penobscot boy | ||||
9-24-j: Group of children | ||||
9-24-k: 2 boys | ||||
same as (f) above | ||||
9-24-l: 2 girls | ||||
9-24-m: Small girl | ||||
9-24-n: Small girl | ||||
9-24-o: "John Snow Penobscot Tribe Old Town Me." | ||||
9-24-p: "Penobscot Photos sent by G.A. Paul, March 1922": Unidentified woman | ||||
9-24-q: "Penobscot Photos sent by G.A. Paul, March 1922": "Pete" | ||||
9-24-r: "Penobscot Photos sent by G.A. Paul, March 1922": Gabe Paul's niece | ||||
9-24-s: "Penobscot Photos sent by G.A. Paul, March 1922": Gabe Paul's niece | ||||
9-24-t: "Molly Molasses Hat" | ||||
9-24-u: Interior of a room with bed, chairs, & fireplace | ||||
9-24-v: Interior of a room with bed, chairs, & fireplace | ||||
9-24-w: Boy of Attean Family | ||||
9-24-x: Man poling a boat | ||||
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9-24-y: "View of Sydney Harbor, Royal C.B. Club" | ||||
9-24-z: Indian Summer Dwelling, P.E.I. | ||||
Geographic Name(s): Prince Edward Island | ||||
9-24-aa: Cedar bark carrying bag | ||||
Negative, 4x3 | ||||
9-25(a) Penobscot: Powder horn | 1906-1941 | |||
9-25-a: Penobscot powder horn decorated with . . . curve designs & diamond figures | ||||
9-26(a) Penobscot: Settlement | 1906-1941 | |||
9-26-a: Penobscot: Settlement | ||||
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9-27(a) Penobscot: Sled and pokers | 1906-1941 | |||
9-27-a: Boy on ice with sled and pokers | ||||
Picture also shows man & canoe on side | ||||
9-28(a-e) Penobscot: Snowshoes | 1906-1941 | |||
9-28-a: Drawing of wooden (white cedar) snowshoe | ||||
9-28-b: Printed drawing (?) of woven netting snowshoe | ||||
9-28-c: Woven netting snowshoe | ||||
Photo | ||||
9-28-d: Pair of woven netting snowshoes | ||||
Photo | ||||
9-28-e: Three styles of woven netting snowshoes: Pollywog head, pointed end, common form | ||||
Photo | ||||
9-29(a-b) Penobscot: Wampum belts | 1906-1941 | |||
9-29-a: Wampum belts | ||||
Glass negative & print (smaller than negative) | ||||
9-29-b: Wampum belts | ||||
9-30(a) Penobscot: War bow | 1906-1941 | |||
9-30-a: Model of traditional war-bow made of three pieces | ||||
Drawing, 10 3/4 x 1 3/4 | ||||
9-31(a-c) Penobscot: Women's caps | 1906-1941 | |||
9-31-a: Photo of 2 caps | ||||
Published in Penob. Man p. 146 | ||||
9-31-b: Photos of 3 caps | ||||
mounted on cardboard, 2 are same as in (a) | ||||
9-31-c: Photo of a cap | ||||
9-32(a) Penobscot: Women's skirt | 1906-1941 | |||
9-32-a: Skirt, Penobscot woman's | ||||
9-33(a) Penobscot: Wooden mould for small baskets | 1906-1941 | |||
9-33-a: Wooden mould for small baskets | ||||
Drawing, 4x4 | ||||
9-34(a) Penobscot and Malecite necklaces | n.d. | |||
9-34-a: Penobscot and Malecite Necklaces | ||||
Photo, 5 1/2 x 7; lower specimen - malecite; others - Penobscot | ||||
9-35(a-d) Pequot | 1921-1941 | |||
9-35-a: Pequot woman with baskets | ||||
(Pequot-Nehantic, Lantern Hill Indians) | ||||
9-35-b: Martha Langevin | 1941 | |||
Pequot, Mashentucket Reservation, Ledyard, Conn. Photos by Mrs. E.L. Butler, 1941 Geographic Name(s): Ledyard (Conn.) | ||||
9-35-c: Martha Langevin | 1941 | |||
Pequot, Mashentucket Reservation, Ledyard, Conn. Photos by Mrs. E.L. Butler, 1941 Geographic Name(s): Ledyard (Conn.) | ||||
9-35-d: Pequot carved wooden mortar, used with stone pestle | 1921 | |||
Published as P1. 16 (b) of Frank Speck's "Native Tribes & Dialects of Conn.: A Mohegan - Pequot Diary," BAE 43rd Annual Report, 1925-26 Geographic Name(s): Stonington (Conn.) | ||||
9-36(a-b) Piegan Indians | 1947-1948 | |||
9-36-a: "Piegan Squaw with Travois and Pappoose" | ||||
Addressed to Mrs. F.G. Speck, Pearl River, Rockland Co., N.Y., Postmark Apr. 14, 1914 | ||||
9-36-b: Piegen Indian Encampment | ||||
Postal card | ||||
9-37(a) Plains Indian shield | 1935 | |||
9-37-a: Plains Indian Shield painted by Robert Riggs, 1935 | ||||
See also photos in 'Plains Indian Shields' | ||||
9-38(a-g) Plains Indian shields | 1935 | |||
9-38-a: Positive prints | ||||
4 7/8 x 3 7/8 | ||||
9-38-b: Positive print | ||||
4 7/8 x 3 7/8 same shield as (a), (b), & (c) but with star exposed | ||||
9-38-c: Positive print | ||||
4 7/8 x 3 7/8 same shield as (a) - (e) | ||||
9-38-d: Positive print | ||||
4 7/8 x 3 7/8 negatives like (i) & (j) | ||||
9-38-e: Positive print | ||||
7 x 5 3/8; same as (i) - (o); apparently hanging in position 180 degrees from that in (i)-(o) | ||||
9-38-f: Color drawing | ||||
9x7 | ||||
9-38-g: Postal card, color | ||||
Copyright 1901 "Big Head" | ||||
9-39(a-r) Plains Indians | 1935 | |||
Restrictions on Access: Reproduction of these images, including Reading Room photography, is restricted due to potential cultural sensitivity. Please consult the Curator of Native American Materials for more information. | ||||
9-39-a: Bull's Head, Gros Ventre | ||||
Color postal card. | ||||
9-39-b: White and Yellow Cow and his wife Singing Bird, Gros Ventre | ||||
Color postal card. | ||||
9-39-c: Judge George Rustler, Assiniboine | ||||
Color postal card. | ||||
9-39-d: Irene Rock, Assiniboine | ||||
Color postal card. | ||||
9-39-e: Indian Encampment | ||||
Color postal card. | ||||
9-39-f: A Stoney Indian Encampment | ||||
Color postal card. | ||||
9-39-g: enda mí·xting ('when they give away presents') | ||||
Color postal card. | ||||
9-39-h: Medicine Man talks with Chief of the Six Tribes | ||||
Color postal card. | ||||
9-39-i: Sun Dance Lodge | ||||
The image has been identified as potentially culturally sensitive. Reproduction is restricted. Published by Canadian Pacific Railway News Service. | ||||
9-39-j: Chicken Dance Society | ||||
Published by Canadian Pacific Railway News Service. | ||||
9-39-k: Brave Dog Society | ||||
Published by Canadian Pacific Railway News Service. | ||||
9-39-l: Whiteheaded Chief | ||||
The image has been identified as potentially culturally sensitive. Reproduction is restricted. Published by Canadian Pacific Railway News Service. | ||||
9-39-m: Blackfoot Encampment | ||||
Published by Canadian Pacific Railway News Service. | ||||
9-39-n: Sun Dance | ||||
The image has been identified as potentially culturally sensitive. Reproduction is restricted. Published by Canadian Pacific Railway News Service. | ||||
9-39-o: Chief Duck | ||||
Published by Canadian Pacific Railway News Service. | ||||
9-39-p: Travoy | ||||
Published by Canadian Pacific Railway News Service. | ||||
9-39-q: Medicine Men | ||||
Published by Canadian Pacific Railway News Service. | ||||
9-39-r: Dick Running Rabbit | ||||
Published by Canadian Pacific Railway News Service. | ||||
9-40(a-c) Plains Indians (unidentified) | 1935 | |||
9-40-a: Man | ||||
Unidentified | ||||
9-40-b: Woman | ||||
Unidentified | ||||
9-40-c: Buffalo hunt on snow shoes | ||||
Peter Rindisbacher E. Plains | ||||
9-41(a) Potawatomie | 1940-1955 | |||
9-41-a: Pokagon Family at Home - Hartford, Mich. | ||||
Postal card; 3 1/2 x 5 1/2 Geographic Name(s): Hartford (Mich.) | ||||
9-42(a) Potter, Amon and Eliza | n.d. | |||
9-42-a: Potter, Amon & Eliza | ||||
Amon Potter mar. Eliza Niles. Blind" Eliza Potter d. about 1915, age 71 | ||||
9-43(a-e) Potomac | n.d. | |||
9-43-a: Girls of the Potomac band | ||||
9-43-b: 2 men. Potomac band. Potomac Creek, Virginia | ||||
9-43-c: Rappahannock River view | ||||
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9-43-d: Potomac fish traps & Rappahannock River | ||||
9-43-e: Luther Newton, Potomac | ||||
Published as Fig. 40, p. 283 Chapters . . . Powhatan Tribes . . . | ||||
9-44(a-h) Pueblo | 1910 | |||
9-44-a: Pueblo Indian of the American Southwest | September 20, 1919 | |||
Note to Frank Speck from Edward Sapir | ||||
9-44-b: A street, Pueblo of Acoma, N.M. | ||||
9-44-c: Pueblo of Laguna, N.M. | ||||
9-44-d: A woman of Isleta Pueblo | ||||
9-44-e: Pueblo of Acoma and Mesa Encantada | ||||
9-44-f: Priest entering Kiva before smoke dance begins | ||||
9-44-g: Pueblo Indian with Olla | ||||
9-44-h: pueblo Indian drilling turquoise | ||||
9-45(a) Pueblo--Laguna man | 1910 | |||
9-45-a: Pueblo Laguna man | ||||
Photo; 7 3/4 x 5 7/8 | ||||
9-46(a-c) Pueblo ruins | 1910 | |||
9-46-a: Pueblo Ruins | ||||
Photo; 6x8 | ||||
9-46-b: Pueblo Ruins | ||||
Photo; 6x8 | ||||
9-46-c: Pueblo Ruins | ||||
Photo; 8 /4 x 12 1/4 | ||||
9-47(a-e) Rappahannock | 1941 | |||
9-47-a: Chief Big Otter Nelson | ||||
Geographic Name(s): Indian Neck, Virginia | ||||
9-47-b: Wife of Little Otter Nelson | ||||
Geographic Name(s): Indian Neck, Virginia | ||||
9-47-c: Mrs. Sam Nelson, sister-in-law of Little Otter Nelson | ||||
Geographic Name(s): Indian Neck, Virginia | ||||
9-47-d: Rappahannock territory and route taken in fall hunt | ||||
Fig. 6 Removed from envelope 'Rappahannock MS cuts' Geographic Name(s): Indian Neck, Virginia | ||||
9-47-e: Traps | ||||
Figs. 1-5 Removed from envelope 'Rappahannock MS cuts' Geographic Name(s): Indian Neck, Virginia | ||||
9-48(a-e) Reindeer | n.d. | |||
9-48-a: Reindeer | ||||
Negative only | ||||
9-48-b: Reindeer | ||||
Negative only | ||||
9-48-c: Reindeer | ||||
Negative only | ||||
9-48-d: Reindeer | ||||
Negative only | ||||
9-48-e: Reindeer | ||||
Negative only | ||||
9-49(a) Rio Colorado, Indians of the | n.d. | |||
9-49-a: Rio Colorado, Indians of the | ||||
9-50(a) Rupert House, James Bay | n.d. | |||
9-50-a: Rupert House, James Bay | ||||
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10-1(a-b) Salivan men | 1922-1932 | |||
10-1-a: Flujensio Santana, San Miguel Salivan | ||||
Salivan [Equitorial] Men Photo; 4 3/4 x 3 3/8; bust | ||||
10-1-b: Pedro Encinaleso, San Antonio Salivan | ||||
Salivan [Equitorial] Men Photo; 4 1/2 x 3 5/8; head | ||||
10-2(a-i) San Carlos (Apache) | 1946 | |||
10-2-a: Frame of San Carlos Apache sweat lodge | 1946 | |||
Ted Stern Geographic Name(s): Point of Pines, Arizona | ||||
10-2-b: San Carlos Apache woman making beadwork band | 1946 | |||
Ted Stern Geographic Name(s): Point of Pines, Arizona | ||||
10-2-c: San Carlos Apache woman making beadwork band | 1946 | |||
Ted Stern Geographic Name(s): Point of Pines, Arizona | ||||
10-2-d: White child & San Carlos Apache children | 1946 | |||
Ted Stern Geographic Name(s): Point of Pines, Arizona | ||||
10-2-e: White child & San Carlos Apache children | 1946 | |||
Ted Stern Geographic Name(s): Point of Pines, Arizona | ||||
10-2-f: Apache encampment, Pole corral | 1946 | |||
Ted Stern Geographic Name(s): San Carlos Reservation | ||||
10-2-g: Apache lodge, San Carlos Agency Arizona | 1946 | |||
Ted Stern Geographic Name(s): Arizona | ||||
10-2-h: Apache encampment at Point of Pines, San Carlos Reservation, Arizona | 1946 | |||
Ted Stern Geographic Name(s): Point of Pines, Arizona | ||||
10-2-i: San Carlos Apache sweat lodge frame, near well at Point of Pines, Arizona | ||||
Ted Stern | ||||
10-3(a) Santee Sioux | n.d. | |||
10-3-a: "Santee Sioux of Prairie Island Minn." | ||||
Copy of photo made at Redwing Minn probably before 1880 Photo; 4 x 5 3/4 Secured from Emma Williams by B.W. Thayer Jaoyate ota Wm. Hoffman (son of Jacob Walker), Jawakecasta Joe Williams (son of Thomas Williams), Marphepiyan James Wabasha (Father-in-law of Thomas Williams), Jateicage Jos. Winegre, Acak'si Jacob Walker, Anpohdiaji Thomas Williams | ||||
10-4(a-c) Sarsi | 1908 | |||
10-4-a: "Micakiu (and) mucayiomoxin otokeman, Sarcee squaws" | ||||
Postal card 3 1/2 x 5 1/2 | ||||
10-4-b: "Mutsinamakan and squaw (Sarcee squaws)" | ||||
Postal card 3 1/2 x 5 1/2 | ||||
10-4-c: "Sarcee squaw and pony" | ||||
Postal card 3 1/2 x 5 1/2 | ||||
10-5(a-e) Sauk Indians | 1870 | |||
10-5-a: (Pure Sac Indians 22 miles up the river above the Mission at Ottawa, Kansas. Taken by Joseph Romig, 1870) | ||||
Photo, 3 1/2 x 5 1/4, mounted; probably original from which (b) was made | ||||
10-5-b: (Pure Sac Indians 22 miles up the river above the Mission at Ottawa, Kansas. Taken by Joseph Romig, 1870) | ||||
Negative, 4 7/8 x 6 7/8 | ||||
10-5-c: (Pure Sac Indians 22 miles up the river above the Mission at Ottawa, Kansas. Taken by Joseph Romig, 1870) | ||||
Contact print from (b), 5 x 7 | ||||
10-5-d: (Pure Sac Indians 22 miles up the river above the Mission at Ottawa, Kansas. Taken by Joseph Romig, 1870) | ||||
Enlargement from (b) 6 1/4 x 9 | ||||
10-5-e: (Pure Sac Indians 22 miles up the river above the Mission at Ottawa, Kansas. Taken by Joseph Romig, 1870) | ||||
Enlargement from (b), 8 7/8 x 12 7/8 | ||||
10-6(a-h) Scatticooks | 1940-1955 | |||
10-6-a: Chief Frank Coggswell | ||||
Geographic Name(s): Kent, Connecticuit | ||||
10-6-b: Possibly Chief Coggswell | ||||
10-6-c: Possibly Chief Coggswell | ||||
10-6-d: Home of Frank Coggswell, Chief of Scatticook Indian reservation | Fall 1941 | |||
Photo by Virginia Speck Geographic Name(s): Kent, Connecticuit | ||||
10-6-e: Chief Coggswell's house | ||||
10-6-f: Chief Coggswell's house | ||||
10-6-g: Side of Chief Coggswell's house | ||||
10-6-h: Waterfall | ||||
10-7(a-p) Seminole #1 | 1927-1940 | |||
10-7-a: Raccoon skin on bow stretcher | 1940 | |||
10-7-b: 2 unidentified women | ||||
10-7-c: Unidentified persons | ||||
10-7-d: Unidentified persons | ||||
10-7-e: Unidentified | ||||
Print for lower half of negative wanting | ||||
10-7-f: Seminole village | ca. 1927-1940 | |||
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10-7-g: Unidentified | ||||
10-7-h: Unidentified | ||||
10-7-i: Unidentified | ||||
10-7-j: Unidentified | ||||
10-7-k: Unidentified | ||||
Negative only | ||||
10-7-l: Unidentified | ||||
Negative only | ||||
10-7-m: Unidentified | ||||
Negative only | ||||
10-7-n: Unidentified | ||||
Negative only | ||||
10-7-o: Seminole Indian Village | ||||
Negative only Geographic Name(s): Blind Pass, St. Petersburg, Florida | ||||
10-7-p: Seminole Indian Village | ||||
Negative only Geographic Name(s): Blind Pass, St. Petersburg, Florida | ||||
10-7-q: Wedding of Cowboy Annie | ||||
Geographic Name(s): Musa Isle, Florida | ||||
10-7-r: Unidentified scene | ||||
10-7-s: Preparing dinner in the Everglades | ||||
10-8(a-z) Seminole #2 | 1927-1940 | |||
10-8-a: Unidentified persons | ||||
10-8-b: Billy Stewart . . . near Okeechobee | ||||
10-8-c: In the Everglades | ||||
10-8-d: Unidentified | ||||
10-8-e: Robert Billy's family | ||||
10-8-f: "Tommy" Roberts & Johnny Busters (?) family | ||||
10-8-g: Oldest Seminole living (?), 105, Buffalo | ||||
10-8-h: Under side of Seminole house roof | 1940 | |||
10-8-i: Entrance to Silver Springs Seminole Indian Village | ||||
10-8-j: Tour boats | ||||
10-8-k: Underwater scenes | ||||
10-8-l: Underwater scenes | ||||
10-8-m: Unidentified | ||||
10-8-n: Dugout canoe | ||||
10-8-o: Dugout canoe | ||||
10-8-p: Unidentified women | ||||
10-8-q: Unidentified women | ||||
10-8-r: Unidentified group | ||||
10-8-s: Unidentified group | ||||
10-8-t: Everglades . . . | ||||
10-8-u: Unidentified woman & child | ||||
10-8-v: Rivery Hyacinth on Caloosahatchee . . . | ||||
10-8-w: Seminole Indian Camp | ||||
10-8-x: Florida, S.E. | ||||
10-8-y: Unidentified family | ||||
10-8-z: A Seminole Indian & 2 children | ||||
10-9(a-j) Seminole #3 | 1927-1940 | |||
10-9-a: Unidentified boy | ||||
10-9-b: Old men at Josie Billie's camp . . . | 1930 | |||
10-9-c: Seminole chief & son | 1930 | |||
10-9-d: W. coast Seminole | ||||
10-9-e: Seminole Indian | August 1927 | |||
Photo, Mr. B.T. Kurtz Geographic Name(s): Ft. Myers, Florida | ||||
10-9-f: Seminole Indian | August 1927 | |||
Photo, Mr. B.T. Kurtz Geographic Name(s): Ft. Myers, Florida | ||||
10-9-g: Seminole (Florida) showing koonti pounders . . . & corn mortar . . . | 1937 | |||
See 10-7-f for negative | ||||
10-9-h: Children, camp, family in dugout canoe | ||||
Postal card | ||||
10-9-i: Children, camp, family in dugout canoe | ||||
Postal card | ||||
10-9-j: Children, camp, family in dugout canoe | ||||
Postal card in color | ||||
10-10(a-h) Seneca | 1928-1949 | |||
10-10-a: Mr. & Mrs. Charles Harris & Rosalie Ann Harris (age 4 mos.) | ||||
10-10-b: Helen Harris & her mother, Clara | 1947 | |||
Geographic Name(s): Red House, New York | ||||
10-10-c: Mr. Hilton Hill, Grand River | July 1949 | |||
10-10-d: Helen Harris [Mrs. Charles Harris] | ||||
Geographic Name(s): Quaker Bridge, New York | ||||
10-10-e: Stone pipe | ||||
(e) published in W. Fenton, "Masked Medicine Societies of the Iroquois" | ||||
10-10-f: Stone pipe | ||||
(e) published in W. Fenton, "Masked Medicine Societies of the Iroquois" | ||||
10-10-g: Jesse Snow | 1928 | |||
10-10-h: Seneca or Cayuga woman's hand rattle, knee rattles | ||||
10-11(a-i) Seneca (Oklahoma) | 1928-1949 | |||
10-11-a: Woman & child | ||||
Photo, 4 1/2 x 3 1/4 | ||||
10-11-b: Two men & two boys | ||||
Photo, 4 1/2 x 3 1/4 | ||||
10-11-c: Same individuals in (c) but closer view | ||||
Photo, 4 1/2 x 3 1/4 | ||||
10-11-d: Same individuals as (c) - (e) in different pose | ||||
Photo, 4 1/2 x 3 1/4 | ||||
10-11-e: Similar to (f) | ||||
Photo, 4 1/2 x 3 1/4 | ||||
10-11-f: One man, also in (c) - (g) | ||||
Photo, 4 1/2 x 3 1/4 | ||||
10-11-g: Three women, one man, one child | ||||
One woman & child same as in (a) and (b) Photo, 4 1/2 x 3 1/4 | ||||
10-11-h: Same individuals as in (i) & (j) different pose | ||||
Photo, 4 1/2 x 3 1/4 | ||||
10-11-i: Woman & four children | ||||
Photo, 4 1/2 x 3 1/4 | ||||
10-12(a-d) Seneca (Oklahoma)--Sun disc staff | 1928-1949 | |||
10-12-a: Sun Disc Staff, length 50 in.; from Museum of the American Indian, Heye Foundation, Cat. No. 20/7288 | ||||
Seneca Sun Disc Staff (Oklahoma) and other unidentified staff (?) Photo, 6 1/2 x 4 1/2 Geographic Name(s): Oklahoma | ||||
10-12-b: Detail of (a) | ||||
Seneca Sun Disc Staff (Oklahoma) and other unidentified staff (?) Photo, 6 1/2 x 4 1/2 | ||||
10-12-c: Unidentified staff, from the Museum of the American Indian, Heye Foundation, Cat. No. 20/7288 | ||||
Seneca Sun Disc Staff (Oklahoma) and other unidentified staff (?) Photo, 6 1/2 x 4 1/2 Geographic Name(s): Oklahoma | ||||
10-12-d: Detail of (c) | ||||
Seneca Sun Disc Staff (Oklahoma) and other unidentified staff (?) Photo, 6 1/2 x 4 1/2 | ||||
10-13(a-e) Shawnee Indians (Oklahoma) | 1904-1941 | |||
10-13-a: William Britton | 1932 | |||
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10-13-b: William Britton | 1932 | |||
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10-13-c: William Britton | 1932 | |||
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10-13-d: Woman using large mortar and pestle | circa 1930s | |||
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10-13-e: Shawnee woman | Cowhorn ladle | |||
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10-14(a) Shingwauk Indian Residential School | n.d. | |||
Abstract: Shingwauk Indian Residential School, Sault Ste. Marie, Michigan. | ||||
10-14-a: The Shingwauk Home for Indian children, Sault Ste. Marie | ||||
Removed from unlabled APS folder in Frank Speck Indian Materials - Misc. See also: Bodmer Karl; Easman, Seth; Indian Racs of N & S America; N. Amer. Indians; Indians of N.&S. Am.; Misc; Petroglyphs; Fadden, Ray Geographic Name(s): Sault Ste. Marie | ||||
10-15(a-f) Sioux | 1900 | |||
10-15-a: Broken Arm | ||||
Postal card in color | ||||
10-15-b: Flying Hawk | ||||
Postal card in color | ||||
10-15-c: Unidentified man | ||||
10-15-d: Chief Hollow Horn Bear | 1900 | |||
Photo copy by Hugh Hamill, Rapid City, S. Dak. Geographic Name(s): Rapid City, South Dakota | ||||
10-15-e: Wander Horse | ||||
Postal card in color | ||||
10-15-f: Plains Siouan camp | ||||
Model by Guernsey & Pitman | ||||
10-16(a) Sour Springs Longhouse | ||||
10-16-a: Sour Springs Long House (Inside) | ||||
Painting [oil?] on canvas board, 6 x 9, by Frank G. Speck, for art in Bulletin | ||||
10-17(a-m) South America #1 | 1922-1932 | |||
10-17-a: Unidentified girl | ||||
Removed from folder 'South America & Mexico' (most probably connected with W.C. Farabee's work in South America) | ||||
10-17-b: Witch Doctor, Go tee ah, age 38 (?) | ||||
Removed from folder 'South America & Mexico' (most probably connected with W.C. Farabee's work in South America) | ||||
10-17-c: Dance | ||||
Removed from folder 'South America & Mexico' (most probably connected with W.C. Farabee's work in South America) | ||||
10-17-d: Unidentified man | ||||
Removed from folder 'South America & Mexico' (most probably connected with W.C. Farabee's work in South America) | ||||
10-17-e: Cun-ya-pa, 13 years, married, nice disposition | ||||
Removed from folder 'South America & Mexico' (most probably connected with W.C. Farabee's work in South America) | ||||
10-17-f: Village, Alt. 14,000 near Heramico, Peruvian Andes | ||||
Removed from folder 'South America & Mexico' (most probably connected with W.C. Farabee's work in South America) Geographic Name(s): Peru | ||||
10-17-g: Parintintin Indians, women do all manual labor | ||||
Removed from folder 'South America & Mexico' (most probably connected with W.C. Farabee's work in South America) | ||||
10-17-h: Parintintin, old men of the tribe . . . | ||||
Removed from folder 'South America & Mexico' (most probably connected with W.C. Farabee's work in South America) | ||||
10-17-i: The meeting - the fauna. Mac presented with head gear [Parintintin] | ||||
Removed from folder 'South America & Mexico' (most probably connected with W.C. Farabee's work in South America) | ||||
10-17-j: Attach formation [Parintintin] | ||||
Removed from folder 'South America & Mexico' (most probably connected with W.C. Farabee's work in South America) | ||||
10-17-k: Puaha motherhood | ||||
Removed from folder 'South America & Mexico' (most probably connected with W.C. Farabee's work in South America) | ||||
10-17-l: River Marcy. Marim. | ||||
Removed from folder 'South America & Mexico' (most probably connected with W.C. Farabee's work in South America) | ||||
10-17-m: Our Battalion & the snake. Henry Harris put the first shot into a Boa - 19'9" | ||||
Removed from folder 'South America & Mexico' (most probably connected with W.C. Farabee's work in South America) | ||||
10-18(a-e) South America #2 | 1922-1932 | |||
10-18-a: People, activities, material culture, terrain, etc. | ||||
18 Photographs mounted on 6 sheets Removed from folder 'South America & Mexico' (most probably connected with W.C. Farabee's work in South America) | ||||
10-18-b: People, activities, material culture, terrain, etc. | ||||
18 Photographs mounted on 6 sheets Removed from folder 'South America & Mexico' (most probably connected with W.C. Farabee's work in South America) | ||||
10-18-c: People, activities, material culture, terrain, etc. | ||||
18 Photographs mounted on 6 sheets Removed from folder 'South America & Mexico' (most probably connected with W.C. Farabee's work in South America) | ||||
10-18-d: People, activities, material culture, terrain, etc. | ||||
18 Photographs mounted on 6 sheets Removed from folder 'South America & Mexico' (most probably connected with W.C. Farabee's work in South America) | ||||
10-18-e: People, activities, material culture, terrain, etc. | ||||
18 Photographs mounted on 6 sheets Removed from folder 'South America & Mexico' (most probably connected with W.C. Farabee's work in South America) | ||||
10-19(a-f) South America #3 | 1922-1932 | |||
10-19-a: People, structures, etc. | ||||
