Speck-Choate Photograph Collection | APS Digital Library

: Justine La Framboise, Nancy Renville, Cheyenne Lucy, Anne Louisa; Black and white group portrait of four Native American girls. Title written on verso., Image 1d.

: Ki ot se (Mary Perry), Wat ye eh (Benj. Thomas) Koush te ah (John Menaul). No. 2 Laguna Pueblos; Black and white group portrait of three Laguna children wearing traditional clothing. Title written on verso., Image 1c.

: Mary Ely, Jennie Hammaker, Taylor Ely, Frank Cushing, Zuni; Black and white group portrait of Zuni children, two girls and two boys, wearing traditional clothing. Title written on verso., Image 1h.

: Mattie Reid, Anna Menaul, John Menaul, Mary Perry, Benny Thomas, Lena Carr, Clara Guernsey, Julia Dorris, Harry Marmon, Jose Paisano, Lieut. Gov. of Laguna; Black and white goup portrait of Laguna children with tribal leader. Title written on verso., Image 1i.

: Miss Hyde and class; Black and white group portrait of school teacher with four Native American female students. Title written on verso., Image 1f.

: Our boys and girls at the Indian Training School, Carlisle, Pa.; Black and white collage of the faces of Native American children and young adults. Title written on verso., Image 2c.

: Ouray and wife Chipeta. Utes; Black and white seated portrait of a Ute couple wearing traditional clothing. Title written on verso., Image 1g.

: Sheldon Jackson, John Shields, Harvey Townsend, Pueblos from San Felipe, New Mexico; Black and white portrait of three boys from San Felipe Pueblo, dressed in uniform. Title written on verso., Image 2g.

: Sioux boys as they arrived at the Indian Training School, Carlisle Barracks, Oct. 5, '79; Black and white, large group photograph of Lakota SIoux boys in front of residential school facilities. Title written on verso., Image 3e.

: Sioux girls as they arrived at the Indian Training School, Carlisle Barracks, Oct. 5th, 1879; Black and white, large group photograph of Lakota Sioux young women and girls wearing traditional clothing. Title written on verso., Image 3b.

: Spotted Tail, Sioux Chief; Black and white seated portrait of Lakota Sioux chief wearing traditional clothing. Title written on verso., Image 1e.

: Stereotypical drawing of Native American boy in body paint; Black and white image of a stereotypical depiction a Native American boy in full-body paint. Caption on back of image: "The first Indian boy who applied to Capt. Pratt -- Ft. Berthold, D. T., Sept. 19, 1878 -- for education at Hampton, Va., was called out of the medicine lodge painted and decorated as seen in the picture.", Image 1a.