20 Photographs mounted on 6 sheets Removed from folder 'South America & Mexico' (most probably connected with W.C. Farabee's work in South America) | ||||
10-19-b: People, structures, etc. | ||||
20 Photographs mounted on 6 sheets Removed from folder 'South America & Mexico' (most probably connected with W.C. Farabee's work in South America) | ||||
10-19-c: People, structures, etc. | ||||
20 Photographs mounted on 6 sheets Removed from folder 'South America & Mexico' (most probably connected with W.C. Farabee's work in South America) | ||||
10-19-d: People, structures, etc. | ||||
20 Photographs mounted on 6 sheets Removed from folder 'South America & Mexico' (most probably connected with W.C. Farabee's work in South America) | ||||
10-19-e: People, structures, etc. | ||||
20 Photographs mounted on 6 sheets Removed from folder 'South America & Mexico' (most probably connected with W.C. Farabee's work in South America) | ||||
10-19-f: People, structures, etc. | ||||
20 Photographs mounted on 6 sheets Removed from folder 'South America & Mexico' (most probably connected with W.C. Farabee's work in South America) | ||||
10-20(a-e) South America #4 | 1922-1932 | |||
10-20-a: People | ||||
18 Photographs mounted on 5 sheets Removed from folder 'South America & Mexico' (most probably connected with W.C. Farabee's work in South America) | ||||
10-20-b: People | ||||
18 Photographs mounted on 5 sheets Removed from folder 'South America & Mexico' (most probably connected with W.C. Farabee's work in South America) | ||||
10-20-c: People | ||||
18 Photographs mounted on 5 sheets Removed from folder 'South America & Mexico' (most probably connected with W.C. Farabee's work in South America) | ||||
10-20-d: People | ||||
18 Photographs mounted on 5 sheets Removed from folder 'South America & Mexico' (most probably connected with W.C. Farabee's work in South America) | ||||
10-20-e: People | ||||
18 Photographs mounted on 5 sheets Removed from folder 'South America & Mexico' (most probably connected with W.C. Farabee's work in South America) | ||||
10-21 South America #5 | 1915 | |||
10-21-a: Pages from "Native Live in the Amazon Wilderness," Travel, Sept. 1915. 3 pieces. | ||||
10-22(a-o) Stockbridge-Munsee Indian Community (Wisconsin) #1 | 1965 | |||
Other Descriptive Information: These photos are unrelated to Speck and were incorrectly cataloged in this collection. They have been moved to the Phillips Fund Collection, under "Mochon, Marion." | ||||
10-23(a-n) Stockbridge-Munsee Indian Community (Wisconsin) #2 | 1965 | |||
Other Descriptive Information: These photos are unrelated to Speck and were incorrectly cataloged in this collection. They have been moved to the Phillips Fund Collection, under "Mochon, Marion." | ||||
10-24(a-bb) Tetes de Boule | undated | |||
10-24-a: Winter landscape | ||||
Enclosed in envelope labeled "Davidson." May refer to D.S. Davidson. | ||||
10-24-b: Winter landscape | ||||
Enclosed in envelope labeled "Davidson." May refer to D.S. Davidson. | ||||
10-24-c: Winter landscape | ||||
Enclosed in envelope labeled "Davidson." May refer to D.S. Davidson. | ||||
10-24-d: Winter landscape | ||||
Enclosed in envelope labeled "Davidson." May refer to D.S. Davidson. | ||||
10-24-e: Winter landscape | ||||
Enclosed in envelope labeled "Davidson." May refer to D.S. Davidson. | ||||
10-24-f: Two unidentified men | ||||
Enclosed in envelope labeled "Davidson." May refer to D.S. Davidson. | ||||
10-24-g: Man on snowshoes with dog sled | ||||
Enclosed in envelope labeled "Davidson." May refer to D.S. Davidson. | ||||
10-24-h: Man on snowshoes with dog sled | ||||
Enclosed in envelope labeled "Davidson." May refer to D.S. Davidson. | ||||
10-24-i: Winter scene with wooden buildings | ||||
Enclosed in envelope labeled "Davidson." May refer to D.S. Davidson. | ||||
10-24-j: Winter scene with wooden buildings | ||||
Enclosed in envelope labeled "Davidson." May refer to D.S. Davidson. | ||||
10-24-k: Winter scene with wooden buildings | ||||
Enclosed in envelope labeled "Davidson." May refer to D.S. Davidson. | ||||
10-24-l: Winter scene with wooden buildings | ||||
Enclosed in envelope labeled "Davidson." May refer to D.S. Davidson. | ||||
10-24-m: Winter landscape | ||||
Enclosed in envelope labeled "Davidson." May refer to D.S. Davidson. | ||||
10-24-n: Winter scene with wooden building | ||||
Enclosed in envelope labeled "Davidson." May refer to D.S. Davidson. | ||||
10-24-o: Winter scene with wooden building, with person and dog on porch | ||||
Enclosed in envelope labeled "Davidson." May refer to D.S. Davidson. | ||||
10-24-p: Winter scene with horse-drawn sleigh in front of brick building | ||||
Enclosed in envelope labeled "Davidson." May refer to D.S. Davidson. | ||||
10-24-q: Winter scene with man walking outside in front of building | ||||
Enclosed in envelope labeled "Davidson." May refer to D.S. Davidson. | ||||
10-24-r: Winter scene with horse-drawn sleigh in front of wooden building | ||||
Enclosed in envelope labeled "Davidson." May refer to D.S. Davidson. | ||||
10-24-s: Sleigh | ||||
Enclosed in envelope labeled "Davidson." May refer to D.S. Davidson. | ||||
10-24-t: Winter scene with river with steam (?) | ||||
Enclosed in envelope labeled "Davidson." May refer to D.S. Davidson. | ||||
10-24-u: Winter scene with man squatting next to small stream | ||||
Enclosed in envelope labeled "Davidson." May refer to D.S. Davidson. | ||||
10-24-v: Man, woman, two small children, and two dogs standing outside on porch | ||||
Enclosed in envelope labeled "Davidson." May refer to D.S. Davidson. | ||||
10-24-w: Man, woman, two small children, and one dog standing outside on porch | ||||
Enclosed in envelope labeled "Davidson." May refer to D.S. Davidson. | ||||
10-24-x: Metal vessel | ||||
Enclosed in envelope labeled "Davidson." May refer to D.S. Davidson. | ||||
10-24-y: Metal vessels | ||||
Enclosed in envelope labeled "Davidson." May refer to D.S. Davidson. | ||||
10-24-z: Metal vessels | ||||
10-24-aa: Winter scene with wooden buildings | ||||
Enclosed in envelope labeled "Davidson." May refer to D.S. Davidson. | ||||
10-24-bb: Winter scene with wooden buildings | ||||
Enclosed in envelope labeled "Davidson." May refer to D.S. Davidson. See photo v and w. | ||||
10-25(a-p) Tunica #1 | 1940-1941 | |||
10-25-a: Cowhorn ladle | ||||
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10-25-b: Cane arrow | ||||
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10-25-c: Joseph Pierite, Sr. scraping hide | ||||
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10-25-d: Joseph Pierite, Sr. scraping hide with beamer preparatory to tanning | ||||
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10-25-e: Joseph Pierite, Sr. dressing and drying hide; drying rack | ||||
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10-25-f: Joseph Pierite, Sr. working and drying hide after tanning | ||||
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10-25-g: Joseph Pierite, Sr. dressing hide after tanning; drying rack | ||||
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10-25-h: Joseph "Babe" Barbry using blowgun and Joseph Pierite, Sr. holding stickball sticks | ||||
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10-25-i: Merlin Pierite with bow and arrow | ||||
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10-25-j: Merlin Pierite with bow and arrow | ||||
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10-25-k: Merlin Pierite | ||||
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10-25-l: Merlin Pierite | ||||
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10-25-m: Joseph Pierite, Sr. and Merlin Pierite seated on porch | ||||
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10-25-n: Joseph Pierite, Sr. with stickball sticks | ||||
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10-25-o: Joseph Pierite, Sr. with stickball sticks | ||||
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10-25-p: Three men and one woman standing on a porch | ||||
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10-26(a-l) Tunica #2 | 1940-1941 | |||
10-26-a: Anglaise "English" Barbry and older woman | ||||
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10-26-b: Anglaise "English" Barbry and older woman | ||||
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10-26-c: Merlin Pierite and Joseph Pierite, Sr. | ||||
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10-26-d: Joseph "Babe" Barbry and Chief Horace Pierite, Sr. | ||||
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10-26-e: Hilaire "Eli" Barbry | ||||
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10-26-f: Chief Horace Pierite, Sr. and Arthur Joseph Bordelon | ||||
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10-26-g: Tunica group assembled outside home | ||||
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10-26-h: Joseph "Babe" Barbry using blowgun | ||||
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10-26-i: Hilaire "Eli" Barbry | ||||
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10-26-j: Hilaire "Eli" Barbry | ||||
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10-26-k: Anna Mae Pierite Juneau, Joseph Pierite, Jr., and Norma Pierite Khawaja | ||||
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10-26-l: Anna Mae Pierite Juneau and Norma Pierite Khawaja | ||||
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10-27(a-n) Tunica #3 | 1940-1941 | |||
10-27-a: Anglaise "English" Barbry and unidentified older woman | ||||
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10-27-b: Anglaise "English" Barbry and unidentified older woman | ||||
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10-27-c: Joseph Pierite, Sr., playing with stickball sticks | ||||
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10-27-d: Tunica group assembled outside home | ||||
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10-27-e: Merlin Pierite with stickball sticks | ||||
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10-27-f: Joseph Pierite, Sr., playing with stickball sticks | ||||
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10-27-g: Joseph Pierite, Sr., playing stickball with four onlookers on porch | ||||
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10-27-h: Joseph Pierite, Sr., playing stickball with four onlookers on porch | ||||
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10-27-i: Group of men playing outside | ||||
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10-27-j: Hilaire "Eli" Barbry and Joseph Pierite, Sr. | ||||
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10-27-k: Merlin Pierite, being photographed by Frank Speck | ||||
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10-27-l: Merlin Pierite, being photographed by Frank Speck | ||||
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10-27-m: Hilaire "Eli" Barbry, being photographed by Frank Speck | ||||
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10-27-n: Frank Speck and unidentified man | ||||
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10-28(a-d) Tunica or Houma | n.d. | |||
10-28-a: Two boys and one young woman | ||||
Abstract: Written on back, "7th students now 16 years old." Access digital object: | ||||
10-28-b: 2 men in canoe in small ditch | ||||
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10-28-c: Two people in a boat on a bayou | ||||
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10-28-d: House on river or bayou | 1941 | |||
Abstract: Written on back of photo: "A trapper's camp -- It was painted white and green. One of the nicest I have seen. New Year 1941" Access digital object: | ||||
10-24(a-z, aa-bb) Tetes de Boule (Atikamekw) | n.d. | |||
10-29(a-b) Tuscarora | 1948-1950 | |||
10-29-a: Anthony Wallace with Tuscarora informants, Mr. Daniel Smith and Mrs. Nellie Gansworth | 1948 | |||
Published as Fig. 2, p. 163, "The Tuscaroras...", Proceedings of the APS, Vol 93, No 2) | ||||
10-29-b: Mythical figure carved by Dan Smith | 1948 | |||
Published as Fig. 1, "The Tuscaroras...", Proceedings of the APS, Vol 93, No 2) | ||||
10-30(a) Tuscarora--Ninham, Cassie Bennett | 1948-1950 | |||
10-30-a: Cassie Bennett Ninham (Mrs. John Alexander), with small child | 1950 | |||
Geographic Name(s): Six Nations of the Grand River, Ont. | ||||
10-31(a) Tutelo-Nikonha | 1870-1938 | |||
10-31-a: "Nikonha, the Last Tutelo. In 1870, Aged 106" | ||||
10-32(a-e) Tutelo spirit adoption ceremony (Illustrations) | 1870-1938 | |||
10-32-a: Drawing of Tutelo Water Drum | ||||
Published in article, "The Tutelo Sprit Adoption Ceremony" | ||||
10-32-b: Drawing of Tutelo Drumstick and Striking Stick | ||||
Published in article, "The Tutelo Sprit Adoption Ceremony" | ||||
10-32-c: Drawing of Hand rattle of cow horn and drumstick | ||||
Published in article, "The Tutelo Sprit Adoption Ceremony" | ||||
10-32-d: Drawing of Tutelo deer hoof knee rattles | ||||
Published in article, "The Tutelo Sprit Adoption Ceremony" | ||||
10-32-e: Drawing of Wampum and glass beads | ||||
Published in article, "The Tutelo Sprit Adoption Ceremony" | ||||
10-33(a-ii) Tutelo spirit adoption ceremony (Music) | 1870-1938 | |||
10-33-a: Sheet music of Tutelo song | ||||
Published in article, "The Tutelo Sprit Adoption Ceremony" | ||||
10-33-b: Sheet music of Tutelo song | ||||
Published in article, "The Tutelo Sprit Adoption Ceremony" | ||||
10-33-c: Sheet music of Tutelo song | ||||
Published in article, "The Tutelo Sprit Adoption Ceremony" | ||||
10-33-d: Sheet music of Tutelo song | ||||
Published in article, "The Tutelo Sprit Adoption Ceremony" | ||||
10-33-e: Sheet music of Tutelo song | ||||
Published in article, "The Tutelo Sprit Adoption Ceremony" | ||||
10-33-f: Sheet music of Tutelo song | ||||
Published in article, "The Tutelo Sprit Adoption Ceremony" | ||||
10-33-g: Sheet music of Tutelo song | ||||
Published in article, "The Tutelo Sprit Adoption Ceremony" | ||||
10-33-h: Sheet music of Tutelo song | ||||
Published in article, "The Tutelo Sprit Adoption Ceremony" | ||||
10-33-i: Sheet music of Tutelo song | ||||
Published in article, "The Tutelo Sprit Adoption Ceremony" | ||||
10-33-j: Sheet music of Tutelo song | ||||
Published in article, "The Tutelo Sprit Adoption Ceremony" | ||||
10-33-k: Sheet music of Tutelo song | ||||
Published in article, "The Tutelo Sprit Adoption Ceremony" | ||||
10-33-l: Sheet music of Tutelo song | ||||
Published in article, "The Tutelo Sprit Adoption Ceremony" | ||||
10-33-m: Sheet music of Tutelo song | ||||
Published in article, "The Tutelo Sprit Adoption Ceremony" | ||||
10-33-n: Sheet music of Tutelo song | ||||
Published in article, "The Tutelo Sprit Adoption Ceremony" | ||||
10-33-o: Sheet music of Tutelo song | ||||
Published in article, "The Tutelo Sprit Adoption Ceremony" | ||||
10-33-p: Sheet music of Tutelo song | ||||
Published in article, "The Tutelo Sprit Adoption Ceremony" | ||||
10-33-q: Sheet music of Tutelo song | ||||
Published in article, "The Tutelo Sprit Adoption Ceremony" | ||||
10-33-r: Sheet music of Tutelo song | ||||
Published in article, "The Tutelo Sprit Adoption Ceremony" | ||||
10-33-s: Sheet music of Tutelo song | ||||
Published in article, "The Tutelo Sprit Adoption Ceremony" | ||||
10-33-t: Sheet music of Tutelo song | ||||
Published in article, "The Tutelo Sprit Adoption Ceremony" | ||||
10-33-u: Sheet music of Tutelo song | ||||
Published in article, "The Tutelo Sprit Adoption Ceremony" | ||||
10-33-v: Sheet music of Tutelo song | ||||
Published in article, "The Tutelo Sprit Adoption Ceremony" | ||||
10-33-w: Sheet music of Tutelo song | ||||
Published in article, "The Tutelo Sprit Adoption Ceremony" | ||||
10-33-x: Sheet music of Tutelo song | ||||
Published in article, "The Tutelo Sprit Adoption Ceremony" | ||||
10-33-y: Sheet music of Tutelo song | ||||
Published in article, "The Tutelo Sprit Adoption Ceremony" | ||||
10-33-z: Sheet music of Tutelo song | ||||
Published in article, "The Tutelo Sprit Adoption Ceremony" | ||||
10-33-aa: Sheet music of Tutelo song | ||||
Published in article, "The Tutelo Sprit Adoption Ceremony" | ||||
10-33-bb: Sheet music of Tutelo song | ||||
Published in article, "The Tutelo Sprit Adoption Ceremony" | ||||
10-33-cc: Sheet music of Tutelo song | ||||
Published in article, "The Tutelo Sprit Adoption Ceremony" | ||||
10-33-dd: Sheet music of Tutelo song | ||||
Published in article, "The Tutelo Sprit Adoption Ceremony" | ||||
10-33-ee: Sheet music of Tutelo song | ||||
Published in article, "The Tutelo Sprit Adoption Ceremony" | ||||
10-33-ff: Printing instructions for a-ee | ||||
10-33-gg: Printing instructions for a-ee | ||||
10-33-hh: Printing instructions for a-ee | ||||
10-33-ii: Printing instructions for a-ee | ||||
10-34(a-e) Tutelo spirit adoption ceremony (Photos and proofs) | 1870-1938 | |||
10-34-a: Cayugas in Festival Costume: Deskaheh, his wife, Senayehwas (Mrs. Timothy General), and 3 children | ||||
Published in article, "The Tutelo Sprit Adoption Ceremony" | ||||
10-34-b: John Buck, Sr. | ||||
Published in article, "The Tutelo Sprit Adoption Ceremony" | ||||
10-34-c: Lower Cayuga Longhouse | ||||
Published in article, "The Tutelo Sprit Adoption Ceremony" | ||||
10-34-d: Teyanhwehkwe (Mrs. James Hess) | ||||
Published in article, "The Tutelo Sprit Adoption Ceremony" | ||||
10-34-e: Teyanhwehkwe (Mrs. James Hess) | ||||
Published in article, "The Tutelo Sprit Adoption Ceremony" | ||||
10-34-f: Lower Cayuga Longhouse | ||||
Published in article, "The Tutelo Sprit Adoption Ceremony" | ||||
10-35(a-cc) Tutelo spirit adoption ceremony (Plans) | 1870-1938 | |||
10-35-a: Drawings | ||||
10-35-b: Drawings | ||||
10-35-c: Drawings | ||||
10-35-d: Drawings | ||||
10-35-e: Drawings | ||||
10-35-f: Drawings | ||||
10-35-g: Drawings | ||||
10-35-h: Drawings | ||||
10-35-i: Drawings | ||||
10-35-j: Drawings | ||||
10-35-k: Drawings | ||||
10-35-l: Typed copy for drawings | ||||
10-35-m: Typed copy for drawings | ||||
10-35-n: Typed copy for drawings | ||||
10-35-o: Typed copy for drawings | ||||
10-35-p: Typed copy for drawings | ||||
10-35-q: Typed copy for drawings | ||||
10-35-r: Proofs of items a-k | ||||
10-35-s: Proofs of items a-k | ||||
10-35-t: Proofs of items a-k | ||||
10-35-u: Proofs of items a-k | ||||
10-35-v: Proofs of items a-k | ||||
10-35-w: Proofs of items a-k | ||||
10-35-x: Proofs of items a-k | ||||
10-35-y: Proofs of items a-k | ||||
10-35-z: Proofs of items a-k | ||||
10-35-aa: Proofs of items a-k | ||||
10-35-bb: Proofs of items a-k | ||||
10-35-cc: Instructions for printing a-k | ||||
10-36(a-q) Ute | n.d. | |||
10-36-a: Drying frame at John Duncan's camp near White Rocks, Utah | ||||
Removed during rehousing on April 6, 1976 from album "Ute, J.A. Mason." Geographic Name(s): Whiterocks, Utah | ||||
10-36-b: John Duncan's wife, Uintah Ute, White Rocks | ||||
Removed during rehousing on April 6, 1976 from album "Ute, J.A. Mason." Geographic Name(s): Whiterocks, Utah | ||||
10-36-c: Charlie Mack, interpreter of Uintah Utes | ||||
Removed during rehousing on April 6, 1976 from album "Ute, J.A. Mason." | ||||
10-36-d: PaɁáγutcitc', Uncompahgre Ute, holding bones in hands as for guessing game | ||||
Removed during rehousing on April 6, 1976 from album "Ute, J.A. Mason." | ||||
10-36-e: Snake John, Ute, said to be slayer of Meeker at Meeker Massacre, 1879 | ||||
Removed during rehousing on April 6, 1976 from album "Ute, J.A. Mason." | ||||
10-36-f: Canvass tepee at John Duncan's camp | ||||
Removed during rehousing on April 6, 1976 from album "Ute, J.A. Mason." | ||||
10-36-g: Deserted wickiups, Uncompahgre Ute, Ouray | ||||
Removed during rehousing on April 6, 1976 from album "Ute, J.A. Mason." Geographic Name(s): Ouray, Utah | ||||
10-36-h: Uintah Ute woman and girl at John Duncan's camp | ||||
Removed during rehousing on April 6, 1976 from album "Ute, J.A. Mason." | ||||
10-36-i: Young Ute Indians | ||||
Removed during rehousing on April 6, 1976 from album "Ute, J.A. Mason." Geographic Name(s): Whiterocks, Utah | ||||
10-36-j: Ute children, Ouray | ||||
Removed during rehousing on April 6, 1976 from album "Ute, J.A. Mason." Geographic Name(s): Ouray, Utah | ||||
10-36-k: Uncompahgre Ute woman beading moccasins | ||||
Removed during rehousing on April 6, 1976 from album "Ute, J.A. Mason." Geographic Name(s): Ouray, Utah | ||||
10-36-l: Uinta Utes | ||||
Removed during rehousing on April 6, 1976 from album "Ute, J.A. Mason." Geographic Name(s): Whiterocks, Utah | ||||
10-36-m: Scenery | ||||
Removed during rehousing on April 6, 1976 from album "Ute, J.A. Mason." | ||||
10-36-n: Scenery | ||||
Removed during rehousing on April 6, 1976 from album "Ute, J.A. Mason." | ||||
10-36-o: Scenery | ||||
Removed during rehousing on April 6, 1976 from album "Ute, J.A. Mason." | ||||
10-36-p: Scenery | ||||
Removed during rehousing on April 6, 1976 from album "Ute, J.A. Mason." | ||||
10-36-q: Scenery | ||||
Removed during rehousing on April 6, 1976 from album "Ute, J.A. Mason." | ||||
10-37(a-e) Venezuela and Brazil | 1922-1932 | |||
10-37-a: Indios "Cuyuy," Orinoco River | ||||
Postal card. ("Mrs. Muñoz") | ||||
10-37-b: Rio Negro Orinoco, frontier between Brazil and Venezuela | ||||
Postal card. ("Mrs. Muñoz") | ||||
10-37-c: Indios "rionegreros," frontier between Brazil and Venezuela | ||||
Postal card. ("Mrs. Muñoz") | ||||
10-37-d: "Indios Caroni," Caroni River, tributary of Orinoco River in Venezuela | ||||
Postal card. ("Mrs. Muñoz") | ||||
10-37-e: Maracaibo, Venezuela, Indios de Guayira | ||||
Postal card. ("Mrs. Muñoz") | ||||
10-38(a-d) Virginia | ||||
10-38-a: Ruins of Ambler House, Jamestown Island | 1907 | |||
Color postal card | ||||
10-38-b: Landing of the Maidens at Jamestown | 1907 | |||
Color postal card | ||||
10-38-c: Indian-White relations in illustration | ||||
Photo. | ||||
10-38-d: Map of old Virginia with Powhatan on throne | circa 1870 | |||
Photo. | ||||
10-39(a-f) Wampanoag | 1870-1885 | |||
10-39-a: Simon Thomson, Wampanoag | ||||
Geographic Name(s): Aquinnah, Massachuetts | ||||
10-39-b: Unidentified man | ||||
10-39-c: Unidentified man | ||||
10-39-d: Unidentified man | ||||
10-39-e: Ti-wi-li-ma, 'child of woods,' 'the last living descendant of Massasoit' | ||||
Postal card. | ||||
10-39-f: Ti-wi-li-ma and two others | 1885 | |||
Taken at Betty's Neck. Photo by George S. Laird. Geographic Name(s): Betty's Neck, Massachusetts | ||||
10-40(a) Wampum beads (Iroquois) | 1913-1952 | |||
10-40-a: "Strings of white disk wampum bead worn across breast of Adopted Person throughout Tutelo Adoption Rite" | ||||
[Photo, 6 3/4 x 9 1/2; "Museum of American Indian, Heye Foundation, Cat. nos. III D. 886 & 374." Dept. of Mines, Geological Survey, Photographic Division, 40209] | ||||
10-41(a-b) Wampum belts | 1913-1952 | |||
10-41-a: Wampum Belt, Photo (Iroquois, Six Nations Res.) | ||||
10-41-b: Wampum Belt, Photo (Oka, Iroq., P.Q.) | ||||
10-42(a) Wayawai Indians (Guyana) | n.d. | |||
10-42-a: Weyawai Indians (Guyana) | ||||
Photo (by F.P. Orchard) of model by Guernsey & Pitman; 6 5/8 x 11 7/8 | ||||
10-43(a) Weetamoo: Swimming the Matapoiset | 1940-1955 | |||
10-43-a: Weetamoo: Swimming the Matapoiset | ||||
Engraving by S.A. Schoff from C.S. Reinhart | ||||
10-44(a) Wichita man at grass house | n.d. | |||
10-44-a: Wichita Man & Grass House (World's Columbian Fair, Chicago) | ||||
Photo by Jessie Tarbox Beals; 9 1/4 x 7 1/4 | ||||
10-45(a) Wilkesbarre, Indian massacre at | n.d. | |||
10-45-a: Indian Massacre at Wilkesbarre | ||||
Engraving by John Rogers from F.O.C. Darley | ||||
10-46(a-i) Winnebago | 1929 | |||
10-46-a: Charles Henry & mother; Henry Storey (?) | ||||
Postal card | ||||
10-46-b: Young man | ||||
10-46-c: 2 young women | ||||
10-46-d: man & woman | ||||
10-46-e: Chief Black Snake | 1929 | |||
10-46-f: Chief Black Snake | ||||
Negative only | ||||
10-46-g: Unidentified man | ||||
Negative only | ||||
10-46-h: Unidentified man | ||||
Negative only | ||||
10-46-i: 2 men & child [one possibly chief Black Snake] | ||||
Negative only | ||||
10-47(a-f) Yuchi #1 | 1904-1941 | |||
10-47-a: Views of Yuchi Annual Harvest Ceremony | 1904 | |||
Geographic Name(s): Oklahoma | ||||
10-47-b: Views of Yuchi Annual Harvest Ceremony | 1904 | |||
Geographic Name(s): Oklahoma | ||||
10-47-c: Views of Yuchi Annual Harvest Ceremony | 1904 | |||
Geographic Name(s): Oklahoma | ||||
10-47-d: Views of Yuchi Annual Harvest Ceremony | 1904 | |||
Geographic Name(s): Oklahoma | ||||
10-47-e: Views of Yuchi Annual Harvest Ceremony | 1904 | |||
Geographic Name(s): Oklahoma | ||||
10-47-f: Views of Yuchi Annual Harvest Ceremony | 1904 | |||
Geographic Name(s): Oklahoma | ||||
10-48(a-f) Yuchi #2 | 1904-1941 | |||
10-48-a: Young man | ||||
See note on folder #1 See Creek & Yuchi (#1), (e), (g), & (i) | ||||
10-48-b: Young woman | ||||
See note on folder #1 See Creek & Yuchi (#1), (e), (g), & (i) | ||||
10-48-c: Young man | ||||
See note on folder #1 See Creek & Yuchi (#1), (e), (g), & (i) | ||||
10-48-d: Young woman | ||||
See note on folder #1 See Creek & Yuchi (#1), (e), (g), & (i) | ||||
10-48-e: Young woman | ||||
See note on folder #1 See Creek & Yuchi (#1), (e), (g), & (i) | ||||
10-48-f: Young woman | ||||
See note on folder #1 See Creek & Yuchi (#1), (e), (g), & (i) | ||||
10-49(a-j) Yuchi, Creek and Shawnee #1 | 1904-1941 | |||
10-49-a: People and scenes | ||||
17 photos of people and scenes. Includes both print & negative for each. Some concern the Harvest Ceremony: See Yuchi (#1), (a) - (j) in folder (#1), (k) - (q) in folder (#2) | ||||
10-49-b: People and scenes | ||||
17 photos of people and scenes. Includes both print & negative for each. Some concern the Harvest Ceremony: See Yuchi (#1), (a) - (j) in folder (#1), (k) - (q) in folder (#2) | ||||
10-49-c: People and scenes | ||||
17 photos of people and scenes. Includes both print & negative for each. Some concern the Harvest Ceremony: See Yuchi (#1), (a) - (j) in folder (#1), (k) - (q) in folder (#2) | ||||
10-49-d: People and scenes | ||||
17 photos of people and scenes. Includes both print & negative for each. Some concern the Harvest Ceremony: See Yuchi (#1), (a) - (j) in folder (#1), (k) - (q) in folder (#2) | ||||
10-49-e: People and scenes | ||||
17 photos of people and scenes. Includes both print & negative for each. Some concern the Harvest Ceremony: See Yuchi (#1), (a) - (j) in folder (#1), (k) - (q) in folder (#2) | ||||
10-49-f: People and scenes | ||||
17 photos of people and scenes. Includes both print & negative for each. Some concern the Harvest Ceremony: See Yuchi (#1), (a) - (j) in folder (#1), (k) - (q) in folder (#2) | ||||
10-49-g: People and scenes | ||||
17 photos of people and scenes. Includes both print & negative for each. Some concern the Harvest Ceremony: See Yuchi (#1), (a) - (j) in folder (#1), (k) - (q) in folder (#2) | ||||
10-49-h: People and scenes | ||||
17 photos of people and scenes. Includes both print & negative for each. Some concern the Harvest Ceremony: See Yuchi (#1), (a) - (j) in folder (#1), (k) - (q) in folder (#2) | ||||
10-49-i: People and scenes | ||||
17 photos of people and scenes. Includes both print & negative for each. Some concern the Harvest Ceremony: See Yuchi (#1), (a) - (j) in folder (#1), (k) - (q) in folder (#2) | ||||
10-49-j: People and scenes | ||||
17 photos of people and scenes. Includes both print & negative for each. Some concern the Harvest Ceremony: See Yuchi (#1), (a) - (j) in folder (#1), (k) - (q) in folder (#2) | ||||
10-50(k-q) Yuchi, Creek and Shawnee #2 | 1904-1941 | |||
10-50-k: People and scenes | ||||
17 photos of people and scenes. Includes both print & negative for each. Some concern the Harvest Ceremony: See Yuchi (#1), (a) - (j) in folder (#1), (k) - (q) in folder (#2) | ||||
10-50-l: People and scenes | ||||
17 photos of people and scenes. Includes both print & negative for each. Some concern the Harvest Ceremony: See Yuchi (#1), (a) - (j) in folder (#1), (k) - (q) in folder (#2) | ||||
10-50-m: People and scenes | ||||
17 photos of people and scenes. Includes both print & negative for each. Some concern the Harvest Ceremony: See Yuchi (#1), (a) - (j) in folder (#1), (k) - (q) in folder (#2) | ||||
10-50-n: People and scenes | ||||
17 photos of people and scenes. Includes both print & negative for each. Some concern the Harvest Ceremony: See Yuchi (#1), (a) - (j) in folder (#1), (k) - (q) in folder (#2) | ||||
10-50-o: Yuchi family | ||||
Access digital object: | ||||
10-50-p: People and scenes | ||||
17 photos of people and scenes. Includes both print & negative for each. Some concern the Harvest Ceremony: See Yuchi (#1), (a) - (j) in folder (#1), (k) - (q) in folder (#2) | ||||
10-50-q: People and scenes | ||||
17 photos of people and scenes. Includes both print & negative for each. Some concern the Harvest Ceremony: See Yuchi (#1), (a) - (j) in folder (#1), (k) - (q) in folder (#2) | ||||
11-11 (a-d) Plains | ||||
11-11-a: Wades in the Water | ||||
Physical & technical details: Oversized. Access digital object: | ||||
11-11-b | ||||
11-11-c: Red Cloud, Dakota | ||||
Physical & technical details: Oversized. Access digital object: | ||||
11-11-d: White Eagle, Ponca chief | ||||
Physical & technical details: Oversized. Access digital object: | ||||
12-1(a-i) Africa #1 | n.d. | |||
12-1-a: Amgoza | ||||
Postal card. Bata Kindai Amgoza ibn LoBagola, born Joseph Howard Lee. | ||||
12-1-b: Amgoza | ||||
Postal card. Bata Kindai Amgoza ibn LoBagola, born Joseph Howard Lee. | ||||
12-1-c: Amgoza | ||||
12-1-d: Amgoza | ||||
12-1-e: Yoruba man, near Lagos, playing on Zanza | ||||
12-1-f: Unidentified man | ||||
Postal card | ||||
12-1-g: Pie Bо̄m, or Ross Lohr, a Sherbro from the Liberian coast | ||||
Includes glass negative. | ||||
12-1-h: Moses B. DeAcameo, a Subu from southern Nigeria, age 33 | April 1928 | |||
12-1-i: Moses B. DeAcameo, a Subu from southern Nigeria, age 33 | April 1928 | |||
12-29(a-k) Africa #2 | n.d. | |||
12-2-a: Yoruba Hair Dressing (female) | 1937 | |||
Postal card. Includes note from Warren E. Buck to Frank Speck. | ||||
12-2-b: Braiding the hair | ||||
Postal card. Two women, appears to be in South Asia, not Africa. | ||||
12-2-c: Assembled Orchestra for a Wakamba Dance, Kenya. | ||||
Photo by H.T. Cowling. From published source. | ||||
12-2-d: The Depth of Race Prejudice (1) | ||||
Two photos from published source mounted on backing labeled "The Depth of Race Prejudice": "Kigoma to Ujiji by Ricksha" and "Central African Feminine Beauty Unadorned." | ||||
12-2-e: The Depth of Race Prejudice (2) | ||||
Two photos from published source mounted on backing labeled "The Depth of Race Prejudice": "I've got the Congo Giggles" and "Mrs. Shay's Method of Fording a Crocodile Infested Stream." | ||||
12-2-f: Sudan. Suluk Girl. | ||||
Postal card. | ||||
12-2-g: Jeune fille bicharinne | ||||
Postal card. | ||||
12-2-h: "Clico. The Genuine African Bushman." | ||||
Postal card. | ||||
12-2-i: Shillook Warriors | ||||
From published source. | ||||
12-2-j: Women Grinding Corn, Interior Liberia | ||||
From National Geographic | ||||
12-2-k: "Andorobos of the Rift Valley" and "A Masai Matron" | ||||
From National Geographic Magazine. | ||||
12-3(a-b) Africa #3 | n.d. | |||
12-3-a: Nagapate | ||||
Image of Chief Nagapate, New Hebrides (now Vanuatu). From Martin Johnson, Fitz Hugh(?) Green, New York 1928. Taken from folder labeled "African Misc." in package labeled "Zulu pictures". | ||||
12-3-b: Two unidentified men, "West African types" | ||||
From "Eine morphologisch-anthropologische studie : durchgeführt an 100 westafrikanischen Negern, als beitrag zur anthropologie von Afrika" by Josef Weninger (1927). Taken from folder labeled "African Misc." in package labeled "Zulu pictures" | ||||
12-4(a) Antelope, pronghorned | n.d. | |||
12-4-a: Pronghorned antelope | ||||
Reproduction of painting by Carl Bodmer | ||||
12-5(a-e) Angel | n.d. | |||
12-5-a: Angel | ||||
Maurice Tillet, a French professional wrestler known as The French Angel. | ||||
12-5-b: Angel | ||||
Maurice Tillet, a French professional wrestler known as The French Angel. | ||||
12-5-c: Angel | ||||
Maurice Tillet, a French professional wrestler known as The French Angel. | ||||
12-5-d: Angel | ||||
Maurice Tillet, a French professional wrestler known as The French Angel. | ||||
12-5-e: Angel | ||||
Maurice Tillet, a French professional wrestler known as The French Angel. | ||||
12-6(a-b) Asia (Central) | n.d. | |||
12-6-a: An Afridi Girl | ||||
Color postal card | ||||
12-6-b: A Turkoman rug merchant of Merv, Russian Turkestan | ||||
Color. From published source. | ||||
12-7(a-c) Australia | 1915 | |||
12-7-a: Aboriginal woman with baby | ||||
Positive on glass plate | ||||
12-7-b: Photo of diorama model by Guernsey & Pitman | ||||
12-7-c: Note on nursing dogs | ||||
12-8(a) Bali | 1938 | |||
12-8-a: Balinese noble | ||||
Color postal card. Includes note to Frank Speck from unidentified person near Bandoeng (Bandung), Java. | ||||
12-9(a) Borneo | 1929 | |||
12-9-a: Page from New York Times, Sunday, April 28, 1929 | April 28, 1929 | |||
Newspaper clipping | ||||
12-10(a) Bushman-Hottentot [Khoisan] | n.d. | |||
12-10-a: Unidentified Khoisan woman | ||||
Negative and two positive prints. | ||||
12-11(a-e) Europe | 1910 | |||
12-11-a: Unidentified group. Hilsen from Norge. | August 29, 1910 | |||
Color postal card. Includes note from Frank Speck to Florence Inslay. | ||||
12-11-b: Cite de Carcassonne, vue générale prise du Sud-Ouest | ||||
Postal card. Incluedes note to Frank Speck from Max Berg, Jr. | ||||
12-11-c: Interieur de Dolmen des Marchand | ||||
Postal card. Includes note to Frank Speck. | ||||
12-11-d: Basque man | ||||
From published source. | ||||
12-11-e: Inlaid wooden boxes | ||||
From Mr Douglas at the Östergötlands och Linköpings Stads Museum (now Östergötlands Museum). | ||||
12-12(a-o) Florida and Louisiana (Non-Native American) | n.d. | |||
12-12-a: Florida | ||||
Color postal card. | ||||
12-12-b: Florida | ||||
Color postal card. | ||||
12-12-c: Florida | ||||
Color postal card. | ||||
12-12-d: Florida | ||||
Color postal card. | ||||
12-12-e: Florida | ||||
Color postal card. | ||||
12-12-f: Louisiana | ||||
Color postal card. | ||||
12-12-g: Louisiana | ||||
Color postal card. | ||||
12-12-h: Louisiana | ||||
Color postal card. | ||||
12-12-i: Louisiana | ||||
Color postal card. | ||||
12-12-j: Louisiana | ||||
Color postal card. | ||||
12-12-k: Louisiana | ||||
Color postal card. | ||||
12-12-l: Louisiana | ||||
Color postal card. | ||||
12-12-m: Louisiana | ||||
Color postal card. | ||||
12-12-n: Louisiana | ||||
Color postal card. | ||||
12-12-o: Louisiana | ||||
Color postal card. | ||||
12-13(a-5, b-7, c-7) Formosa | n.d. | |||
Photographs attributed to "G Bowles". | ||||
12-13-a-1: Taiyal [Atayal] Country, Takkiri Gorge | ||||
12-13-a-2: Paiwan Forest | ||||
12-13-a-3: Taiyal [Atayal] Hillside, Farming Sweet Potatoes | ||||
12-13-a-4: Taiyal [Atayal] Hillside Farming, Farm in Process of Clearing | ||||
12-13-a-5: Scenery Near Lake Candidius [Sun Moon Lake] | ||||
12-13-b-1: Paiwan Roofing | ||||
12-13-b-2: Taiyal [Atayal] Valley Scene | ||||
12-13-b-3: Paiwan woman with Live Monkey | ||||
12-13-b-4: Tsnon, View of Trophy House, interior | ||||
12-13-b-5: Taiyals [Atayal], Northern (Tahito - Taruko) | ||||
12-13-b-6: Taiyal [Atayal], Interior of Nai-Taruko Tribe Hut | ||||
12-13-b-7: Bunun (Kaban) on Lake Candidius [Sun Moon Lake] Making Pestle Music | ||||
12-13-c-1: Paiwan woman with Live Monkey | ||||
12-13-c-2: Taiyals [Atayal], Eastern | ||||
12-13-c-3: Taiyal [Atayal] girl | ||||
12-13-c-4: Ami [Amis], woman and interior | ||||
12-13-c-5: Taiyals [Atayal], Naitarako Tribe | ||||
12-13-c-6: Ami [Amis], Man and Interior | ||||
12-13-c-7: Ami [Amis] Guards Working, while on duty | ||||
12-14(a-b) India | n.d. | |||
12-14-a: Indian Figures (from the East Indian Dept.) | ||||
Engraving by G. Greatbach from drawing by H. Mason | ||||
12-14-b: Indian Procession, ivory carving (from the East Indian Dept.) | ||||
Engraving by G. Greatbach from drawing by H. Mason | ||||
12-15(a-j) Laps [Sámi] | n.d. | |||
12-15-a: Sámi and Reindeer | ||||
Color postal card. Printed in Germany, but indicates it was photographed in Norway. | ||||
12-15-b: Sámi and Reindeer | ||||
Color postal card | ||||
12-15-c: Sámi group | ||||
Image stamped "Holloway, St John's, Newfoundland". | ||||
12-15-d: Sámi | ||||
Diorama model by Guernsey and Pitman, photographed by F. P. Orchard. | ||||
12-15-e: "A Zirinian and his fleet-footed four-in-hand" | ||||
"Zirianian"/"Syrenian" person with several reindeer, described as nomads from west of the Ural mountains. Image by Nathalie Loubotivsky, from National Geographic volume 35, 1919. On reverse is written "Albert Schmekel, Oskoski, Lapland", though it is unclear if this is who is photographed. | ||||
12-15-f: Sámi near dried fish | ||||
From published source (likely National Geographic). Norway, exact location is lost from the caption. | ||||
12-15-g-1: Sámi and Reindeer | ||||
Image by Nathalie Loubotivsky, from National Geographic volume 35, 1919. | ||||
12-15-g-2: Woman of Murman Coast | ||||
Image by Nathalie Loubotivsky, from National Geographic volume 35, 1919. | ||||
12-15-h: Sámi author Johan Thuri | ||||
Photographed by Borg Mesch. | ||||
12-15-i: Sámi man leading reindeer which a child is riding | ||||
From published source. In color. | ||||
12-15-j: Family outside lavvu | ||||
From published source. In color. | ||||
12-16(a-q) Maine, trips to Northern #1 | 1925 | |||
12-16-a: Photo loose in album labeled "Winter Trips in Northern Maine" | ||||
12-16-b: Photo loose in album labeled "Winter Trips in Northern Maine" | ||||
12-16-c: Photo loose in album labeled "Winter Trips in Northern Maine" | ||||
12-16-d: Photo loose in album labeled "Winter Trips in Northern Maine" | ||||
12-16-e: Photo loose in album labeled "Winter Trips in Northern Maine" | ||||
12-16-f: Photo loose in album labeled "Winter Trips in Northern Maine" | ||||
12-16-g: Photo loose in album labeled "Winter Trips in Northern Maine" | ||||
12-16-h: Photo loose in album labeled "Winter Trips in Northern Maine" | ||||
12-16-i: Photo loose in album labeled "Winter Trips in Northern Maine" | ||||
12-16-j: Photo loose in album labeled "Winter Trips in Northern Maine" | ||||
12-16-k: Photo loose in album labeled "Winter Trips in Northern Maine" | ||||
12-16-l: Photo loose in album labeled "Winter Trips in Northern Maine" | ||||
12-16-m: Photo loose in album labeled "Winter Trips in Northern Maine" | ||||
12-16-n: Photo loose in album labeled "Winter Trips in Northern Maine" | ||||
12-16-o: Photo loose in album labeled "Winter Trips in Northern Maine" | ||||
12-16-p: Photo loose in album labeled "Winter Trips in Northern Maine" | ||||
12-16-q: Letter from Pop to Billy, Seven Islands, July 12 1925 | ||||
12-17(a-r) Maine, trips to Northern #2 | 1925 | |||
12-17-a: Photo loose in album labeled "Winter Trips in Northern Maine" | ||||
12-17-b: Photo loose in album labeled "Winter Trips in Northern Maine" | ||||
12-17-c: Photo loose in album labeled "Winter Trips in Northern Maine" | ||||
12-17-d: Photo loose in album labeled "Winter Trips in Northern Maine" | ||||
12-17-e: Photo loose in album labeled "Winter Trips in Northern Maine" | ||||
12-17-f: Photo loose in album labeled "Winter Trips in Northern Maine" | ||||
12-17-g: Photo loose in album labeled "Winter Trips in Northern Maine" | ||||
12-17-h: Photo loose in album labeled "Winter Trips in Northern Maine" | ||||
12-17-i: Photo loose in album labeled "Winter Trips in Northern Maine" | ||||
12-17-j: Photo loose in album labeled "Winter Trips in Northern Maine" | ||||
12-17-k: Photo loose in album labeled "Winter Trips in Northern Maine" | ||||
12-17-l: Photo loose in album labeled "Winter Trips in Northern Maine" | ||||
12-17-m: Photo loose in album labeled "Winter Trips in Northern Maine" | ||||
12-17-n: Photo loose in album labeled "Winter Trips in Northern Maine" | ||||
12-17-o: Photo loose in album labeled "Winter Trips in Northern Maine" | ||||
12-17-p: Photo loose in album labeled "Winter Trips in Northern Maine" | ||||
12-17-q: Photo loose in album labeled "Winter Trips in Northern Maine" | ||||
12-17-r: Photo loose in album labeled "Winter Trips in Northern Maine" | ||||
12-18(a-w) Maine, trips to Northern #3 | 1925 | |||
12-18-a: Photo loose in album labeled "Winter Trips in Northern Maine" | ||||
12-18-b: Photo loose in album labeled "Winter Trips in Northern Maine" | ||||
12-18-c: Photo loose in album labeled "Winter Trips in Northern Maine" | ||||
Negatives only. | ||||
12-18-d: Photo loose in album labeled "Winter Trips in Northern Maine" | ||||
Negatives only. | ||||
12-18-e: Photo loose in album labeled "Winter Trips in Northern Maine" | ||||
Negatives only. | ||||
12-18-f: Photo loose in album labeled "Winter Trips in Northern Maine" | ||||
12-18-g: Photo loose in album labeled "Winter Trips in Northern Maine" | ||||
12-18-h: Photo loose in album labeled "Winter Trips in Northern Maine" | ||||
12-18-i: Photo loose in album labeled "Winter Trips in Northern Maine" | ||||
12-18-j: Photo loose in album labeled "Winter Trips in Northern Maine" | ||||
12-18-k: Photo loose in album labeled "Winter Trips in Northern Maine" | ||||
12-18-l: Photo loose in album labeled "Winter Trips in Northern Maine" | ||||
12-18-m: Photo loose in album labeled "Winter Trips in Northern Maine" | ||||
12-18-n: Photo loose in album labeled "Winter Trips in Northern Maine" | ||||
12-18-o: Photo loose in album labeled "Winter Trips in Northern Maine" | ||||
12-18-p: Photo loose in album labeled "Winter Trips in Northern Maine" | ||||
12-18-q: Photo loose in album labeled "Winter Trips in Northern Maine" | ||||
12-18-r: Photo loose in album labeled "Winter Trips in Northern Maine" | ||||
12-18-s: Photo loose in album labeled "Winter Trips in Northern Maine" | ||||
12-18-t: Photo loose in album labeled "Winter Trips in Northern Maine" | ||||
12-18-u: Photo loose in album labeled "Winter Trips in Northern Maine" | ||||
12-18-v: Photo loose in album labeled "Winter Trips in Northern Maine" | ||||
12-18-w: Photo loose in album labeled "Winter Trips in Northern Maine" | ||||
12-19(a-t) Maine, trips to Northern #4 | 1925 | |||
12-19-a: Photo loose in album labeled "Winter Trips in Northern Maine" | ||||
12-19-b: Photo loose in album labeled "Winter Trips in Northern Maine" | ||||
12-19-c: Photo loose in album labeled "Winter Trips in Northern Maine" | ||||
12-19-d: Photo loose in album labeled "Winter Trips in Northern Maine" | ||||
12-19-e: Photo loose in album labeled "Winter Trips in Northern Maine" | ||||
12-19-f: Photo loose in album labeled "Winter Trips in Northern Maine" | ||||
12-19-g: Photo loose in album labeled "Winter Trips in Northern Maine" | ||||
12-19-h: Photo loose in album labeled "Winter Trips in Northern Maine" | ||||
12-19-i: Photo loose in album labeled "Winter Trips in Northern Maine" | ||||
12-19-j: Photo loose in album labeled "Winter Trips in Northern Maine" | ||||
12-19-k: Photo loose in album labeled "Winter Trips in Northern Maine" | ||||
12-19-l: Photo loose in album labeled "Winter Trips in Northern Maine" | ||||
12-19-m: Photo loose in album labeled "Winter Trips in Northern Maine" | ||||
12-19-n: Photo loose in album labeled "Winter Trips in Northern Maine" | ||||
12-19-o: Photo loose in album labeled "Winter Trips in Northern Maine" | ||||
12-19-p: Photo loose in album labeled "Winter Trips in Northern Maine" | ||||
12-19-q: Photo loose in album labeled "Winter Trips in Northern Maine" | ||||
12-19-r: Photo loose in album labeled "Winter Trips in Northern Maine" | ||||
12-19-s: Photo loose in album labeled "Winter Trips in Northern Maine" | ||||
12-19-t: Photo loose in album labeled "Winter Trips in Northern Maine" | ||||
12-20(a-r) Maine, trips to Northern #5 | 1919-1931 | |||
12-20-a: Unidentified photo | ||||
Negative only | ||||
12-20-b: Unidentified photo | ||||
Negative only | ||||
12-20-c: Unidentified photo | ||||
Negative only | ||||
12-20-d: Unidentified photo | ||||
Negative only | ||||
12-20-e: Unidentified photo | ||||
Negative only | ||||
12-20-f: Unidentified photo | ||||
Negative only | ||||
12-20-g: Unidentified photo | ||||
Negative only | ||||
12-20-h: Unidentied photo | ||||
Negative only | ||||
12-20-i: Unidentified photo | ||||
Negative only | ||||
12-20-j: Unidentified photo | ||||
Negative only | ||||
12-20-k: Unidentified photo | ||||
Negative only | ||||
12-20-l: Unidentified photo | ||||
Negative only | ||||
12-20-m: Unidentified photo | ||||
Negative only | ||||
12-20-n: Unidentified photo, sailboat | 11516 | |||
12-20-o: Unidentified man, woman, and children | ||||
12-20-p: Two unidentified babies | 8310 | |||
12-20-q: Unidentified boy | ||||
12-20-r: Frank Speck, Bernedette Laurent, Steve Laurent and unidentified child at Intervale NH | 1919 | |||
Processing information: Abenaki individuals identified in 2022. Related material: See images E34, E35 and others in Alfred Hallowell Papers (Mss.Ms.Coll.26). Geographic Name(s): Intervale, New Hampshire | ||||
12-21(a-k) Maori #1 | n.d. | |||
12-21-a: Maori woman | ||||
Postal cards removed from cardboard mounts, 4 per sheet. Letter sequence reflects top left to right, bottom left to right. | ||||
12-21-b: Maori woman | ||||
Postal cards removed from cardboard mounts, 4 per sheet. Letter sequence reflects top left to right, bottom left to right. | ||||
12-21-c: Maori woman | ||||
Postal cards removed from cardboard mounts, 4 per sheet. Letter sequence reflects top left to right, bottom left to right. | ||||
12-21-d: Maori woman | ||||
Photo by F.J. Denton. Postal cards removed from cardboard mounts, 4 per sheet. Letter sequence reflects top left to right, bottom left to right. | ||||
12-21-e: Maori woman | ||||
Postal cards removed from cardboard mounts, 4 per sheet. Letter sequence reflects top left to right, bottom left to right. | ||||
12-21-f: Maori woman | ||||
Postal cards removed from cardboard mounts, 4 per sheet. Letter sequence reflects top left to right, bottom left to right. | ||||
12-21-g: Maori woman | ||||
Postal cards removed from cardboard mounts, 4 per sheet. Letter sequence reflects top left to right, bottom left to right. | ||||
12-21-h: Maori woman | ||||
Postal cards removed from cardboard mounts, 4 per sheet. Letter sequence reflects top left to right, bottom left to right. | ||||
12-21-i: Maori woman | ||||
Photo by F.J. Denton. Postal cards removed from cardboard mounts, 4 per sheet. Letter sequence reflects top left to right, bottom left to right. | ||||
12-21-j: Maori woman | ||||
Photo by F.J. Denton. Postal cards removed from cardboard mounts, 4 per sheet. Letter sequence reflects top left to right, bottom left to right. | ||||
12-21-k: Maori woman | ||||
Postal cards removed from cardboard mounts, 4 per sheet. Letter sequence reflects top left to right, bottom left to right. | ||||
12-21-l: Maori woman | ||||
Postal cards removed from cardboard mounts, 4 per sheet. Letter sequence reflects top left to right, bottom left to right. | ||||
12-22(a-l) Maori #2 | n.d. | |||
12-22-a: A Rotorua Chief | ||||
Postal cards removed from cardboard mounts, 4 per sheet. Letter sequence reflects top left to right, bottom left to right. Geographic Name(s): Rotorua, New Zealand | ||||
12-22-b: Maori group (3 men) | ||||
Postal cards removed from cardboard mounts, 4 per sheet. Letter sequence reflects top left to right, bottom left to right. | ||||
12-22-c: A Rotorua Maori man | ||||
Postal cards removed from cardboard mounts, 4 per sheet. Letter sequence reflects top left to right, bottom left to right. Geographic Name(s): Rotorua, New Zealand | ||||
12-22-d: Kapai-Te-Torori | ||||
Postal cards removed from cardboard mounts, 4 per sheet. Letter sequence reflects top left to right, bottom left to right. | ||||
12-22-e: Rangiriri of Rotorua | ||||
Postal cards removed from cardboard mounts, 4 per sheet. Letter sequence reflects top left to right, bottom left to right. Geographic Name(s): Rotorua, New Zealand | ||||
12-22-f: Maori chief | ||||
Postal cards removed from cardboard mounts, 4 per sheet. Letter sequence reflects top left to right, bottom left to right. | ||||
12-22-g: Mita Taupopoki of Rotorua | ||||
Postal cards removed from cardboard mounts, 4 per sheet. Letter sequence reflects top left to right, bottom left to right. Geographic Name(s): Rotorua, New Zealand | ||||
12-22-h: Te Keepa | ||||
Postal cards removed from cardboard mounts, 4 per sheet. Letter sequence reflects top left to right, bottom left to right. | ||||
12-22-i: A King County Native | ||||
Postal cards removed from cardboard mounts, 4 per sheet. Letter sequence reflects top left to right, bottom left to right. | ||||
12-22-j: A Maori chief | ||||
Postal cards removed from cardboard mounts, 4 per sheet. Letter sequence reflects top left to right, bottom left to right. | ||||
12-22-k: Pitera Te Whataiwi | ||||
Postal cards removed from cardboard mounts, 4 per sheet. Letter sequence reflects top left to right, bottom left to right. | ||||
12-22-l: Ngakpa, Maori Warrior | ||||
Postal cards removed from cardboard mounts, 4 per sheet. Letter sequence reflects top left to right, bottom left to right. | ||||
12-23(a-l) Maori #3 | n.d. | |||
12-23-a: Maori Warriors | ||||
Postal cards removed from cardboard mounts, 4 per sheet. Letter sequence reflects top left to right, bottom left to right. | ||||
12-23-b: Maori Warriors | ||||
Postal cards removed from cardboard mounts, 4 per sheet. Letter sequence reflects top left to right, bottom left to right. | ||||
12-23-c: Pirohi Maori Chief | ||||
Postal cards removed from cardboard mounts, 4 per sheet. Letter sequence reflects top left to right, bottom left to right. | ||||
12-23-d: Maori Warrior | ||||
Postal cards removed from cardboard mounts, 4 per sheet. Letter sequence reflects top left to right, bottom left to right. | ||||
12-23-e: Maihi Paraone | ||||
Postal cards removed from cardboard mounts, 4 per sheet. Letter sequence reflects top left to right, bottom left to right. | ||||
12-23-f: Hanaero, Tuwharetoa Chief | ||||
Postal cards removed from cardboard mounts, 4 per sheet. Letter sequence reflects top left to right, bottom left to right. | ||||
12-23-g: Hitiri Te Paerata | ||||
Postal cards removed from cardboard mounts, 4 per sheet. Letter sequence reflects top left to right, bottom left to right. | ||||
12-23-h: Ngakurapana, Ngapuhi Chief | ||||
Postal cards removed from cardboard mounts, 4 per sheet. Letter sequence reflects top left to right, bottom left to right. | ||||
12-23-i: A Ngapuhi Chief | ||||
Postal cards removed from cardboard mounts, 4 per sheet. Letter sequence reflects top left to right, bottom left to right. | ||||
12-23-j: One of the Early Maoris | ||||
Postal cards removed from cardboard mounts, 4 per sheet. Letter sequence reflects top left to right, bottom left to right. | ||||
12-23-k: A Noted Chief of Early New Zealand Days | ||||
Postal cards removed from cardboard mounts, 4 per sheet. Letter sequence reflects top left to right, bottom left to right. | ||||
12-23-l: Kewhe Taukau, Maori Chief | ||||
Postal cards removed from cardboard mounts, 4 per sheet. Letter sequence reflects top left to right, bottom left to right. | ||||
12-24(a-l) Maori #4 | n.d. | |||
12-24-a: A Maorio Warrior | ||||
Postal cards removed from cardboard mounts, 4 per sheet. Letter sequence reflects top left to right, bottom left to right. | ||||
12-24-b: Maori chiefs | ||||
Postal cards removed from cardboard mounts, 4 per sheet. Letter sequence reflects top left to right, bottom left to right. | ||||
12-24-c: Maori chiefs | ||||
Postal cards removed from cardboard mounts, 4 per sheet. Letter sequence reflects top left to right, bottom left to right. | ||||
12-24-d: Te Ritimana, Te Rapoutu | ||||
Postal cards removed from cardboard mounts, 4 per sheet. Letter sequence reflects top left to right, bottom left to right. | ||||
12-24-e: Maori woman | ||||
Postal cards removed from cardboard mounts, 4 per sheet. Letter sequence reflects top left to right, bottom left to right. | ||||
12-24-f: Te Hongi (Rubbing Noses) | ||||
Postal cards removed from cardboard mounts, 4 per sheet. Letter sequence reflects top left to right, bottom left to right. | ||||
12-24-g: Maori mother and child | ||||
Postal cards removed from cardboard mounts, 4 per sheet. Letter sequence reflects top left to right, bottom left to right. | ||||
12-24-h: Maori women | ||||
Postal cards removed from cardboard mounts, 4 per sheet. Letter sequence reflects top left to right, bottom left to right. | ||||
12-24-i: A Maori Chief of the Bay of Islands | ||||
Postal cards removed from cardboard mounts, 4 per sheet. Letter sequence reflects top left to right, bottom left to right. | ||||
12-24-j: Maori Chief | ||||
Postal cards removed from cardboard mounts, 4 per sheet. Letter sequence reflects top left to right, bottom left to right. | ||||
12-24-k: Hoani Turi Te Whatahoro | ||||
Postal cards removed from cardboard mounts, 4 per sheet. Letter sequence reflects top left to right, bottom left to right. | ||||
12-24-l: An Arawa Chief | ||||
Postal cards removed from cardboard mounts, 4 per sheet. Letter sequence reflects top left to right, bottom left to right. | ||||
12-25(a-l) Maori #5 | n.d. | |||
12-25-a: Maori girl | ||||
12-25-b: Two Maori men | ||||
12-25-c: Three Maori men and girl | ||||
12-25-d: Te Ahote Rangi Wharepu, a Chief of the Ngati-Mahutu tribe, Waikato | ||||
Postal card. Includes note to Frank Speck from unidentified person, 1923. | ||||
12-25-e: Young Maori man and woman | ||||
12-25-f: Maori man and woman | ||||
12-25-g: Maori group | ||||
12-25-h: Maori man and woman | ||||
12-25-i: Maori Chief, Patarangukai | ||||
Postal card. | ||||
12-25-j: Maori woman | ||||
12-25-k: Maori man | ||||
12-25-l: Magazine clipping on the Maori | ||||
12-26(a-q) Miscellaneous | n.d. | |||
12-26-a: Miscellaneous photos, mainly of buildings and landscapes | ||||
12-26-b: View from Chateau Frontenac, Quebec | ||||
"Claude Vigneau, 69 St. Paul, Quebec, catalog of [illegible]" written on front. | ||||
12-26-c: Miscellaneous photos, mainly of buildings and landscapes | ||||
12-26-d: Miscellaneous photos, mainly of buildings and landscapes | ||||
12-26-e: Historic house in Marcus Hook, PA | 1937 | |||
12-26-f: Miscellaneous photos, mainly of buildings and landscapes | ||||
12-26-g: Miscellaneous photos, mainly of buildings and landscapes | ||||
12-26-h: Miscellaneous photos, mainly of buildings and landscapes | ||||
12-26-i: Miscellaneous photos, mainly of buildings and landscapes | ||||
12-26-j: Miscellaneous photos, mainly of buildings and landscapes | ||||
12-26-k: Miscellaneous photos, mainly of buildings and landscapes | ||||
12-26-l: Miscellaneous photos, mainly of buildings and landscapes | ||||
12-26-m: Miscellaneous photos, mainly of buildings and landscapes | ||||
12-26-n: Two camels | ||||
12-26-o: People riding camels | ||||
12-26-p: Drawing of people by body of water, reproduction | ||||
12-26-q: Magazine clippings | ||||
12-27(a-b) Mongoloid race types | n.d. | |||
12-27-a: Koryak or Yukaghir women (Siberia) | ||||
Restrictions on Access: Restrictions on Access: Reproduction of this material, including Reading Room photography, is restricted due to privacy concerns. Please consult the Manuscripts Department for more information. | ||||
12-27-b: Oyak girl (Borneo) | ||||
Restrictions on Access: Restrictions on Access: Reproduction of this material, including Reading Room photography, is restricted due to privacy concerns. Please consult the Manuscripts Department for more information. | ||||
12-28(a-p) Natural history #1 | n.d. | |||
12-28-a: Mountain goat | ||||
Postal card | ||||
12-28-b: Mountain goat | ||||
Postal card | ||||
12-28-c: Fish | ||||
Postal card | ||||
12-28-d: Fish | ||||
Postal card | ||||
12-28-e: Fish | ||||
Postal card | ||||
12-28-f: Fish | ||||
Postal card | ||||
12-28-g: Fish | ||||
Postal card | ||||
12-28-h: Fish | ||||
Postal card | ||||
12-28-i: Fish | ||||
Postal card | ||||
12-28-j: Deer | ||||
Postal card. Includes note to Frank Speck from Flos (?), November 1, 1907. | ||||
12-28-k: Cowboys | ||||
Postal card | ||||
12-28-l: Bird | ||||
Postal card. Includes note to Frank Speck from F, October 31, 1907. | ||||
12-28-m: Bird | ||||
Postal card. Includes note to Frank Speck from F, October 31, 1907. | ||||
12-28-n: Wild pigs | ||||
Postal card. Includes note to Frank Speck from Flos, May...1908(?), October 23, 1907. | ||||
12-28-o: Wild pigs | ||||
Postal card. Includes note to Frank Speck from Flos, May...1908(?), October 23, 1907. | ||||
12-28-p: Moose | ||||
Postal card | ||||
12-29(a-t) Natural history #2 | n.d. | |||
12-29-a: Birds | ||||
Color postal card. Includes note to Frank Speck from Florence, Nov-Dec 1907. | ||||
12-29-b: Birds | ||||
Color postal card. Includes note to Frank Speck from Florence, Nov-Dec 1907. | ||||
12-29-c: Birds | ||||
Color postal card. Includes note to Frank Speck from Florence, Nov-Dec 1907. | ||||
12-29-d: Camp in Maine woods. | ||||
Color postal card. Indlues note to Florence Insley from Frank Speck, December 24, 1909. | ||||
12-29-e: Couples | ||||
Color postal card. | ||||
12-29-f: Couples | ||||
Color postal card. Includes note to Frank Speck from Florence, November 7, 1906. | ||||
12-29-g: Animals | ||||
Color postal card. | ||||
12-29-h: Animals | ||||
Color postal card. | ||||
12-29-i: Animals | ||||
Color postal card. | ||||
12-29-j: Animals | ||||
Color postal card. | ||||
12-29-k: Animals | ||||
Color postal card. | ||||
12-29-l: Animals | ||||
Color postal card. | ||||
12-29-m: Cowboys | ||||
Color postal card. | ||||
12-29-n: Mountains | ||||
Color postal card. Includes note to Frank Speck from Edward Sapir, September 12, 1910. | ||||
12-29-o: Mountains | ||||
Color postal card. | ||||
12-29-p: Snowflakes | ||||
12-29-q: Snowflakes | ||||
12-29-r: Snowflakes | ||||
12-29-s: Snowflakes | ||||
12-29-t: Snowflakes | ||||
12-30(a-g) New Hampshire | n.d. | |||
12-30-a: Beaver dam on Chocorua River | ||||
Includes negative. | ||||
12-30-b: Beaver dam on Chocorua River | ||||
Includes negative. | ||||
12-30-c: Beaver dam on Chocorua River | ||||
Includes negative. | ||||
12-30-d: Beaver dam on Chocorua River | ||||
Includes negative. | ||||
12-30-e: Unidentified persons swimming | ||||
Negative only. | ||||
12-30-f: Unidentified persons swimming | ||||
Negative only. | ||||
12-30-g: Unidentified persons swimming | ||||
Negative only. | ||||
12-31(a-p) New Jersey, Pine Barrens #1 | 1919 | |||
12-31-a: Old Cohausey oak below Weymouth, New Jersey, bears Indian signs | 7029 | |||
Geographic Name(s): Weymouth, N.J. | ||||
12-31-b: Old Cohausey oak below Weymouth, New Jersey, bears Indian signs | 7029 | |||
Geographic Name(s): Weymouth, N.J. | ||||
12-31-c: Old Cohausey oak below Weymouth, New Jersey, bears Indian signs | 7029 | |||
Geographic Name(s): Weymouth, N.J. | ||||
12-31-d: Group of Nyssa | ||||
12-31-e: Large old cedar swamp | ||||
12-31-f: Bog | ||||
12-31-g: Pond surrounded by marsh | ||||
12-31-h: Flooded bog | ||||
12-31-i: A bog of Cassandra | ||||
12-31-j: Crosswicks Creek, N.J. | 8492 | |||
12-31-k: Corduroy swamp | ||||
12-31-l: View wouth from Somer's Point | 7042 | |||
12-31-m: Lagoon on Great Egg Harbor River | ||||
12-31-n: In holly woods at Somer's Point | 7031 | |||
12-31-o: Pinus echinata, shortleaf pine | ||||
12-31-p: Portion of Cohansey Trail | ||||
12-32(a-n) New Jersey, Pine Barrens #2 | 1919 | |||
12-32-a: Clean Pitch Pine Grove | ||||
12-32-b: Part of Michesituxent Creek | ||||
12-32-c: Cedar swamp | ||||
12-32-d: Cedar swamp | ||||
12-32-e: Pond | ||||
12-32-f: PItch pines | ||||
12-32-g: Flooded bog | ||||
12-32-h: Burnt savannah and barrens | ||||
12-32-i: Cedar swamp | ||||
12-32-j: South plains | ||||
12-32-k: Pond | ||||
12-32-l: Footprint of a doe | ||||
12-32-m: Cedar swamp | ||||
12-32-n: Unidentified scene | ||||
Negative only. | ||||
12-32-o: Unidentified scene | ||||
Negative only. | ||||
12-32-p: Unidentified scene | ||||
Negative only. | ||||
12-33(a-r) New Jersey, Pine Barrens #3 | 1919 | |||
12-33-a: Camp scene | ||||
12-33-b: Camp scene | ||||
12-33-c: Shore at Somer's Point | ||||
12-33-d: Unidentified | ||||
12-33-e: Group by tree | ||||
See Pine Barrens folder #1, a-c. | ||||
12-33-f: Dead buck eaten by crows, South Plains | 1919 | |||
12-33-g: Dead buck eaten by crows, South Plains | 1919 | |||
12-33-h: Group at old ruined furnace, Weymouth | ||||
12-33-i: Dead buzzard | ||||
12-33-j: Unidentified log and plank building | ||||
12-33-k: Barrens near Woodmansie | ||||
12-33-l: Party going from Mispah to Weymouth, N.J. | 7029 | |||
Geographic Name(s): Weymouth, N.J. | ||||
12-33-m: Crosswicks Creek, N.J. | 8492 | |||
Negative only. | ||||
12-33-n: Crosswicks Creek, N.J. | 8492 | |||
Negative only. | ||||
12-33-o: | ||||
Negative only. | ||||
12-33-p: Unidentified | ||||
Negative only. | ||||
12-33-q: Unidentified | ||||
Negative only. | ||||
12-33-r: Unidentified | ||||
Negative only. | ||||
12-34(a-c) Oceania | 1938 | |||
12-34-a: South Seas scene | ||||
Positive print | ||||
12-34-b: South Seas scene | ||||
Negative print | ||||
12-34-c: Letter to Frank Speck from W.P. Roop, February 1949 | ||||
12-35(a-e) Philippines | 1908-1932 | |||
12-35-a: Group of young men outside "dormitory" | ||||
Postal card. G.E. Ridenour, Philadelphia. Includes notes from Frank Speck to Florence Insley, 1908. | ||||
12-35-b: Bontoc Igorotes, Philippines | ||||
Postal card. Includes notes from Frank Speck to Florence Insley, 1908. | ||||
12-35-c: Unidentified group | ||||
Postal card. Includes notes from Frank Speck to Florence Insley, 1908. | ||||
12-35-d: Guernsey and Pitman diorama | 1932 | |||
12-35-e: "Some Strange Harvests in distant lands" from "The Sphere" newspaper, August 27 1932 | ||||
12-36(a) Sakai (Malay Peninsula) | 1906 | |||
12-36-a: Group of Sakai women and children | ||||
Print and negative of illustration from "Pagan Races of the Malay Peninsula", Charles Otto Blagden and Walter William Skeat (1906), volume 1, page 215. | ||||
12-37(a-i) Speck, Frank G.--childhood drawings | n.d. | |||
12-37-a: Watercolor painting of a Native man in bucksin holding a club | ||||
12-37-b: Watercolor painting of a Native man with a mohawk holding a bow and arrows | ||||
12-37-c: Watercolor painting of a Native man with a headband, holding a bow-and-arrow in drawn position | ||||
12-37-d: Color drawing of a brown bird | ||||
Faint pencil writing at bottom of drawing may be the species name. | ||||
12-37-e: Pencil drawing of "The U.S. Ironclad Sloop of War Yalena" | ||||
12-37-f: Pencil drawing of an ironclad | ||||
12-37-g: Pencil drawing of an ironclad with sails | ||||
12-37-h: Color drawing of an unidentified black and orange bird | ||||
12-37-i: Color drawing an unidentified parrot species | ||||
12-38(a-b) Tigre [Island] | n.d. | |||
Location not identified. Folder says "Indo-China". | ||||
12-38-a: Approaching Tigre [Island] | ||||
People on boats, approaching the island. | ||||
12-38-b: Tigre [Island] | ||||
Unidentified adult and child in house. | ||||
12-39(a) Watermelon Feast | n.d. | |||
12-39-a: Watermelon Feast | ||||
Color postal card. Posed portrait of a black family seated outside, eating watermelons. Includes note in a hand that is not Speck's, "Not African to my knowledge," and a note in Speck's hand, "Return to F.G.S." | ||||
12-40(a-f) Zulu #1 | 1895 | |||
12-40-a: Zulu chief | ||||
Color postal card. | ||||
12-40-b: Two Zulu women, one with child on back | 1895 | |||
12-40-c: Zulu man and woman | 1895 | |||
12-40-d: Group of Zulu women | 1895 | |||
12-40-e: Group of Zulu men, women and boys by hut | 1895 | |||
12-40-f: Zulu, diorama model by Guernsey and Pitman | ||||
12-41(a-i) Zulu #2 | 1930 | |||
12-41-a: "Warriors of a Crack Royal Zulu Impi" | ||||
Photo by O.W. Barrett. Five male warriors. From published source. | ||||
12-41-b: Zulu women hair-dressing | ||||
In color. From "The Illustrated London News", July 19 1930. | ||||
12-41-c: Zulu man | ||||
In color. Published source. | ||||
12-41-d: "Ready for Market," two Zulu women | ||||
Color postal card. From mount labeled "Zulu Female Types (Natal S. Africa)" | ||||
12-41-e: "The Beauty of the Kraal," Zulu woman | ||||
Color postal card. From mount labeled "Zulu Female Types (Natal S. Africa)" | ||||
12-41-f: "Zulu Bride, Well-Adorned" | ||||
Color postal card. From mount labeled "Zulu Female Types (Natal S. Africa)" | ||||
12-41-g: "Zulu Maiden" | ||||
Color postal card. From mount labeled "Zulu Female Types (Natal S. Africa)" | ||||
12-41-h: Zulu women | ||||
Color postal card. | ||||
12-41-i: Zulu women | ||||
Color postal card. | ||||
Series IV. Lantern Slides | 1914-1938 | |||
Baja California | ||||
13:1-1-a Lantern Slide #001: Candelaria, the Belle of the Seri, Lower California | 1914-1938 | Box 1: Baja California, #001 | ||
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Beothuk | ||||
13:1-2-a Lantern Slide #002: Demasduit or Waunatoake (Mary March) | 1914-1938 | Box 1: Beothuk, #002 | ||
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13:1-2-b Lantern Slide #003: Joe Toney | 1910 | Box 1: Beothuk, #003 | ||
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13:1-2-c Lantern Slide #004: Joe Toney, his wife, and their daughter, Mali | 1910 | Box 1: Beothuk, #004 | ||
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13:1-2-d Lantern Slide #005: Santu Toney and Joe Toney | 1910 | Box 1: Beothuk, #005 | ||
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Canada | ||||
13:1-3-a Lantern Slide #006: Map of Newfoundland | 1914-1938 | Box 1: Canada, #006 | ||
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13:1-3-b Lantern Slide #007: Landscape | 1914-1938 | Box 1: Canada, #007 | ||
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13:1-3-c Lantern Slide #008: Preparing a seal | 1914-1938 | Box 1: Canada, #008 | ||
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13:1-3-d Lantern Slide #009: Native American settlement | 1914-1938 | Box 1: Canada, #009 | ||
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13:1-3-e Lantern Slide #010: Native American dwelling | 1914-1938 | Box 1: Canada, #010 | ||
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13:1-3-f Lantern Slide #011: Landscape | 1914-1938 | Box 1: Canada, #011 | ||
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13:1-3-g Lantern Slide #012: Native Americans hunting | 1914-1938 | Box 1: Canada, #012 | ||
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13:1-3-h Lantern Slide #013: Micmac Indian encampment, Nova Scotia | 1914-1938 | Box 1: Canada, #013 | ||
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Catawba | ||||
13:1-4-a Lantern Slide #014: Home of Sally Brown, Catawba Reservation, S.C. | 1936 | Box 1: Catawba, #014 | ||
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13:1-4-b Lantern Slide #015: Sally Brown preparing sedge-grass for making brooms, Catawba, S.C. | 1938 | Box 1: Catawba, #015 | ||
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13:1-4-c Lantern Slide #016: Sally Brown Gordon, one of the last speakers of Catawba | 1936 | Box 1: Catawba, #016 | ||
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13:1-4-d Lantern Slide #017: Sally Brown and family, Catawba, S.C. | 1936 | Box 1: Catawba, #017 | ||
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13:1-4-e Lantern Slide #018: Catawba man | 1914-1938 | Box 1: Catawba, #018 | ||
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13:1-4-f Lantern Slide #019: Catawba man | 1914-1938 | Box 1: Catawba, #019 | ||
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13:1-4-g Lantern Slide #020: Lydia's Father and Mother | 1914-1938 | Box 1: Catawba, #020 | ||
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13:1-4-h Lantern Slide #021: Suzan Owl, Catawba, North Carolina | 1914-1938 | Box 1: Catawba, #021 | ||
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13:1-4-i Lantern Slide #022: Mrs. Samson Owl, Catawba, North Carolina | 1922 | Box 1: Catawba, #022 | ||
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Cherokee | ||||
13:1-5-a Lantern Slide #023: Eliza Stamper | 1915 | Box 1: Cherokee, #023 | ||
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13:1-5-b Lantern Slide #024: Cherokee cross arrow game, North Carolina | 1915-1948 | Box 1: Cherokee, #024 | ||
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13:1-5-c Lantern Slide #025: Cherokee cross arrow game, North Carolina | 1915-1948 | Box 1: Cherokee, #025 | ||
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13:1-5-d Lantern Slide #026: Booger mask of wasp nest, Big Cove | 1915-1948 | Box 1: Cherokee, #026 | ||
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13:1-5-e Lantern Slide #027: Agnes Driver | 1915-1948 | Box 1: Cherokee, #027 | ||
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13:1-5-f Lantern Slide #028: Cherokee women's leg rattles, North Carolina | 1915-1948 | Box 1: Cherokee, #028 | ||
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13:1-5-g Lantern Slide #029: Cherokee winter settlement, North Carolina | 1915-1948 | Box 1: Cherokee, #029 | ||
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13:1-5-h Lantern Slide #030: Cherokee Eagle Dance, North Carolina | 1915-1948 | Box 1: Cherokee, #030 | ||
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13:1-5-i Lantern Slide #031: Cherokee Eagle Dance, North Carolina | 1915-1948 | Box 1: Cherokee, #031 | ||
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13:1-5-j Lantern Slide #032: Cherokee Eagle Dance, North Carolina | 1915-1948 | Box 1: Cherokee, #032 | ||
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13:1-5-k Lantern Slide #033: Cherokee mother and child, North Carolina | 1915-1948 | Box 1: Cherokee, #033 | ||
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13:1-5-l Lantern Slide #034: John and Nanny Driver and family | 1915-1948 | Box 1: Cherokee, #034 | ||
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13:1-5-m Lantern Slide #035: Cecilia Driver with baby | 1915-1948 | Box 1: Cherokee, #035 | ||
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13:1-5-n Lantern Slide #036: Landscape, North Carolina | 1915-1948 | Box 1: Cherokee, #036 | ||
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13:1-5-o Lantern Slide #037: Landscape, North Carolina | 1915-1948 | Box 1: Cherokee, #037 | ||
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13:1-5-p Lantern Slide #038: Landscape, North Carolina | 1915-1948 | Box 1: Cherokee, #038 | ||
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13:1-5-q Lantern Slide #039: Landscape, North Carolina | 1914-1948 | Box 1: Cherokee. #039 | ||
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13:1-5-r Lantern Slide #040: Landscape, North Carolina | 1915-1948 | Box 1: Cherokee, #040 | ||
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13:1-5-s Lantern Slide #041: Landscape, North Carolina | 1914-1948 | Box 1: Cherokee, #041 | ||
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13:1-5-t Lantern Slide #042: Winter settlement, North Carolina | 1914-1948 | Box 1: Cherokee, #042 | ||
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13:1-5-u Lantern Slide #043: John Driver's family | 1914-1948 | Box 1: Cherokee, #043 | ||
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13:1-5-v Lantern Slide #044: Tawnita | 1914 | Box 1: Cherokee, #044 | ||
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13:1-5-w Lantern Slide #045: Canoe | 1915-1948 | Box 1: Cherokee, #045 | ||
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13:1-5-x Lantern Slide #046: Cherokee settlement | 1914-1948 | Box 1: Cherokee, #046 | ||
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13:1-5-y Lantern Slide #047: Landscape, North Carolina | 1914-1948 | Box 1: Cherokee, #047 | ||
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13:1-5-z Lantern Slide #048: Crossing the river | 1914-1948 | Box 1: Cherokee, #048 | ||
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13:1-5-aa Lantern Slide #049: Mortar and pestle | 1915-1948 | Box 1: Cherokee, #049 | ||
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Creek and Yuchi | ||||
13:1-6-a Lantern Slide #050: Ball game | 1904 | Box 2: Creek and Yuchi, #050 | ||
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13:1-6-b Lantern Slide #051: Ball game | 1904 | Box 2: Creek and Yuchi, #051 | ||
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13:1-6-c Lantern Slide #052: Fred Walker | 1904 | Box 2: Creek and Yuchi, #052 | ||
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13:1-6-d Lantern Slide #053: Fred Walker, Betsy McGee & group of Creeks of Atmore, Alabama | 1904 | Box 2: Creek and Yuchi, #053 | ||
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13:1-6-e Lantern Slide #054: Dwelling | 1904 | Box 2: Creek and Yuchi, #054 | ||
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13:1-6-f Lantern Slide #055: Children | 1904 | Box 2: Creek and Yuchi, #055 | ||
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13:1-6-g Lantern Slide #056: Yuchi, Lewis Long & family (Oklahoma) | 1904 | Box 2: Creek and Yuchi, #056 | ||
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13:1-6-h Lantern Slide #057: Creek family | 1904 | Box 2: Creek and Yuchi, #057 | ||
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13:1-6-i Lantern Slide #058: Creek man, portrait, Oklahoma | 1904 | Box 2: Creek and Yuchi, #058 | ||
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13:1-6-j Lantern Slide #059: Yuchi woman, portrait, Oklahoma | 1903 | Box 2: Creek and Yuchi, #059 | ||
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13:1-6-k Lantern Slide #060: Yuchi woman, portrait, Oklahoma | 1903 | Box 2: Creek and Yuchi, #060 | ||
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13:1-6-l Lantern Slide #061: Man in native attire | 1904 | Box 2: Creek and Yuchi, #061 | ||
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Eskimo | ||||
13:1-7-a Lantern Slide #062: Allegoo (Shining water), Sikoslingmuit Eskimo woman, Southern Baffin Land | 1901-1947 | Box 2: Eskimo, #062 | ||
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13:1-7-b Lantern Slide #063: Eskimo children | 1901-1947 | Box 2: Eskimo, #063 | ||
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13:1-7-c Lantern Slide #064: Native woman, Greenland | 1901-1947 | Box 2: Eskimo, #064 | ||
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Houma | ||||
13:1-8-a Lantern Slide #065: House of Palmetto, near Golden Meadow, La. | 1938-1939 | Box 2: Houma, #065 | ||
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13:1-8-b Lantern Slide #066: Chimney, Palmetto house, Louisiana | 1938-1939 | Box 2: Houma, #066 | ||
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13:1-8-c Lantern Slide #067: Dwelling | 1938-1939 | Box 2: Houma, #067 | ||
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13:1-8-d Lantern Slide #068: Interior of Palmetto hut, roof | 1938-1939 | Box 2: Houma, #068 | ||
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13:1-8-e Lantern Slide #069: Vegetation | 1938-1939 | Box 2: Houma, #069 | ||
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13:1-8-f Lantern Slide #070: Man with fishing net | 1938-1939 | Box 2: Houma, #070 | ||
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13:1-8-g Lantern Slide #071: Man with fishing net | 1938-1939 | Box 2: Houma, #071 | ||
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13:1-8-h Lantern Slide #072: Canoe | 1938-1939 | Box 2: Houma, #072 | ||
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13:1-8-i Lantern Slide #073: Bayou Grand Caillou, Louisiana | 1938-1939 | Box 2: Houma, #073 | ||
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13:1-8-j Lantern Slide #074: Bayou Grand Caillou, Louisiana | 1938-1939 | Box 2: Houma, #074 | ||
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13:1-8-k Lantern Slide #075: Dwelling | 1938-1939 | Box 2: Houma, #075 | ||
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13:1-8-l Lantern Slide #076: Men and women in canoes | 1938-1939 | Box 2: Houma, #076 | ||
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13:1-8-m Lantern Slide #077: Geese outside thatched roof dwelling | 1938-1939 | Box 2< Houma, #077 | ||
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13:1-8-n Lantern Slide #078: Children with mortar and pestle | Box 2: Houma, #078 | |||
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13:1-8-o Lantern Slide #079: Man with tool | 1938-1939 | Box 2: Houma, #079 | ||
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13:1-8-p Lantern Slide #080: Map of tribal boundaries, Southeast, U.S. | 1938-1939 | Box 2: Houma, #080 | ||
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13:1-8-q Lantern Slide #081: Forest | 1938-1939 | Box 2: Houma, #081 | ||
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13:1-8-r Lantern Slide #082: Palmetto house near Bourge, Louisiana | 1938-1939 | Box 2: Houma, #082 | ||
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13:1-8-s Lantern Slide #083: Houma Louisiana palmetto house | 1938-1939 | Box 2: houma, #083 | ||
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13:1-8-t Lantern Slide #084: Michele Dardard, Golden Meadows | 1938-1939 | Box 2: Houma, #084 | ||
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13:1-8-u Lantern Slide #085: Couple outside palmetto house | 1938-1939 | Box 2: Houma, #085 | ||
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13:1-9-a Lantern Slide #086: Man outside palmetto house | 1938-1939 | Box 2: Houma, #086 | ||
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13:1-9-b Lantern Slide #087: Dwelling | 1938-1939 | Box 2: Houma, #087 | ||
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13:1-9-c Lantern Slide #088: Dwelling | 1938-1939 | Box 2: Houma, #088 | ||
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13:1-9-d Lantern Slide #089: Man in canoe | 1938-1939 | Box 2: Houma, #089 | ||
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13:1-9-e Lantern Slide #090: Vegetation | 1938-1939 | Box 2: Houma, #090 | ||
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13:1-9-f Lantern Slide #091: Dwellings | 1938-1939 | Box 2: Houma, #091 | ||
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13:1-9-g Lantern Slide #092: Settlement with men, women and children | 1938-1939 | Box 2: Houma, #092 | ||
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13:1-9-h Lantern Slide #093: Houma man | 1938-1939 | Box 2: Houma, #093 | ||
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13:1-9-i Lantern Slide #094: Map of Louisiana | 1938-1939 | Box 2: Houma, #094 | ||
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13:1-9-j Lantern Slide #095: Interior of Palmetto hut | 1938-1939 | Box 2: Houma, #095 | ||
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13:1-9-k Lantern Slide #096: Woman and child | 1938-1939 | Box 2: Houma, #096 | ||
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13:1-9-l Lantern Slide #097: Alfred Billiot | 1938-1939 | Box 2: Houma, #097 | ||
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13:1-9-m Lantern Slide #098: Man in canoe | 1938-1939 | Box 2: houma, #098 | ||
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13:1-9-n Lantern Slide #099: Houma couple | 1938-1939 | Box 2: Houma, #099 | ||
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13:1-9-o Lantern Slide #100: Man outside palmetto house | 1938-1939 | Box 2: Houma, #100 | ||
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13:1-9-p Lantern Slide #101: Houma man in canoe | 1938-1939 | Box 3: Houma, #101 | ||
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13:1-9-q Lantern Slide #102: Landscape | 1938-1939 | Box 3: Houma, #102 | ||
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13:1-9-r Lantern Slide #103: Michele Billiot and Lucile du Plantis | 1938-1939 | Box 3: Houma, #103 | ||
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13:1-9-s Lantern Slide #104: Octave Verdin with two children | 1938-1939 | Box 3: Houma, #104 | ||
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13:1-9-t Lantern Slide #105: Landscape with Houma dwelling | 1938-1939 | Box 2: Houma, #105 | ||
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13:1-9-u Lantern Slide #106: Houma children | 1938-1939 | Box 3: Houma, #106 | ||
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13:1-9-v Lantern Slide #107: Houma man | 1938-1939 | Box 3: Houma, #107 | ||
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Hughes Site, MD | ||||
13:1-10-a Lantern Slide #108: Skeletal remains, Hughes site, Maryland | n.d. | Box 3: Hughes site, MD, #108 | ||
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13:1-10-b Lantern Slide #109: Skeletal remains, Hughes site, Maryland | n.d. | Box 3: Hughes site, MD, #109 | ||
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Indian Island, ME | ||||
13:1-11-a Lantern Slide #110: Mr. and Mrs. Roncoe's store, Indian Island, Maine | 1906-1941 | Box 3: Indian Island, ME, #110 | ||
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13:1-11-b Lantern Slide #111: Oldest woman and Louisa, Indian Island, Maine | 1906-1941 | Box 3: Indian Island, ME, #111 | ||
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13:1-11-c Lantern Slide #112: Indian Picnic, N. T. [Newell Toomah] and family | 1906-1941 | Box 3: Indian Island, ME, #112 | ||
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13:1-11-d Lantern Slide #113: Family group, Indian Island | 1906-1941 | Box 3: Indian Island, ME, #113 | ||
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13:1-11-e Lantern Slide #114: Penobscot family | 1906-1941 | Box 3: Indian Island, ME, #114 | ||
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13:1-11-h Lantern Slide #115: "Indian Picnic, Indian Island," Penobscot men carrying canoe | 1906-1941 | Box 3: Indian Island, ME, #115 | ||
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13:1-11-f Lantern Slide #116: "Indian picnic, fishing," Penobscot family, canoe on water | 1906-1941 | Box 3: Indian Island, ME, #116 | ||
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13:1-11-g Lantern Slide #117: Aunt Mary, Indian Island | 1906-1941 | Box 3: Indian Island, ME, #117 | ||
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13:1-11-i Lantern Slide #118: Penobscot canoe on water | 1906-1941 | Box 3: Indian Island, ME, #118 | ||
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Indian melodrama | ||||
13:2-1-a Lantern Slide #119: Indian melodrama | 1906 | Box 3: Indian melodrama, #119 | ||
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13:2-1-b Lantern Slide #120: Indian melodrama | 1906 | Box 3: Indian melodrama, #120 | ||
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13:2-1-c Lantern Slide #121: Indian melodrama | 1906 | Box 3: Indian melodrama, #121 | ||
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13:2-1-d Lantern Slide #122: Indian melodrama | 1906 | Box 3: Indian melodrama, #122 | ||
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13:2-1-e Lantern Slide #123: Indian melodrama | 1906 | Box 3: Indian melodrama, #123 | ||
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13:2-1-f Lantern Slide #124: Indian melodrama | 1906 | Box 3: Indian melodrama, #124 | ||
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13:2-1-g Lantern Slide #125: Indian melodrama | 1906 | Box 3: Indian melodrama, #125 | ||
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13:2-1-h Lantern Slide #126: Indian melodrama | 1906 | Box 3: Indian melodrama, #126 | ||
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13:2-1-i Lantern Slide #127: Indian melodrama | 1906 | Box 3: Indian melodrama, #127 | ||
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13:2-1-j Lantern Slide #128: Indian melodrama | 1906 | Box 3: Indian melodrama, #128 | ||
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13:2-1-k Lantern Slide #129: Indian melodrama | 1906 | Box 3: Indian melodrama, #129 | ||
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13:2-1-l Lantern Slide #130: Indian melodrama | 1906 | Box 3: indian melodrama, #130 | ||
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13:2-1-m Lantern Slide #131: Indian melodrama | 1906 | Box 2: Indian melodrama, #131 | ||
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13:2-1-n Lantern Slide #132: Indian melodrama | 1906 | Box 3: Indian melodrama, #132 | ||
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Iroquois | ||||
13:2-2-a Lantern Slide #133: "Three little Hurons" | 1913-1952 | Box 3: Iroquois, #133 | ||
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13:2-2-b Lantern Slide #134: Peter Dibeau, Mohawk, Ripley, N.Y. | 1904 | Box 3: Iroquois, #134 | ||
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13:2-2-c Lantern Slide #135: Seneca group, Cattaraugus, N.Y. | Box 3: Iroquois, #135 | |||
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13:2-2-d Lantern Slide #136: Archaeologist's camp, Cattaraugus, N.Y. | 1904 | Box 3: Iroquois, #136 | ||
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13:2-2-e Lantern Slide #137: M. le Cure, Odanak, P.Q. | 1913-1952 | Box 3: Iroquois, #137 | ||
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13:2-2-f Lantern Slide #138: Abenaki woman outside post office, Odanak, P.Q. | 1913-1952 | Box 3: Iroquois, #138 | ||
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13:2-2-g Lantern Slide #139: Huron family outside dwelling, Loretteville, P.Q. | 1913-1952 | Box 3: Iroquois, #139 | ||
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13:2-2-h Lantern Slide #140: Abenaki man tilling soil, Odanak, P.Q. | 1913-1952 | Box 3: Iroquois, #140 | ||
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13:2-2-i Lantern Slide #141: Common pasture, Odanak, P.Q. | 1913-1952 | Box 3: Iroquois, #141 | ||
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13:2-2-j Lantern Slide #142: Iroquois melodrama | 1906 | Box 3: Iroquois, #142 | ||
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13:2-2-k Lantern Slide #143: Iroquois woman, portrait | 1913-1952 | Box 3: Iroquois, #143 | ||
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13:2-2-l Lantern Slide #144: Virginia Hall, Hampton | 1913-1952 | Box 3: Iroquois, #144 | ||
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13:2-2-m Lantern Slide #145: Iroquois ball game | 1913-1952 | Box 3: Iroquois, #145 | ||
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13:2-2-n Lantern Slide #146: School children, Odanak, P.Q. | 1913-1952 | Box 3: iroquois, #146 | ||
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13:2-2-o Lantern Slide #147: River scene, near Lorette | 1913-1952 | Box 3: Iroquois, #147 | ||
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13:2-2-p Lantern Slide #148: Convent, Odanak, P.Q. | 1913-1952 | Box 3: Iroquois, #148 | ||
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13:2-2-q Lantern Slide #149: "Old nets of [illegible]" | 1913-1952 | Box 3: Iroquois, #149 | ||
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13:2-2-r Lantern Slide #150: Abenaki brass band ("L'Harmonie abénakise"), Odanak, P.Q. | 1914-11-01 | Box 3: iroquois, #150 | ||
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13:2-2-s Lantern Slide #151: Church, Odanak, P.Q. | 1913-1952 | Box 4: Iroquois, #151 | ||
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13:2-2-t Lantern Slide #152: Ferry Road, Odanak, P.Q. | 1913-1952 | Box 4: Iroquois, #152 | ||
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13:2-2-u Lantern Slide #153: Mr. Puru, Storekeeper, Odanak, P.Q. | 1913-1952 | Box 4: Iroquois, #153 | ||
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13:2-2-v Lantern Slide #154: Loretteville, P.Q. | 1913-1952 | Box 4: Iroquois, #154 | ||
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13:2-2-w Lantern Slide #155: Landscape, Alleghany River, Reservation | 1913-1952 | Box 4: Iroquois, #155 | ||
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13:2-2-x Lantern Slide #156: School house, Onondaga | 1913-1952 | Box 4: Iroquois, #156 | ||
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13:2-2-y Lantern Slide #157: Portrait, Iroquois woman | 1913-1952 | Box 4: Iroquois, #157 | ||
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13:2-2-z Lantern Slide #158: School children, Onondaga reservation | 1913-1952 | Box 4: Iroquois, #158 | ||
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13:2-3-a Lantern Slide #159: Moses Wluto, Hogansburg | 1913-1952 | Box 4: Iroquois, #159 | ||
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13:2-3-b Lantern Slide #160: Alleghany River near Salamanca | 1913-1952 | Box 4: Iroquois, #160 | ||
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13:2-3-c Lantern Slide #161: Boy in doorway, store, Loretteville, P.Q. | 1913-1952 | Box 4: Iroquois, #161 | ||
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13:2-3-d Teachers and Ministers, Onondaga | 1913-1952 | Box 4: Iroquois, #162 | ||
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13:2-3-e Lantern Slide #163: Waterfall | 1913-1952 | Box 4: iroquois, #163 | ||
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13:2-3-f Lantern Slide #164: Waterfall | 1913-1952 | Box 4: Iroquois, #164 | ||
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13:2-3-g Lantern Slide #165: Caughnawaga | 1913-1952 | Box 4: Iroquois, #165 | ||
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13:2-3-h Lantern Slide #166: Falls at St. Regis reservation | 1913-1952 | Box 4: Iroquois, #166 | ||
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13:2-3-i Lantern Slide #167: Plowing, Odanak, P.Q. | 1913-1952 | Box 4: Iroquois, #167 | ||
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13:2-3-j Lantern Slide #168: Girl, Onondaga | 1913-1952 | Box 4: Iroquois, #168 | ||
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13:2-3-k Lantern Slide #169: Hett (Hitt?) Boy, Onondaga | 1913-1952 | Box 4: Iroquois, #169 | ||
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13:2-3-l Lantern Slide #170: Caughnawaga | 1913-1952 | Box 4:Iroquois, #170 | ||
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13:2-3-m Lantern Slide #171: Pere Gras quarters, Caughnawaga | 1913-1952 | Box 4: Iroquois, #171 | ||
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13:2-3-n Lantern Slide #172: Sir William Johnson's grave, Johnstown | 1913-1952 | Box 4: Iroquois, #172 | ||
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13:2-3-o Lantern Slide #173: House, interior | 1913-1952 | Box 4: Iroquois, #173 | ||
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13:2-3-p Lantern Slide #174: Moses Wluto's children | 1913-1952 | Box 4: Iroquois, #174 | ||
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13:2-3-q Lantern Slide #175: Caughnawaga children | 1913-1952 | Box 4: Iroquois, #175 | ||
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13:2-3-r Lantern Slide #176: First lilacs planted in America, Johnson Hall | 1913-1952 | Box 4: Iroquois, #176 | ||
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13:2-3-s Lantern Slide #177: Sir William Johnson, Johnstown | 1913-1952 | Box 4: Iroquois, #177 | ||
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13:2-3-t Lantern Slide #178: Rev. and Mrs. Louis Brun, St. Regis | 1913-1952 | Box 4: Iroquois, #178 | ||
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13:2-3-u Lantern Slide #179: St. Regis | 1913-1952 | Box 4: Iroquois, #179 | ||
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13:2-3-v Lantern Slide #180: Cemetery, Maine | 1913-1952 | Box 4: Iroquois, #180 | ||
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13:2-3-w Lantern Slide #181: U.S. Custom house | 1913-1952 | Box 4: Iroquois, #181 | ||
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13:2-3-x Lantern Slide #182: Odanak, P.Q. | 1913-1952 | Box 4: Iroquois, #182 | ||
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13:2-3-y Lantern Slide #183: Dolly Kick, Oneida | 1907 | Box 4: Iroquois, #183 | ||
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Miscellaneous 1 | ||||
13:2-4-a Lantern Slide #184: Tipi | n.d. | Box 4: Miscellaneous 1, #184 | ||
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13:2-4-b Lantern Slide #185: Group portrait | n.d. | Box 4: Miscellaneous 1, #185 | ||
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13:2-4-c Lantern Slide #186: Ceremonial pipe (calumet) with feathers | n.d. | Box 4: Miscellaneous 1, #186 | ||
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13:2-4-d Lantern Slide #187: Native American man with pipe, drum | n.d. | Box 4: Miscellaneous 1, #187 | ||
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13:2-4-e Lantern Slide #188: Newell Tomah in canoe, Indian picnic | n.d. | Box 4: Miscellaneous 1, #188 | ||
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13:2-4-f Lantern Slide #189: Group portrait, Mashfer Indians | n.d. | Box 4: Miscellaneous 1, #189 | ||
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13:2-4-g Lantern Slide #190: North Dakota, "dead Sioux Indians" | n.d. | Box 4: Miscellaneous 1, #190 | ||
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13:2-4-h Lantern Slide #191: Ocean | n.d. | Box 4: Miscellaneous 1, #191 | ||
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13:2-4-i Lantern Slide #192: Martha's Vineyard and Noepe | n.d. | Box 4: Miscellaneous 1, #192 | ||
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13:2-4-j Lantern Slide #193: Mountains | n.d. | Box 4: Miscellaneous 1, #193 | ||
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13:2-4-k Lantern Slide #194: Landscape | n.d. | Box 4: Miscellaneous 1, #194 | ||
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13:2-4-l Lantern Slide #195: Leopard skin | n.d. | Box 4: Miscellaneous 1, 195 | ||
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13:2-4-m Lantern Slide #196: Building | n.d. | Box 4: Miscellaneous 1, #196 | ||
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13:2-4-n Lantern Slide #197: Sculpture | n.d. | Box 4: Miscellaneous 1, #197 | ||
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13:2-4-o Lantern Slide #198: Feeding the chickens | n.d. | Box 4: Miscellaneous 1, #198 | ||
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13:2-4-p Lantern Slide #199: Indian picnic | n.d. | Box 4: Miscellaneous 1, #199 | ||
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13:2-4-q Lantern Slide #200: Choctaw village, Choctaw Bayou, La Comte | n.d. | Box 4: Miscellaneous 1, #200 | ||
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13:2-5-a Lantern Slide #201: Machapunga Indians, North Carolina, "mixed negro" | 1924 | Box 5: Miscellaneous 1, #201 | ||
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13:2-5-b Lantern Slide #202: Native American man | n.d. | Box 5: Miscellaneous 1, 202 | ||
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13:2-5-c Lantern Slide #203: Rattles | n.d. | Box 5: Miscellaneous 1, #203 | ||
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13:2-5-d Lantern Slide #204: Corn cob rattle | n.d. | Box 5: Miscellaneous 1, #204 | ||
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13:2-5-e Lantern Slide #205: Trap | n.d. | Box 5: Miscellaneous 1, #205 | ||
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13:2-5-f Lantern Slide #206: Landscape | n.d. | Box 5: Miscellaneous 1, #206 | ||
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13:2-5-g Lantern Slide #207: Landscape | n.d. | Box 5: Miscellaneous 1, #207 | ||
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13:2-5-h Lantern Slide #208: Forest | n.d. | Box 5: Miscellaneous 1, #208 | ||
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13:2-5-i Lantern Slide #209: Native American man hunting bear | n.d. | Box 5: Miscellaneous 1, #209 | ||
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13:2-5-j Lantern Slide #210: Native American man wearing head dress, child holding spear | n.d. | Box 5: Miscellaneous 1, #210 | ||
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13:2-5-k Lantern Slide #211: Ceremonial pipe (calumet) with feathers | n.d. | Box 5: Miscellaneous 1, #211 | ||
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13:2-5-l Lantern Slide #212: Native American man with tomahawk | n.d. | Box 5: Miscellaneous 1, #212 | ||
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13:2-5-m Lantern Slide #213: Native American woman | n.d. | Box 5: Miscellaneous 1, #213 | ||
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13:2-5-n Lantern Slide #214: School children, group portrait | n.d. | Box 5: Miscellaneous 1, #214 | ||
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13: 2-5-o Lantern Slide #215: Map of Oneida Lake, New York | n.d. | Box 5: Miscellaneous 1, #215 | ||
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13:2-5-p Lantern Slide #216: Mound, Ferguson farm, Governor Island, North Carolina | n.d. | Box 5: Miscellaneous 1, #216 | ||
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13: 2-5-q Lantern Slide #217: Map of Indian tribes of the Lower Mississippi | 1909 | Box 5: Miscellaneous 1, #217 | ||
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Mohegan | ||||
13:2-6-a Lantern Slide #218: Mohegan woman | 1909-1932 | Box 5; Mohegan, #218 | ||
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13:2-6-b Lantern Slide #219: Mohegan girl | 1909-1932 | Box 5: Mohegan, #219 | ||
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13:2-6-c Lantern Slide #220: Lester Skeesuk in native attire | 1909-1932 | Box 5: Mohegan, #220 | ||
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13:2-6-d Lantern Slide #221: Mohegan men, women, children | 1909-1932 | Box 5: Mohegan, #221 | ||
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13:2-6-e Lantern Slide #222: Mohegan woman | 1909-1932 | Box 5: Mohegan, #222 | ||
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13: 2-6-f Lantern Slide #223: Mohegan man with mortar and pestle | 1909-1932 | Box %; Mohegan, #223 | ||
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13:2-6-g Lantern Slide #224: Wigwam at Fall festival | 1903 | Box 5: Mohegan, #224 | ||
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13:2-6-h Lantern Slide #225: Fidelia Fielding | 1909-1932 | Box 5: Mohegan, #225 | ||
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Montagnais-Naskapi | ||||
Lantern Slide #226: Dwelling | 1908-1941 | Box 5: Montagnais-Naskapi, #226 | ||
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Lantern Slide #227: Montagnais hunter with dog team, Lake St. John | 1908-1941 | Box 5: Montagnais-Naskapi, #227 | ||
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Lantern Slide #228: Montagnais-Naskapi woman | 1908-1941 | Box 5: Montagnais-Naskapi, #228 | ||
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Lantern Slide #229: Snowshoes, nets | 1908-1941 | Box 5: Montagnais-Naskapi, #229 | ||
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Lantern Slide #230: Montagnais-Naskapi woman, children | 1908-1941 | Box 5: Montagnais-Naskapi, #230 | ||
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Lantern Slide #231: Montagnais-Naskapi man in canoe | 1908-1941 | Box 5: Montagnais-Naskapi, #231 | ||
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Lantern Slide #232: Montagnais-Naskapi woman, children | 1908-1941 | Box 5: Montagnais-Naskapi, #232, #259 | ||
Lantern Slide #233: Landscape | 1908-1941 | Box 5: Montagnais-Naskapi, #233 | ||
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Lantern Slide #234: Landscape | 1908-1941 | Box 5: Montagnais-Naskapi, #234 | ||
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Lantern Slide #235: Landscape | 1908-1941 | Box 5: Montagnais-Naskapi, #235 | ||
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Lantern Slide #236: Dwelling | 1908-1941 | Box 5: Montagnais-Naskapi, #236 | ||
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Lantern Slide #237: Montagnais-Naskapi women, children | 1908-1941 | Box 5: Montagnais-Naskapi, #237 | ||
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Lantern Slide #238: Montagnais-Naskapi men with bear | 1908-1941 | Box 5: Montagnais-Naskapi, #238 | ||
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Lantern Slide #239: Canoe | 1908-1941 | Box 5: Montagnais-Naskapi, #239 | ||
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Lantern Slide #240: Winter landscape | 1908-1941 | Box 5: Montagnais-Naskapi, #240 | ||
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Lantern Slide #241: Winter settlement | 1908-1941 | Box 5: Montagnais-Naskapi, #241 | ||
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Lantern Slide #242: Montagnais-Naskapi man with bow, arrow | 1908-1941 | Box 5: Montagnais-Naskapi, #242 | ||
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Lantern Slide #243: Landscape | 1908-1941 | Box 5: Montagnais-Naskapi, #243 | ||
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Lantern Slide #244: Tree | 1908-1941 | Box 5: Montagnais-Naskapi, #244 | ||
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Lantern Slide #245: Landscape | 1908-1941 | Box 5: Montagnais-Naskapi, #245 | ||
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Lantern Slide #246: Winter landscape | 1908-1941 | Box 5: Montagnais-Naskapi, #246 | ||
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Lantern Slide #247: Landscape | 1908-1941 | Box 5: Montagnais-Naskapi, #247 | ||
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Lantern Slide #248: Montagnais-Naskapi man | 1908-1941 | Box 5: Montagnais-Naskapi, #248 | ||
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Lantern Slide #249: Montagnais-Naskapi children | 1908-1941 | Box 5: Montagnais-Naskapi, #249 | ||
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Lantern Slide #250: Settlement | 1908-1941 | Box 5: Montagnais-Naskapi, #250 | ||
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Lantern Slide #251: Winter landscape | 1908-1941 | Box 6: Montagnais-Naskapi, #251 | ||
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Lantern Slide #252: Montagnais-Naskapi boy | 1908-1941 | Box 6: Montagnais-Naskapi, #252 | ||
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Lantern Slide #253: Montagnais-Naskapi man | 1908-1941 | Box 6: Montagnais-Naskapi, #253 | ||
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Lantern Slide #254: Montagnais-Naskapi boy, girl | 1908-1941 | Box 6: Montagnais-Naskapi, #254 | ||
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Lantern Slide #255: Dwelling | 1908-1941 | Box 6: Montagnais-Naskapi, #255 | ||
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Lantern Slide #256: Montagnais-Naskapi man | 1908-1941 | Box 6: Montagnais-Naskapi, #256 | ||
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Lantern Slide #257: Landscape | 1908-1941 | Box 6: Montagnais-Naskapi, #257 | ||
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Lantern Slide #258: Montagnais-Naskapi boys | 1908-1941 | Box 6: Montagnais-Naskapi, #258 | ||
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Lantern Slide #259: Montagnais-Naskapi woman, children | 1908-1941 | Box 6: Montagnais-Naskapi, #259. (Duplicate of slide #232.) | ||
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Lantern Slide #260: Dwellings | 1908-1941 | Box 6: Montagnais-Naskapi, #260 | ||
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Lantern Slide #261: Dwellings | 1908-1941 | Box 6: Montagnais-Naskapi, #261 | ||
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Lantern Slide #262: Canoes | 1908-1941 | Box 6: Montagnais-Naskapi, #262 | ||
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Lantern Slide #263: Dwellings | 1908-1941 | Box 6: Montagnais-Naskapi, #263 | ||
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Lantern Slide #264: Dwelling, interior | 1908-1941 | Box 6: Montagnais-Naskapi, #264 | ||
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Lantern Slide #265: Montagnais-Naskapi men, women | 1908-1941 | Box 6: Montagnais-Naskapi, #265 | ||
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Lantern Slide #266: Pole structure | 1908-1941 | Box 6: Montagnais-Naskapi, #266 | ||
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Lantern Slide #267: Students | 1908-1941 | Box 6: Montagnais-Naskapi, #267 | ||
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Lantern Slide #268: Abenaquis, group portrait, Odanak | 1908-1941 | Box 6: Montagnais-Naskapi, #268 | ||
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Lantern Slide #269: Winter landscape | 1908-1941 | Box 6: Montagnais-Naskapi, #269 | ||
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Lantern Slide #270: Montagnais-Naskapi girls, Moisie, P.Q. | 1914 | Box 6: Montagnais-Naskapi, #270 | ||
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Lantern Slide #271: Landscape | 1908-1941 | Box 6: Montagnais-Naskapi, #271 | ||
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Lantern Slide #272: Island | 1908-1941 | Box 6: Montagnais-Naskapi, #272 | ||
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Lantern Slide #273: Montagnais-Naskapi boy with rabbit skin hat, Lake St. John | 1914 | Box 6: Montagnais-Naskapi, #273 | ||
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Lantern Slide #274: Shoreline | 1908-1941 | Box 6: Montagnais-Naskapi, #274 | ||
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Lantern Slide #275: Montagnais-Naskapi man, three women | 1908-1941 | Box 6: Montagnais-Naskapi, #275 | ||
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Lantern Slide #276: Montagnais-Naskapi man with tobaggan | 1908-1941 | Box 6: Montagnais-Naskapi, #276 | ||
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Lantern Slide #277: Montagnais-Naskapi group with bear | 1908-1941 | Box 6: Montagnais-Naskapi, #277 | ||
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Lantern Slide #278: Winter settlement | 1908-1941 | Box 6: Montagnais-Naskapi, #278 | ||
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Lantern Slide #279: Montagnais-Naskapi boys, group portrait | 1908-1941 | Box 6: Montagnais-Naskapi, #279 | ||
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Lantern Slide #280: Montagnais-Naskapi group with dogs | 1925 | Box 6: Montagnais-Naskapi, #280 | ||
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Lantern Slide #281: Montagnais-Naskapi boy | 1908-1941 | Box 6: Montagnais-Naskapi, #281 | ||
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Lantern Slide #282: Montagnais-Naskapi man, dwelling | 1908-1941 | Box 6: Montagnais-Naskapi, #282 | ||
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Lantern Slide #283: Winter camp | 1908-1941 | Box 6: Montagnais-Naskapi, #283 | ||
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Lantern Slide #284: Montagnais-Naskapi man | 1908-1941 | Box 6: Montagnais-Naskapi, #284 | ||
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Lantern Slide #285: Landscape | 1908-1941 | Box 6: Montagnais-Naskapi, #285 | ||
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Lantern Slide #286: Landscape | 1908-1941 | Box 6: Montagnais-Naskapi, #286 | ||
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Lantern Slide #287: Island | 1908-1941 | Box 6: Montagnais-Naskapi, #287 | ||
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Lantern Slide #288: Montagnais-Naskapi boys in canoe | 1908-1941 | Box 6: Montagnais-Naskapi, #288 | ||
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Lantern Slide #289: Montagnais-Naskapi man | 1908-1941 | Box 6: Montagnais-Naskapi, #289 | ||
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Lantern Slide #290: Cape Eternity, Canada | 1908-1941 | Box 6: Montagnais-Naskapi, #290 | ||
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Lantern Slide #291: Montagnais-Naskapi boy with crossbow, Lake St. John, P.Q. | 1908-1941 | Box 6: Montagnais-Naskapi, #291 | ||
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Lantern Slide #292: Malek Begin, Lake St. John | 1908-1941 | Box 6: Montagnais-Naskapi, #292 | ||
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Lantern Slide #293: Montagnais-Naskapi woman with baby in sack | 1920 | Box 6: Montagnais-Naskapi, #293 | ||
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Lantern Slide #294: Montagnais-Naskapi boy | 1908-1941 | Box 6: Montagnais-Naskapi, #294 | ||
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Lantern Slide #295: Montagnais-Naskapi woman | 1908-1941 | Box 6: Montagnais-Naskapi, #295 | ||
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Lantern Slide #296: Reindeer | 1908-1941 | Box 6: Montagnais-Naskapi, #296 | ||
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Lantern Slide #297: Montagnais-Naskapi boys | 1908-1941 | Box 6: Montagnais-Naskapi, #297 | ||
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Lantern Slide #298: Montagnais-Naskapi woman outside dwelling | 1908-1941 | Box 6: Montagnais-Naskapi, #298 | ||
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Lantern Slide #299: Chief Mackenzie | 1908-1941 | Box 6: Montagnais-Naskapi, #299, #304 | ||
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Lantern Slide #300: Montagnais-Naskapi woman | 1908-1941 | Box 6: Montagnais-Naskapi, #300 | ||
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Lantern Slide #301: Montagnais-Naskapi family | 1908-1941 | Box 7: Montagnais-Naskapi, #301 | ||
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Lantern Slide #302: Montagnais-Naskapi man | 1908-1941 | Box 7: Montagnais-Naskapi, #302 | ||
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Lantern Slide #303: Montagnais-Naskapi man with dog, winter settlement | 1908-1941 | Box 7: Montagnais-Naskapi, #303 | ||
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Lantern Slide #304: Chief Mackenzie | ||||
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Lantern Slide #305: Montagnais-Naskapi man | 1908-1941 | Box 7: Montagnais-Naskapi, #305 | ||
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Lantern Slide #306: Montagnais-Naskapi man, 1908-1941 | 1908-1941 | Box 7: Montagnais-Naskapi, #306 | ||
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Lantern Slide #307: Map of Quebec, Native American tribal bands, 1908-1941 | 1908-1941 | Box 7: Montagnais-Naskapi, #307 | ||
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Lantern Slide #308: Landscape | 1908-1941 | Box 7: Montagnais-Naskapi, #308 | ||
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Lantern Slide #309: Landscape | 1908-1941 | Box 7: Montagnais-Naskapi, #309 | ||
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Lantern Slide #310: Snowshoes | 1908-1941 | Box 7: Montagnais-Naskapi, #310 | ||
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Lantern Slide #311: Montagnais-Naskapi man with sled | 1908-1941 | Box 7: Montagnais-Naskapi, #311 | ||
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Lantern Slide #312: Montagnais-Naskapi man with dog, sled | 1908-1941 | Box 7: Montagnais-Naskapi, #312 | ||
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Lantern Slide #313: Montagnais-Naskapi man with dog team | 1908-1941 | Box 7: Montagnais-Naskapi, #313 | ||
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Lantern Slide #314: Montagnais-Naskapi boy | 1908-1941 | Box 7: Montagnais-Naskapi, #314 | ||
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Lantern Slide #315: Montagnais-Naskapi boys | 1908-1941 | Box 7: Montagnais-Naskapi, #315 | ||
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Lantern Slide #316: Montagnais-Naskapi boy with basket | 1908-1941 | Box 7: Montagnais-Naskapi, #316 | ||
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Lantern Slide #317: Montagnais-Naskapi children at winter settlement | 1908-1941 | Box 7: Montagnais-Naskapi, #317 | ||
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Lantern Slide #318: Winter settlement | 1908-1941 | Box 7: Montagnais-Naskapi, #318 | ||
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Lantern Slide #319: Cooking at winter settlement | 1908-1941 | Box 7: Montagnais-Naskapi, #319 | ||
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Lantern Slide #320: Landscape | 1908-1941 | Box 7: Montagnais-Naskapi, #320 | ||
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Lantern Slide #321: Matthieu André, Innu | 1908-1941 | Box 7: Montagnais-Naskapi, #321 | ||
Hand-colored glass lantern slide portrait of Matthieu André. Identified in 2022 by his great-grandaughter Nina Vollant, and by Armand MacKenzie. Previously titled "Montagnais-Naskapi man". Access digital object: | ||||
Lantern Slide #322: Animal pelts | 1908-1941 | Box 7: Montagnais-Naskapi, #322 | ||
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Lantern Slide #323: Montagnais-Naskapi woman preparing meal | 1908-1941 | Box 7: Montagnais-Naskapi, #323 | ||
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Lantern Slide #324: Dwelling | 1908-1941 | Box 7: Montagnais-Naskapi, #324 | ||
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Lantern Slide #325: Shoreline | 1908-1941 | Box 7: Montagnais-Naskapi, #325 | ||
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Lantern Slide #326: Dog | 1908-1941 | Box 7: Montagnais-Naskapi, #326 | ||
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Lantern Slide #327: Montagnais-Naskapi men | 1908-1941 | Box 7: Montagnais-Naskapi, #327 | ||
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Lantern Slide #328: Dog | 1908-1941 | Box 7: Montagnais-Naskapi, #328 | ||
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Lantern Slide #329: Canoe (illustration) | 1908-1941 | Box 7: Montagnais-Naskapi, #329 | ||
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Lantern Slide #330: Montagnais-Naskapi women on beach | 1908-1941 | Box 7: Montagnais-Naskapi, #330 | ||
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Lantern Slide #331: Settlement | 1908-1941 | Box 7: Montagnais-Naskapi, #331 | ||
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Lantern Slide #332: Landscape | 1908-1941 | Box 7: Montagnais-Naskapi, #332 | ||
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Lantern Slide #333: Birch bark containers | 1908-1941 | Box 7: Montagnais-Naskapi, #333 | ||
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Lantern Slide #334: Putting ribs in canoe, Lake Barriere, P.Q. | 1929 | Box 7: Montagnais-Naskpi, #334 | ||
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Lantern Slide #335: Landscape | 1908-1941 | Box 7: Montagnais-Naskpi, #335 | ||
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Lantern Slide #336: Shoreline | 1908-1941 | Box 7: Montagnais-Naskpi, #336 | ||
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Lantern Slide #337: Group portrait, outside dwelling | 1908-1941 | Box 7: Montagnais-Naskpi, #337 | ||
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Lantern Slide #338: Cape Eternity on the Saguenay, Canada | 1908-1941 | Box 7: Montagnais-Naskpi, #338 | ||
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Lantern Slide #339: Landscape | 1908-1941 | Box 7: Montagnais-Naskpi, #339 | ||
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Lantern Slide #340: Montagnais-Naskpi woman | 1908-1941 | Box 7: Montagnais-Naskpi, #340 | ||
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Lantern Slide #341: Montagnais-Naskpi man | 1908-1941 | Box 7: Montagnais-Naskpi, #341 | ||
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Nanticoke | ||||
Lantern Slide #342: Six Nations Council house, Ontario | 1912 | Box 7: Nanticoke, #342 | ||
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Lantern Slide #343: Nanticoke men | 1912 | Box 7: Nanticoke, #343 | ||
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Lantern Slide #344: Chief Josiah Hill and brother | 1912 | Box 7: Nanticoke, #344 | ||
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Lantern Slide #345: Nanticoke woman, Ontario | 1912 | Box 7: Nanticoke, #345 | ||
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Lantern Slide #346: Nanticoke man | 1912 | Box 7: Nanticoke, #346 | ||
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Lantern Slide #347: Nanticoke woman | 1912 | Box 7: Nanticoke, #347 | ||
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Lantern Slide #348: Nanticoke woman | 1912 | Box 7: Nanticoke, #348 | ||
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Lantern Slide #349: Nanticoke woman | 1912 | Box 7: Nanticoke, #349 | ||
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Northeast | ||||
Lantern Slide #350: Medicine man or Wabinu | 1940-1955 | Box 7: Northeast, #350 | ||
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Lantern Slide #351: Sachem John Neptune | Box 7: Northeast, #351 | |||
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Lantern Slide #352: Mashpee Indians | 1940-1955 | Box 7: Northeast, #352 | ||
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Lantern Slide #353: Micmac settlement | 1940-1955 | Box 7: Northeast, #353 | ||
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Lantern Slide #354: Mohegan man | 1940-1955 | Box 7: Northeast, #354 | ||
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Lantern Slide #355: Woman | 1940-1955 | Box 7: Northeast, #355 | ||
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Passamaquoddy | ||||
Lantern Slide #356: Group portrait, outside dwelling | 1940-1955 | Box 7: Pasamaquoddy, #356 | ||
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Seminole | ||||
Lantern Slide #357: Landscape | 1927-1940 | Box 8: Seminole, #357 | ||
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Lantern Slide #358: Seminole women, children | 1927-1940 | Box 8: Seminole, #358 | ||
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Lantern Slide #359: Seminole woman, girl | 1927-1940 | Box 8: Seminole, #359 | ||
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Lantern Slide #360: Wedding of cowboy Annie, Musa Isle, Florida | 1927-1940 | Box 8: Seminole, #360 | ||
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Lantern Slide #361: Preparing dinner, Everglades, Florida | 1927-1940 | Box 8: Seminole, #361 | ||
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Lantern Slide #362: Seminole women | 1927-1940 | Box 8: Seminole, #362 | ||
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Lantern Slide #363: Children in canoe, Seminole settlement | 1927-1940 | Box 8: Seminole, #363 | ||
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Lantern Slide #364: Seminole men | 1927-1940 | Box 8: Seminole, #364 | ||
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Lantern Slide #365: Making basket | 1927-1940 | Box 8: Seminole, #365 | ||
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Lantern Slide #366: "Blind Pass, St. Petersburg, Florida" | 1927-1940 | Box 8: Seminole, #366 | ||
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Lantern Slide #367: Settlement | 1927-1940 | Box 8: Seminole, #367 | ||
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Lantern Slide #368: Group portrait | 1927-1940 | Box 8: Seminole, #368 | ||
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Lantern Slide #369: Women preparing meal | 1927-1940 | Box 8: Seminole, #369 | ||
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Lantern Slide #370: Women using mortar and pestle | 1927-1940 | Box 8: Seminole, #370 | ||
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Tuscarora | ||||
Lantern Slide #371: Running Deer | 1948-1950 | Box 8: Tuscarora, #371 | ||
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Lantern Slide #372: Tuscarora reservation school | 1948-1950 | Box 8: Tuscarora, #372 | ||
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Lantern Slide #373: Beullah Williams | 1948-1950 | Box 8: Tuscarora, #373 | ||
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Lantern Slide #374: Tuscarora man outside dwelling | 1948-1950 | Box 8: Tuscarora, #374 | ||
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Wichita | ||||
Lantern Slide #375: Wichita man and grass house, Oklahoma | n.d. | Box 8: Wichita, #375 | ||
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Yuchi | ||||
Lantern Slide #376: Yuchi, Shawnee, Oklahoma | 1904-1941 | Box 8: Yuchi, #376 | ||
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Lantern Slide #377: Yuchi bush ceremony, night dance, turtle dance | 1904-1941 | Box 8: Yuchi, #377 | ||
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Lantern Slide #378: Settlement | 1904-1941 | Box 8: Yuchi, #378 | ||
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Lantern Slide #379: Pawnee camp, Oklahoma | 1904-1941 | Box 8: Yuchi, #379 | ||
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Lantern Slide #380: Settlement | 1904-1941 | Box 8: Yuchi, #380 | ||
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Lantern Slide #381: Landscape | 1904-1941 | Box 8: Yuchi, #381 | ||
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Lantern Slide #382: Men hunting | 1904-1941 | Box 8: Yuchi, #382 | ||
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Lantern Slide #383: Ceremonial grounds | 1904-1941 | Box 8: Yuchi, #383 | ||
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Lantern Slide #384: Winter settlement | 1904-1941 | Box 8: Yuchi, #384 | ||
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Lantern Slide #385: Wagons | 1904-1941 | Box 8: Yuchi, #385 | ||
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Non-Native American | ||||
Lantern Slide #386: Native Hawaiian women, Honolulu | n.d. | Box 8: Non-Native American, #386 | ||
Lantern Slide #387: Bagobo woman, Philippines | n.d. | Box 8: Non-Native American, #387 | ||
Lantern Slide #388: Group of Taiyal men near Giran in the north--Formosa | n.d. | Box 8: Non-Native American, #388 | ||
Lantern Slide #389: Man, Borneo | n.d. | Box 8: Non-Native American, #389 | ||
Lantern Slide #390: Men, Borneo | n.d. | Box 8: Non-Native American, #390 | ||
Lantern Slide #391: Girl, Borneo | n.d. | Box 8: Non-Native American, #391 | ||
Lantern Slide #392: Turkoman house and people | n.d. | Box 8: Non-Native American, #392 | ||
Lantern Slide #393: Woman | n.d. | Box 8: Non-Native American, #393 | ||
Lantern Slide #394: Maggie | n.d. | Box 8: Non-Native American, #394 | ||
Lantern Slide #395: Two men of Hanuabada, Port Moresby | n.d. | Box 8: Non-Native American, #395 | ||
Lantern Slide #396: Pokao woman, Melanesian | n.d. | Box 8: Non-Native American, #396 | ||
Lantern Slide #397: Man, Samoa | n.d. | Box 8: Non-Native American, #397 | ||
Lantern Slide #398: Masai men, East Africa | n.d. | Box 8: Non-Native American, #398 | ||
Lantern Slide #399: Woman | n.d. | Box 8: Non-Native American, #399 | ||
Lantern Slide #400: Women | n.d. | Box 8: Non-Native American, #400 | ||
Lantern Slide #401: Man | n.d. | Box 8: Non-Native American, #401 | ||
Canadian Rockies | ||||
Lantern Slide #402: Auto road, Glacier National Park | n.d. | Box 8: Canadian Rockies, #402 | ||
Lantern Slide #403: Sperry chalet, Glacier National Park | n.d. | Box 8: Canadian Rockies, #403 | ||
Lantern Slide #404: Cut Bank chalets, Glacier National Park | n.d. | Box 8: Canadian Rockies, #404 | ||
Lantern Slide #405: Lake McDermott, Grinnell Mountain, Glacier National Park | n.d. | Box 8: Canadian Rockies, #405 | ||
Lantern Slide #406: Granite park, Glacier National Park | n.d. | Box 8: Canadian Rockies, #406 | ||
Lantern Slide #407: Two Medicine chalet, Glacier National Park | n.d. | Box 8: Canadian Rockies, #407 | ||
Lantern Slide #408: Belton, Glacier National Park | n.d. | Box 8: Canadian Rockies, #408 | ||
Lantern Slide #409: Glacier Park hotel, Glacier National Park | n.d. | Box 8: Canadian Rockies, #409 | ||
Lantern Slide #410: Hikers, Glacier National Park | n.d. | Box 9: Canadian Rockies, #410 | ||
Lantern Slide #411: St. Mary chalets, St. Mary Lake, Glacier National Park | n.d. | Box 9: Canadian Rockies, #411 | ||
Lantern Slide #412: Going-to the-Sun Mountain, Glacier National Park | n.d. | Box 9: Canadian Rockies, #412 | ||
Lantern Slide #413: Gunsight chalets and Lake, Glacier National Park | n.d. | Box 9: Canadian Rockies, #413 | ||
Lantern Slide #414: Launch on St. Mary Lake, Glacier National Park | n.d. | Box 9: Canadian Rockies, #414 | ||
Lantern Slide #415: Launch on St. Mary Lake, Glacier National Park | n.d. | Box 9: Canadian Rockies, #415 | ||
Lantern Slide #416: The Ford, Swiftcurrent, near Grinnell glacier, Glacier National Park | n.d. | Box 9: Canadian Rockies, #416 | ||
Lantern Slide #417: Autos, Sherburne Lakes, Glacier National Park | n.d. | Box 9: Canadian Rockies, #417 | ||
Lantern Slide #418: Glacier Park hotel, Glacier National Park | n.d. | Box 9: Canadian Rockies, #418 | ||
Lantern Slide #419: Dining room, Glacier hotel, Glacier National Park | n.d. | Box 9: Canadian Rockies, #419 | ||
Lantern Slide #420: Rising Wolf Mountain from Appistoki Mountain, Glacier National Park | n.d. | Box 9: Canadian Rockies, #420 | ||
Lantern Slide #421: Glacier National Park | n.d. | Box 9: Canadian Rockies, #421 | ||
Grand Canyon | ||||
Lantern Slide #422: Fire place, Rest house, Grand Canyon | n.d. | Box 9: Grand Canyon, #422 | ||
Lantern Slide #423: Dining room, El Tovar, Grand Canyon | n.d. | Box 9: Grand Canyon, #423 | ||
Lantern Slide #424: Trail Party, El Tovar, Grand Canyon | n.d. | Box 9: Grand Canyon, #424 | ||
Lantern Slide #425: Coach Party leaving El Tovar, Grand Canyon | n.d. | Box 9: Grand Canyon, #425 | ||
Lantern Slide #426: Landscape | n.d. | Box 9: Grand Canyon, #426 | ||
Lantern Slide #427: Looking across Grand Canyon | n.d. | Box 9: Grand Canyon, #427 | ||
Lantern Slide #428: Petrified forest, Arizona | n.d. | Box 9: Grand Canyon, #428 | ||
Lantern Slide #429: View near El Tovar, Grand Canyon | n.d. | Box 9: Grand Canyon, #429 | ||
Lantern Slide #430: Grand Canyon at Bright Angel Creek | n.d. | Box 9: Grand Canyon, #430 | ||
Lantern Slide #431: View from Grand view, Grand Canyon | n.d. | Box 9: Grand Canyon, #431 | ||
Lantern Slide #432: Bright Angel Trail | n.d. | Box 9: Grand Canyon, #432 | ||
Lantern Slide #433: Oldest house, Santa Fe, New Mexico | n.d. | Box 9: Grand Canyon, #433 | ||
Lantern Slide #434: Grand Canyon painting by W.R. Leigh | n.d. | Box 9: Grand Canyon, #434 | ||
Lantern Slide #435: View, Grand Canyon | n.d. | Box 9: Grand Canyon, #435 | ||
Lantern Slide #436: Looking Northwest from near Pima Point | n.d. | Box 9: Grand Canyon, #436 | ||
Lantern Slide #437: Colorado River | n.d. | Box 9: Grand Canyon, #437 | ||
Lantern Slide #438: Cork Screw, Bright Angel Trail | n.d. | Box 9: Grand Canyon, #438 | ||
Lantern Slide #439: Hermit's Rest, Grand Canyon | n.d. | Box 9: Grand Canyon, #439 | ||
Lantern Slide #440: Upper section, Hermit Trail | n.d. | Box 9: Grand Canyon, #440 | ||
Lantern Slide #441: Landscape | n.d. | Box 9: Grand Canyon, #441 | ||
Lantern Slide #442: Landscape | n.d. | Box 9: Grand Canyon, #442 | ||
Hampton Institute | ||||
Lantern Slide #443: Group portrait | n.d. | Box 9: Hampton Institute, #443 | ||
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Lantern Slide #444: View, Hampton Institute, Virginia | n.d. | Box 9: Hampton Institute, #444 | ||
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Lantern Slide #445: Band, Hampton Institute | n.d. | Box 9: Hampton Institute, #445 | ||
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Lantern Slide #446: On board the Hampton | n.d. | Box 9: Hampton Institute, #446 | ||
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Lantern Slide #447: Principal's house, Hampton Institute, Virginia | n.d. | Box 9: Hampton Institute, #447 | ||
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Lantern Slide #448: Workshop at Hampton Institute | n.d. | Box 9: Hampton Institute, #448 | ||
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Lantern Slide #449: Girls in Graduation dress, Hampton Institute | n.d. | Box 9: Hampton Institute, #449 | ||
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Lantern Slide #450: Battalion drill, Hampton Institute | n.d. | Box 9: Hampton Institute, #450 | ||
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Snowflakes | ||||
Lantern Slide #451: Snowflakes | n.d. | Box 9: Snowflake, #451 | ||
Lantern Slide #452: Snowflakes | n.d. | Box 9: Snowflakes, #452 | ||
Lantern Slide #453: Snowflakes | n.d. | Box 9: Snowflakes, #453 | ||
Lantern Slide #454: Snowflakes | n.d. | Box 9: Snowflakes, #454 | ||
Lantern Slide #455: Snowflakes | n.d. | Box 9: Snowflakes, #455 | ||
Miscellaneous 2 | ||||
Lantern Slide #456: Native American man in native attire | n.d. | Box 9: Miscellaneous 2, #456 | ||
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Lantern Slide #457: Arrowmaker, Ojibwa? Indian | n.d. | Box 9: Miscellaneous 2, #457 | ||
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Lantern Slide #458: Native American man with rattle, pipe | n.d. | Box 9: Miscellaneous 2, #458 | ||
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Lantern Slide #459: Native American man at campsite | n.d. | Box 9: Miscellaneous 2, #459 | ||
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Lantern Slide #460: Cover for sheet music, Iola, intermezzo two step, by Charles L. Johnson | n.d. | Box 9: Miscellaneous 2, #460 | ||
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Lantern Slide #461: Anne Hathaway cottage | n.d. | Box 9: Miscellaneous 2, #461 | ||
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Series V. Maps | n.d. | |||
Consists primarily of printed maps of various kinds (geological surveys, government land surveys, road maps, etc.) from circa 1905-1945, many of which contain Speck's handwritten annotations noting familial hunting grounds, and sometimes place names, migration routes, and other information. Also contains some entirely hand-drawn maps of this nature. All annotated maps are given below, along with notes on the general types of other non-annotated maps. Physical & technical details: Extra oversized. | ||||
1: Canadian steamship routes + cruise ship maps | ||||
2: Carte Régionale de Province de Québec, comprenant les comtés de Portneuf, Lac St. Jean, Québec, Montmorency, Charlevoix et partie de ceux de Saguenay, Chicoutimi, Champlain, et St. Maurice | 1915 | os Extra Oversize Folder 2 | ||
3: "La côte nord du Golfe Saint-Laurent, comté de Saguenay" (with annotations) | 1913 | |||
4: Distribution Charts | ||||
Distributon charts on maps, showing distribution of Bear Dance, birch bark baskets, cedar bark items, types of rattles, types of tent-coverings, etc. Quebec, Inuit, Innu (Naskapi, Montagnais). Also includes includes "Map showing approximate location, since about 1850…." and … | ||||
Speck, Frank G. (Frank Gouldsmith), 1881-1950.
Map showing approximate distribution of Eskimo ... in the Labrador peninsula . . . and on the coasts in the 17th and 18th centuries . . ., and approximate recorded distribution of Montagnais-Naskapi groups | n.d. | 1 map, 22.5 x 24.1 cm | ||
Speck, Frank G. (Frank Gouldsmith), 1881-1950.
Map showing approximate location, since about 1850, of local groups or bands of Montagnais-Naskapi and Eskimo | n.d. | 1 map, 22.5 x 24.8 cm | ||
"Distribution of Bear Dance (except Havasupai) in which Rasp is used; Spier, Havasupai Ethnography." | undated | |||
Title given on back in Speck's handwriting, "Distribution of the Musical Rasp in North America." Mentions Duck River Shoshone, Lemhi, Wind River Shoshone, Uintah, Jicarilla, Navajo, Southern Ute, Shivwits (Paiute), Mohave, Walapai, Moapa (Paiute). 2) Distribution of Ulu, showing Labrador Inuit / Nunatsiavut, Innu, Naskapi, and Cree locations. 3) Map of "Beaded Hauling Pouch -- Cartridge Sack Forms," showing Innu and Naskapi locations, Norway House Cree, and "also Tahltan... Loucheux [Gwich'in]." | ||||
Distribution of Game String types | undated | |||
Distribution of Bone Skinning Tool types | undated | |||
Distribution of Snowshoe types | undated | |||
Distribution of Rattle and Drum types | undated | |||
Circumpolar Distribution of Covering types for tents | undated | |||
Distribution of Birch-Bark Baskets | undated | |||
Distribution of cane blowgun | undated | |||
Distribution of rattles | undated | |||
Distribution of cedar-bark baskets | undated | |||
5: Eastern Canada, Canada, and British Columbia | ||||
Maps of Eastern Canada, Canada, and British Columbia (includes photostats of older printed maps) | ||||
6: Floral and Faunal Distributions (across North America) | 13 map | |||
7: "Hunting territories + linguistic and territorial correlation" | ||||
Primarily Québec and Labrador, with some notations in Ontario, Manitoba, and Saskatchewan. Innu (Montagnais, Naskapi) Cree, Ojibwe, Algonquin, Atikamekw. | ||||
8: Labrador, southwest corner (Lac Ashuanipi to Lac Shabougamo) | ||||
Hand-drawn map of southwestern corner of Labrador (Lac Ashuanipi to Lac Shabougamo) with numerous place names. | ||||
9: Lac St.-Jean | ||||
10: Maine, New England, Eastern Canada | os Extra Oversize Folder 1 | |||
Includes Geological Map of Nova Scotia, Canada, Dept. of Mines, with hand-annotations of Mi'kmaq hunting territories Also includes: Map of Delaware and Hudson Railway System; Road Map of Connecticut, 1931; Map of the Coast of Maine (2 maps); Map of Mount Desert Island, 1917; Map of Maine; Eastern Canada and New England railway map; New England Road map; Nova Scotia Geological Survey map. Penobscot annotated maps: Gluskabe's Travels; Family Hunting Territories (3 versions); + key to map with family names and other information. "Family Hunting Territories of Newfoundland Micmacs" (annotated) Mohegan: 2 maps (unidentified photostats) New England tribes' movements, 1620-1940 (Massachusett, Nipmuc, Nauset, Wampanoag) Map of New Brunswick, hand-labeled "Malecite Hunting Territories" "Malecite hunting grounds" (annotated) Western Quebec map (annotated) | ||||
11: Minnesota (Ojibwe) | ||||
2 maps, with annotations of Ojibwe areas and place names. | ||||
12: Miscellaneous | ||||
Printed maps of Pennsylvania and photostat copies of maps of North America and Mexico. | ||||
13: Miscellaneous (Alaska, Oklahoma, Mexico, world map) | ||||
14: Mistassini/Montagnais maps | ||||
Map showing the family hunting territories of the Mistassini Indians, the Montagnais of Lake St. John and the St. Lawrence, and the tribal territories of some of the neighboring bands of Cree | circa 1910-1930 | |||
Abstract: A printed map based with extensive additional hand-annotations by Speck relating to territorial ranges and place names, including those the Rupert House Band, Mistassini Band, Lake St. John (Lac St-John) Band, Chicoutimi Band, and "Tete de Boule" (Atikamekw). (The printed map itself is based upon a hand-drawn version created by Speck. This item is located in Subcollection I, Subseries V of the Speck papers. Access digital object: | ||||
Speck, Frank G. (Frank Gouldsmith), 1881-1950.
15: Montagnais-Naskapi bands in Labrador near Ungava Bay | n.d. | 1 map, 42.5 x 42.5 cm | ||
Abstract: Map of Quebec and Labrador prepared as figure for publication, showing "hunting territories" various Innu ("Montagnais"), Naskapi, Atikamekw ("Tetes de Boules"), and Cree bands. Access digital object: | ||||
16: Newfoundland (with annotations) | ||||
17: Northeastern North America, Maritimes, Lac St. Jean (3 maps) | ||||
Index to published maps of Indian hunting territories [Montagnais-Naskapi] Map of Canadian Maritime Provinces, with annotations on travel routes (with dates) between Newfoundland and Labrador ("Filed with St. Augustine Band (Naskapi)" Map of Lac. St. Jean area, with small annotations northwest of lake | ||||
Index to published maps of Indian hunting territories [Montagnais-Naskapi] | ||||
Map of Canadian Maritime Provinces, with annotations on travel routes (with dates) between Newfoundland and Labrador ("Filed with St. Augustine Band (Naskapi)") | ||||
Map of Lac. St.-Jean area, with small annotations northwest of lake | ||||
18: Northern North America, centered around Hudson's Bay | ||||
Hand-drawn map of northern North America, centered around Hudson's Bay (with notes on locations of indigenous groups) | ||||
19: Northern Québec and Labrador (with annotations) | ||||
20: Ontario, Québec, and Newfoundland | ||||
Contains numerous un-annotated maps of sections of these provinces | ||||
Districts of Timiskaming and Parts of Nipissing and Sudbury (annotated) | ||||
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Map from Georgian Bay and Sudbury north to Moose River delta at James Bay (with annotations) + hand-drawn map of northern section of this area | ||||
"Chart showing distribution of Montagnais-Naskapi bands of the lower St. Lawrence River" | ||||
Ontario. Sudbury Sheet. Portions of Algoma, Sudbury, Nipissing, Manitoulin, Parry Sound and Timiskaming Districts and of Bruce County (annotated) | 1924 | |||
Map of eastern Ontario roughly from Georgian Bay north to the edge of James Bay, published by the Canadian Department of the Interior National Resources Intelligence Service, with handwritten annotations by Frank Speck relating to his research on hunting territories of indigenous peoples. The territories annotated in this map may related to Anishinaabe or Cree peoples. Access digital object: | ||||
21: Pamunkey Hunting Stands (hand-drawn map) | ||||
22: Québec, St. Augustine Band (with annotations) | ||||
23: Hand-annotated map of Lac Saint-Jean area showing hunting territories | 1908 | |||
Abstract: Printed map from 1908: "Carte Régionale de la Province de Québec. Indiquant les territoires de chasse et de pêche affermés et non fermés sur le parcours de Chemin de Fer Québec et Las St. Jean. Map showing the location of leased and unleased fish and game territories on the line of Quebec and Lake St. John R'y." Includes Speck's hand-annotations of his understanding of areas of hunting or other territories of particular Innu ("Montagnais") families. Included in folder is the probable map cover titled: "Sportsmen's Map, showing the location of leased and unleased fish and game territories in the Québec and Lake St. John Region." Access digital object: | ||||
"Sportsmen's Map" (cover) | ||||
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24: "A Synoptic Chart of Distribution, History and Population of the Iroquois People" | ||||
25: Ungava, Québec (with annotations) | ||||
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26: Virginia Tribes (Powhatan Algonkians) | ||||
Multiple printed maps and one hand-drawn "Map of the Pamunkey Reservation" by Speck from 1940. | ||||
Subcollection II. Manuscripts on Native Americans | 1913-1946 | 5.5 linear feet | ||
Subcollection II is arranged in four series: correspondence, works by Speck, field notes, and photographs. Series II: Works by Speck constitute the bulk of the series and is arranged alphabetically by title. This subcollections was acquired separately by the Society, and was originally cataloged as the Frank G. Speck Manuscripts on Native Americans (970.3 Sp3p). | ||||
Series I. Correspondence | 1926-1946 | 5 folders | ||
American Academy of Political and Social Science.
| 1926 | 1 item | Box 21 | |
Cover letter for Speck's copy of the review of Mongrel Virginians | ||||
Crozier, Archibald..
| 1940 | 2 items | Box 21 | |
Copy of Crozier's talk before the Archaological Society of Delaware which Speck requested. | ||||
Journal of American Folklore..
| 1933 | 1 item | Box 21 | |
Cover letter regarding selections of Penobscot Tales which are ready for the press. | ||||
Museum of the American Indian..
| 1934-1946 | 14 items | Box 21 | |
Regarding Native American artifacts and reproductions that were sent between Speck and the Museum. Includes tags for some of the items. | ||||
Satterthwaite, Linton, [Jr.]..
| 1929 | 1 item | Box 21 | |
Photocopy of a letter regarding Satterthwaite's anthropology work regarding Native American Studies. Metions Fewkes and Mason. | ||||
Series II. Works by Speck | 1913-1942 | 5 Linear Feet | ||
Archaeological Investigations in the Aleutian Islands by Waldemar Jochelson--Review | [1926] | 1 item | Box 21 | |
Handwritten manuscript of review. | ||||
"Art Processes in Birchbark of the River Desert Algonquin, a Circumboreal Trait" Folder 1 | [1941] | 1 item | Box 21 | |
Typed manuscript with annotations. | ||||
"Art Processes in Birchbark of the River Desert Algonquin, a Circumboreal Trait" Folder 2 | [1941] | 1 item | Box 21 | |
Typed manuscript with annotations. | ||||
"The Basis of American Indian Ownership of the Land" | [1915] | 2 items | Box 21 | |
Typed copies with notes and annotations. | ||||
"Boundaries and Hunting Groups of the River Desert Algonkian" | 1929 | 2 items | Box 21 | |
typed mauscript and hand written notes. | ||||
"Catawba Dances and Musical Instruments" | n.d. | 2 items | Box 21 | |
Typed manuscript with annotations, and typed notes. Access digital object: | ||||
"Catawba Death and Burial Customs" | n.d. | 2 items | Box 21 | |
Typed manuscripts with annotations. | ||||
"Catawba Religious Beliefs, Mortuary Customs, and Dances" | [1939] | 3 items | Box 21 | |
Typed manuscripts with annotations and notes. | ||||
Catawba Texts--Page Proofs | 1933 | 1 item | Box 21 | |
Page proofs with corrections | ||||
The Central Caribs by William Curtis Farabee--Review | [1925] | 1 item | Box 21 | |
Typed review by Speck. | ||||
"Culture Problems in Northeastern North America" | [1926] | 1 item | Box 21 | |
Typed manuscript with handwritten annotations. | ||||
"Decorative Art and Basketry of the Cherokee" Folder 1 | 1920 | 1 item | Box 21 | |
Typed manuscript of publication with annotations. Pages 1 - 38. | ||||
"Decorative Art and Basketry of the Cherokee" Folder 2 | 1920 | 1 item | Box 21 | |
Typed manuscript of publication with annotations. Pages 39 - 44, with descriptions of illustrations. Images note: 13 photomechanical prints, 22 ink sketches of Cherokee pottery designs, pottery stamping paddle, twill baskets of oak splints. | ||||
"Dogs of the Labrador Indians" | [1925] | 1 item | Box 21 | |
Typed manuscript with annotations. | ||||
The Double-Curve Motive in Northeastern Algonkian Art | [1914] | 1 item | Box 21 | |
Typed manuscript with annotations. | ||||
"The Ethnic Position of the Southeastern Algonkian" | [1924] | 1 item | Box 21 | |
Typed manuscript with annotations. | ||||
"European Folk-tales Among the Penobscot" | [1913] | 1 item | Box 21 | |
Typed manuscript with annotations of two stories: "The Disobedient Boy who Became a Prince," and " The Old Drunkard Who Became the King's General." | ||||
"European Tales Among the Chickasaw Indians" | [1913] | 1 item | Box 21 | |
Typed manuscript with annotations. | ||||
"The Functions of Wampum Among the Eastern Algonkian" | [1919] | 1 item; 3 folders | Box 22 | |
Typed manuscript with annotations. 107 pages (some skipped) plus abstract. | ||||
Gourds of the Southeastern Indians Folder 1 | [1941] | 1 item | Box 22 | |
Typed manuscript and notes with annotations. | ||||
Gourds of the Southeastern Indians Folder 2 | [1941] | 1 item | Box 22 | |
Typed manuscript and notes with annotations. | ||||
Gourds of the Southeastern Indians Folder 3 | [1941] | 1 item | Box 22 | |
Typed manuscript and notes with annotations. | ||||
Gourds of the Southeastern Indians Folder 4 | [1941] | 1 item | Box 22 | |
Typed manuscript and notes with annotations. | ||||
"House Wrens Appearing at Cape Ann, Massachusetts" | [1924] | 1 item | Box 22 | |
Handwritten manuscript. | ||||
"Hunting Territories in Cape Breton Island" | 1914 | 1 item | Box 22 | |
Typed manuscript with annotations. Access digital object: | ||||
"Hunting Territories in Nova Scotia" [and Prince Edward Island] | 1917 | 1 item | Box 22 | |
Typed manuscript with annotations. Includes 2-page section on "Hunting Territories in Prince Edward Island." Include Mi'kmaq place names. Access digital object: | ||||
"Hunting Territories of the Micmac-Montagnais of Newfoundland" | 1914 | 1 item | Box 22 | |
Typed manuscript with annotations. Includes Mi'kmaq place names. Access digital object: | ||||
In Northern Labrador by William Brooks Cabot--Review | [1913] | 1 item | Box 22 | |
Typed manuscript. | ||||
"An Incident in Montagnais Winter Life" | [1926] | 1 item | Box 22 | |
Typed manuscript. | ||||
"Indians of the Eastern Shore of Maryland" Folder #1 | [1922] | 1 item | Box 22 | |
Typed manuscript with annotations regarding the Nanticoke Indians. Images note: 1 map of tribal locations in Maryland and Delaware; 10 photomechanical prints of Nanticokes of Delaware. | ||||
"Indians of the Eastern Shore of Maryland" Folder #2 [Page Proofs] | 1922 | 1 item | Box 22 | |
Page proofs of work. | ||||
"Intelligence Behavior in Lizards" | 1923 | 2 items | Box 22 | |
Typed manuscript with annotations. | ||||
"Life and Culture of the Penobscot Indians of Maine" Folder 1 | n.d. | 1 item | Box 23 | |
Typed manuscript with annotations. Pgs. 1 - 71. | ||||
"Life and Culture of the Penobscot Indians of Maine" Folder 2 | n.d. | 1 item | Box 23 | |
Typed manuscript with annotations. Pgs. 72 - 153. | ||||
"Life and Culture of the Penobscot Indians of Maine" Folder #3 | n.d. | 1 item | Box 23 | |
Typed manuscript with annotations. Pgs. 154 - 225. | ||||
"Life and Culture of the Penobscot Indians of Maine" Folder #4 | n.d. | 1 item | Box 23 | |
Typed manuscript with annotations. Pgs. 226 - 306, 327b. | ||||
"Life and Culture of the Penobscot Indians of Maine" Folder #5 | n.d. | 1 item | Box 23 | |
Typed manuscript with annotations. Pgs. 327c - 355. | ||||
"Life and Culture of the Penobscot Indians of Maine" Folder #6 | n.d. | 1 item | Box 23 | |
Typed manuscript with annotations. Pgs. 356 - 472. | ||||
"A List of Plant Curatives Obtained from the Houma Indians of Louisiana" | 1942 | 5 items | Box 23 | |
Various drafts of typed manuscript with annotations. | ||||
"Malecite Tales" | [1917] | 6 items | Box 23 | |
Typed manuscripts of various stories. | ||||
"Medicine Practices of the Northeastern Algonquians" | [1917] | 5 items | Box 23 | |
Typed manuscript, arranged by tribe, with notes at end. | ||||
"Micmac Hunting Territories in Nova Scotia and Newfoundland"--Galley Proofs | 1922 | 1 item | Box 23 | |
Galley proofs with annotations. Access digital object: | ||||
"Mongrel Virginians" by A.H. Estabrook and Ivan E. McDougle--Review | 1926 | 1 item | Box 23 | |
Typed manuscript with annotations. | ||||
"Montagnais and Naskapi Tales from the Labrador Peninsula" | 1924 | 1 item | Box 24 | |
Typed manuscript with annotations. | ||||
"Montagnais Art in Birch-bark: A Circumpolar Trait" Folder 1 | [1937] | 1 item | Box 24 | |
Typed manuscript with annotations. Pgs 1 - 51. | ||||
"Montagnais Art in Birch-bark: A Circumpolar Trait" Folder 2 | [1937] | 2 items | Box 24 | |
Typed manuscript with annotations. Pgs 52 - 72. Second draft of work. | ||||
"Montagnais Myths" | Mar. 1916 | 6 items | Box 24 | |
Handwritten drafts of myths. | ||||
"Montagnais-Naskapi Bands and Family Hunting Districts of the Central and Southeastern Labrador Peninsula" Folder 1 | 1941 | 1 item | Box 24 | |
Typed manuscript with annotations. Coauthored with L.C. Eiseley. Pgs 1 - 42. Images note: maps of tribal distribution of tribal bands of the Labrador Peninsula, 1922-1925. | ||||
"Montagnais-Naskapi Bands and Family Hunting Districts of the Central and Southeastern Labrador Peninsula" Folder 2 | 1941 | 2 items | Box 24 | |
Typed manuscript with annotations. Coauthored with L.C. Eiseley. Pgs 43 - 67. Includes handwritten conclusion. | ||||
"Montagnais-Naskapi Bands and Family Hunting Districts of the Central and Southeastern Labrador Peninsula" Folder 3 | 1941 | 1 item(s) | Box 24 | |
Map. Separated material: Removed from Folder 1 in 2023 due to fragility and need for rehousing. | ||||
[Montagnais-Naskapi Religious Beliefs] Folder 1 | n.d. | 29 items | Box 24 | |
Manuscripts of stories, both typed and written. | ||||
[Montagnais-Naskapi Religious Beliefs] Folder 2 | n.d. | 20 items | Box 24 | |
Manuscripts of stories, both typed and written. | ||||
[Montagnais-Naskapi Religious Beliefs] Folder 3 | n.d. | 15 items | Box 24 | |
Manuscripts of stories, both typed and written. | ||||
The Nanticoke Community of Delaware | [1915] | 27 page(s) ; 1 item | Box 24 | |
Galley proofs with annotations. Images note: 11 photomechanical prints of bows, arrow heads, traps, baskets, and children. Access digital object: | ||||
Naskapi, the Savage Hunters of the Labrador Peninsula Folder 1 | [1935] | 1 item | Box 25 | |
Typed manuscript with annotations, pgs. 1 - 103. | ||||
Naskapi, the Savage Hunters of the Labrador Peninsula Folder 2 | [1935] | 1 item | Box 25 | |
Typed manuscript with annotations, pgs. 104 - 221. | ||||
Naskapi, the Savage Hunters of the Labrador Peninsula Folder 3 | [1935] | 1 item | Box 25 | |
Typed manuscript with annotations, pgs. 222 - 316. | ||||
Naskapi, the Savage Hunters of the Labrador Peninsula Folder 4 | [1935] | 1 item | Box 25 | |
Typed manuscript with annotations, pgs. 317 - 380. | ||||
Naskapi, the Savage Hunters of the Labrador Peninsula Folder 5 | [1935] | 1 item | Box 25 | |
Typed manuscript with annotations, pgs. 381 - 522. | ||||
Naskapi, the Savage Hunters of the Labrador Peninsula Folder 6 | [1935] | 1 item | Box 25 | |
Typed manuscript with annotations, pgs. 523-619. | ||||
Naskapi, the Savage Hunters of the Labrador Peninsula Folder 7 | [1935] | 1 item | Box 25 | |
Typed manuscript with annotations, pgs. 620-670 | ||||
Naskapi, the Savage Hunters of the Labrador Peninsula Folder 8 | [1935] | 1 item | Box 25 | |
Typed manuscript with annotations, pgs. 671 - 709. | ||||
Oklahoma Delaware Ceremonies, Dances and Feasts--Galley Proofs | 1936 | 1 item | Box 26 | |
Galley proofs. | ||||
The Penn Wampum Belts | [1925] | 4 items | Box 26 | |
Typed manuscript with annotations. | ||||
Penobscot Man: the Life History of a Forest Tribe in Maine Folder 1 | [1940] | 1 item | Box 26 | |
Handwritten draft of manuscript. | ||||
Penobscot Man: the Life History of a Forest Tribe in Maine Folder 2 | [1940] | 1 item | Box 26 | |
Handwritten draft of manuscript. | ||||
Penobscot Man: the Life History of a Forest Tribe in Maine Folder 3 | [1940] | 1 item | Box 26 | |
Handwritten draft of manuscript. | ||||
Penobscot Man: the Life History of a Forest Tribe in Maine Folder 4 | [1940] | 1 item | Box 26 | |
Handwritten draft of manuscript. | ||||
Penobscot Man: the Life History of a Forest Tribe in Maine Folder 5 | [1940] | 1 item | Box 26 | |
Handwritten draft of manuscript. | ||||
Penobscot Man: the Life History of a Forest Tribe in Maine Folder 6 [Page Proofs] | [1940] | 1 item | Box 26 | |
Galley proofs, with corrections, pages 1 - 100. Images note: 165 photomechanical prints of social life and customs: birk bark containers, baskets, canoes, utensils, drum beater, snow snakes, masks, cradleboards, traps, pipes, diagrams of round dance. (continues in folders 7, 8, to end of galley proofs) | ||||
Penobscot Man: the Life History of a Forest Tribe in Maine Folder 7 [Page Proofs] | [1940] | 1 item | Box 26 | |
Galley proofs, with corrections, pages 101 - 224 | ||||
Penobscot Man: the Life History of a Forest Tribe in Maine Folder 8 [Page Proofs] | [1940] | 1 item | Box 26 | |
Galley proofs, with corrections, pages 225 - 317. | ||||
"Penobscot Shamanism" Folder 1 | [1920] | 1 item | Box 27 | |
Handwritten notes, and typed manuscript with annotations. | ||||
Penobscot Shamanism" Folder 2 | [1920] | 1 item | Box 27 | |
Handwritten notes, and typed manuscript with annotations. | ||||
"Penobscot Tales and Religious Beliefs" Folder 1 | [1935] | 1 item | Box 27 | |
Handwritten notes, and typed manuscript with annotations. | ||||
"Penobscot Tales and Religious Beliefs" Folder 2 | [1935] | 1 item | Box 27 | |
Handwritten notes, and typed manuscript with annotations. | ||||
"Penobscot Tales and Religious Beliefs" Folder 3 | [1935] | 1 item | Box 27 | |
Handwritten notes, and typed manuscript with annotations. | ||||
"Penobscot Tales and Religious Beliefs" Folder 4 | [1935] | 1 item | Box 27 | |
Typed manuscript with annotations. | ||||
"Penobscot Tales and Religious Beliefs" Folder 5 | [1935] | 1 item | Box 27 | |
Typed manuscript with annotations. | ||||
"Penobscot Transformer Tales" | 1918 | 1 item | Box 27 | |
Galley proofs with annotations. | ||||
"Primitive Cults and Ceremonies"--Lecture | 1917 | 1 item | Box 27 | |
Typed manuscript | ||||
"Primitive Religions" | [1918] | 1 item | Box 27 | |
Typed manuscript with annotations, and notes. | ||||
"The Probable Eastward Drift of Indians in the Labrador Peninsula" | n.d. | 1 item | Box 28 | |
Typed manuscript with annotations. Images note: 2 maps of Maine showing tribal distribution of Montagnais-Naskapi (Innu) and Inuit of the Labrador Peninsula. Access digital object: | ||||
"Public Instruction"--Galley Proofs | n.d. | 1 item | Box 28 | |
Galley proofs with annotations | ||||
"Rappahannock Herbals, Folklore, and Science of Cures" Folder 1 | 1942 | 1 item | Box 28 | |
Typed manuscript with annotations. Written by Speck with Royal B. Hassrick, Edmund S. Carpenter. | ||||
"Rappahannock Herbals, Folklore, and Science of Cures" Folder 2 [Photocopies] | 1942 | 1 item | Box 28 | |
Photocopies of page proofs with annotations. | ||||
"Rappahannock Herbals, Folklore, and Science of Cures" Folder 3 [Originals; do not use] | 1942 | 1 item | Box 28 | |
Originals of page proofs with annotations. | ||||
"Rappahannock Herbals, Folklore, and Science of Cures" Folder 4 [Originals; do not use] | 1942 | 1 item | Box 28 | |
Originals of page proofs with annotations. | ||||
"The Rappahannock Indians of Virginia" | [1925] | 1 item | Box 28 | |
Typed manuscript with annotaitons. | ||||
"Reptile Lore of the Northern Indians" | 1917 | 1 item | Box 28 | |
Typed manuscript. | ||||
"Social Census of the Escoumains Band of Montagnais" | 1916 | 1 item | Box 28 | |
Handwritten manuscript. | ||||
"The Social Structure of the Northern Algonkian" | [1917] | 1 item | Box 28 | |
Typed manuscript with annotations. | ||||
Societies of the Plains Indians Edited by Clark Wissler--Review | [1918] | 1 item | Box 28 | |
Typed manuscript of review. | ||||
"Some Naskapi Myths From Little Whale River" | 1913 | 1 item | Box 28 | |
Handwritten manuscript. | ||||
"Spiritual Beliefs Among Labrador Indians" | 1924 | 2 items | Box 28 | |
Handwritten and typed manuscripts. | ||||
"Studies of the Beothuk and Micmac of Newfoundland" [See also Oversized] | 1913 | 2 items | Box 28 | |
Handwritten and typed manuscripts. Access digital object: | ||||
A Study of the Delaware Indian Big House Ceremony in Native Text Dictated by Witapanoxwe Folder 1 | 1930 | 1 item | Box 29 | |
Typed manuscript with annotations, pgs. 1 - 77. | ||||
A Study of the Delaware Indian Big House Ceremony in Native Text Dictated by Witapanoxwe Folder 2 | 1930, n.d. | 2 items | Box 29 | |
Typed manuscript with annotations, pgs. 78 - 107; handwriten manuscript of native text with translations. | ||||
A Study of the Delaware Indian Big House Ceremony in Native Text Dictated by Witapanoxwe Folder 3 | n.d. | 1 item | Box 29 | |
Handwriten manuscript of native text with translations. | ||||
A Study of the Delaware Indian Big House Ceremony in Native Text Dictated by Witapanoxwe Folder 4 | n.d. | 1 item | Box 29 | |
Handwriten manuscript of native text with translations. | ||||
A Study of the Delaware Indian Big House Ceremony in Native Text Dictated by Witapanoxwe Folder 5 | n.d. | 1 item | Box 29 | |
Typed manuscript with annotations, pgs. 1 - 63. | ||||
A Study of the Delaware Indian Big House Ceremony in Native Text Dictated by Witapanoxwe Folder 6 | n.d. | 2 items | Box 29 | |
Typed manuscript with annotations, pgs. 64 - 87; handwriten manuscript of native text with translations. Images note: 16 photomechanical prints of individual portraits, longhouses, rattles, tools, musical instruments, bows and arrows. | ||||
A Study of the Delaware Indian Big House Ceremony in Native Text Dictated by Witapanoxwe Folder 7 | 1929 | 2 items | Box 29 | |
Handwriten manuscript of native text with translations; typed manuscript with annotations. | ||||
A Study of the Delaware Indian Big House Ceremony in Native Text Dictated by Witapanoxwe Folder 8 | 1929 | 1 item | Box 30 | |
Typed manuscript with annotations. Images note: 10 sketches of diagrams of dance movements; basket designs. | ||||
A Study of the Delaware Indian Big House Ceremony in Native Text Dictated by Witapanoxwe Folder 9 | 1929 | 1 item | Box 30 | |
Typed manuscript with annotations. | ||||
A Study of the Delaware Indian Big House Ceremony in Native Text Dictated by Witapanoxwe Folder 10 | 1928 | 1 item | Box 30 | |
Handwriten manuscript of native text with translations. | ||||
A Study of the Delaware Indian Big House Ceremony in Native Text Dictated by Witapanoxwe Folder 11 | 1928 | 1 item | Box 30 | |
Handwriten manuscript of native text with translations. | ||||
A Study of the Delaware Indian Big House Ceremony in Native Text Dictated by Witapanoxwe Folder 12 [Galley Proofs] | 1930 | 1 item | Box 30 | |
Galley proofs with annotations. | ||||
A Study of the Delaware Indian Big House Ceremony in Native Text Dictated by Witapanoxwe Folder 13 [Galley Proofs] | 1930 | 1 item | Box 30 | |
Galley proofs with annotations. | ||||
A Study of the Delaware Indian Big House Ceremony in Native Text Dictated by Witapanoxwe Folder 14 [Page Proofs] | 1931 | 1 item | Box 30 | |
Page proofs with annotations. Images note: 20 photomechanical prints, 45 color sketches, 6 photographs of false faces, face paintings for dances, rattles, drums, prayer sticks; portrait of Witapanoxwe. | ||||
A Study of the Delaware Indian Big House Ceremony in Native Text Dictated by Witapanoxwe Folder 15 [Page Proofs] | 1928, 1931 | 1 item | Box 30 | |
Page proofs. Images note: 14 photomechanical prints of maks, rattles, bark containers, masks, diagrams of dance movements. | ||||
A Study of the Delaware Indian Big House Ceremony in Native Text Dictated by Witapanoxwe Folder 16 [Page Proofs] | 1931 | 1 item | Box 30 | |
Page proofs with annotations. Images note: 28 photomechanical prints of same images as in folder #14. | ||||
A Study of the Delaware Indian Big House Ceremony in Native Text Dictated by Witapanoxwe Folder 17 [Page Proofs] | 1931 | 1 item | Box 30 | |
Page proofs with annotations. Images note: 106 photomechanical prints of face painting images, some the same as in folder #14. | ||||
"Testing Folklore by Observations on Butler's Garter Snake" | 1917 | 2 items | Box 31 | |
Typed manuscript with annotations | ||||
The Tutelo Spirit Adoption Ceremony, Reclothing the Living in the Spirit of the Dead Folder 1 | 1942 | 1 ietm | Box 31 | |
Typed manuscript with annotations | ||||
The Tutelo Spirit Adoption Ceremony, Reclothing the Living in the Spirit of the Dead Folder 2 | 1942 | 1 item | Box 31 | |
Illustrations for manuscript. Images note: 19 sketches of floor plans of adoption ceremony. | ||||
"Two Araucanian Texts" | 1925 | 1 item | Box 31 | |
Typed manuscript, and handwritten notes of native text. | ||||
Unknown Tribes, Uncharted Seas By Lady Richmond Brown--Review (Ms.) | [1926] | 1 ietm | Box 31 | |
Typed manuscript with annotations. | ||||
"The Use of Wampum Among the Eastern Tribes of Indians" | 1915 | 1 item | Box 31 | |
Typed manuscript. | ||||
"A Visit to the Pequot Indian Remnants in Connecticut" | 1917 | 1 item | Box 31 | |
Typed manuscript. | ||||
Series III. Field Notes | n.d. | 1 folder | ||
Delaware Social Dance Bustle | n.d. | 4 items | Box 31 | |
Handwritten field notes. Image note: 1 pencil sketch of pattern of beads on bustle. | ||||
Series IV. Photographs and Video | n.d. | 4 folders | Images with call no. 572.97 Sp3 are located in the basement. | |
Processing information: Image inventory not complete. | ||||
[Algonkian Birch Bark Containers] | n.d. | 7 items | Box 31 | |
Images note: 35 photographs of Algonkian birch bark containers from the Smithsonian Institution, Bureau of American Ethnology and the Denver Art Museum. | ||||
[Algonkian People, Gatineau River and Maniwaki / Kitigan Zibi] | n.d. | 2 items | Box 31 | |
3 photographs of Algonkian birch bark workers and basket makers of River Desert, P.Q. | ||||
Camp of Algonquin birch-bark worker and basket maker, Madenine Cesar (near) | 1937 | |||
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Camp of Algonquin birch-bark worker and basket maker, Madenine Cesar (far) | 1937 | |||
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Mrs. Michel Buckshot, holding birch-bark baby carrier | circa 1920s | 1 item(s) | ||
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[Decorative Patterns] See also Oversized | n.d. | 2 items | Box 31 | |
2 photographs of patterns for birch bark containers. | ||||
[Stitching] | n.d. | 1 item | Box 31 | |
3 sketches of stiching for birch bark containers with tool used. | ||||
Naskapi films of Frank G. Speck | ca. 1930 | 1 item(s) DVD of the 3 reels of Frank Speck film, Film 520 | ||
Naskapi films of Frank G. Speck | ca. 1930 | 1 videotape(s) Original digital tape transfer of 3 reels of film, Film 520 | ||
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