Photo of a Group of Unidentified Chippewa Men in Fort Dufferin, Manitoba (1873)

 

Photo of a group of seven Chippewa (Ojibwe) men posing in front of a building in Fort Dufferin, Manitoba, 1873. Originally published as a stereoview. A caption on the back of the stereoview card says that the men are Chippewa chiefs.

Source: Carl Sandburg Home National Historic Site.

More information: Gabriel Dumont Institute. 

Photo of a Group of Native Americans Probably Posing as Part of an Exhibit at the Great Central Fair, a Sanitary Fair in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania (1864)

Photo of a group of Native Americans probably posing as part of an exhibit at the Great Central Fair, a Sanitary Fair in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, in June 1864. Taken by photographer James Cremer and originally published as a stereoview.

Source: New York Public Library.

Portrait of a Group of Pima Native Americans on a Reservation in Arizona Territory (1870)

Portrait of a group of Pima Native Americans on a reservation in Arizona Territory, c. 1870. By Carlo Gentile.

Source: Library of Congress.

View of Native American US Army Cavalrymen During Saber Exercises at Fort Custer in Montana (1892)

View of Native American US Army cavalrymen during saber exercises at Fort Custer in Montana, 1892.

Source: National Archives and Records Administration.

Portrait of a Group of Native American Basket Makers Posing With Their Families in a Camp Somewhere Along the Saint Lawrence River in New York (1880's/1890's)

Portrait of a group of Native American basket makers posing with their families in a camp somewhere along the Saint Lawrence River in New York, c. 1883-1893. Albertype print.

Source: Rijksmuseum.

View of Native Americans Digging an Irrigation Canal On The San Carlos Apache Indian Reservation in Arizona Territory (1886)

View of Native Americans digging an irrigation canal on the San Carlos Apache Indian Reservation in Arizona Territory, 1886.

Source: National Archives and Records Administration.

View of an Excavated Burial Ground of Christianized Native Americans From The 1500's/1600's in St. Augustine, Florida (1936/1937)

View of an excavated burial ground of Christianized Native Americans from the 1500's/1600's in St. Augustine, Florida. Photographed inside protective structure in 1936/1937. By Frances Benjamin Johnston.

Source: Library of Congress.

Animated Stereoscopic Portrait of a Group of Zuni Native Americans Posing in Front of a Pueblo Building in Zuni Pueblo, New Mexico (1873)

Animated stereoscopic portrait of a group of Native Americans posing in front of a pueblo building in Zuni Pueblo, New Mexico, 1873. By Timothy O'Sullivan.

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Portrait of Two Unidentified Pawnee Chiefs Probably Taken at Mathew Brady’s Studio in Washington, D.C. (1860)

Portrait of two unidentified Pawnee chiefs probably taken at Mathew Brady’s studio in Washington, D.C., c. 1860. They were members of a large Native American delegation to the White House. By Mathew Brady. The British Museum identifies them as Fox or Sauk men.

Source: National Archives and Records Administration.
More information from the British Museum.

Portrait of Two Paiute Men of the Mo-a-pa-rit-ats Tribe Armed With Bows in the Moapa Valley of Southern Nevada (1870's)

Portrait of two Paiute men of the Mo-a-pa-rit-ats tribe armed with bows in the Moapa Valley of southern Nevada, c. 1870's. The original caption was "Mo-a-pa-rit-ats, a tribe of Indians inhabiting the valley of the Mo-a-pa River, a tributary of the Rio Virgen, a tributary in Southern Nevada - five and three are eight." By John K. Hillers. Animated stereoview.

Portrait of a Group of Mohave Indians in Arizona Taken by Timothy O’Sullivan During the Wheeler Survey (1871)

Portrait of a group of Mohave Indians in Arizona taken by Timothy O’Sullivan during the Wheeler Survey, 1871.

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Portrait of Three Paiute Women of the Nu-a-gun-tits Tribe in Las Vegas, Nevada (1870's)

Portrait of three Paiute women of the Nu-a-gun-tits tribe identified as An-ti-naints, Pu-tu-siv, and Wi-chuts in Las Vegas, Nevada, 1870's. By John K. Hillers. Animated stereoview.

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Animated Stereoscopic Portrait of a Chippewa Woman Posing With a Baby in a Camp Somewhere in Wisconsin (1880)

"Domestic Scene, Chippewa Indians."

Animated stereoscopic portrait of a Chippewa woman posing with a baby in a camp somewhere in Wisconsin, c. 1880. By Charles A. Zimmerman.

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Portrait of a Group of Chippewa Indians Titled “Chippewa Wedding” Somewhere in Minnesota (1860′s/1870′s)

Portrait of a group of Chippewa Indians titled “Chippewa wedding” with the couple getting married presumably in the foreground somewhere in Minnesota, c. 1860′s/1870′s. By Martin’s Art Gallery.

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Portrait of Three Ute Indian Warriors

Portrait of three Ute Indian warriors. By Charles Weitfle.

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Portrait of Four Apache Indians Playing a Game of Cards (1800's)

Portrait of four Apache Indians playing a game of cards, c. 1800's. Animated stereoview.

Animated Stereoscopic Portrait of Three Apache Warriors Near Camp Apache, Arizona (1873)

"Apache Indians, as they appear ready for the war-path." Animated stereoscopic portrait of three Apache warriors near Camp Apache, Arizona, 1873. By Timothy O'Sullivan.

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Portrait of a Seminole Chief Posing With Family Members in Front of Their House Near Fort Clark, Texas (1870's)

Portrait of a Seminole chief posing with family members in front of their house near Fort Clark, Texas, c. 1875. By Henry A. Doerr. Animated stereoview.

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Two Views of a Native American Delegation Posing With Unidentified Men on the Grounds of the White House Possibly During the Civil War

The group posing in front of the south side of the White House.

The group posing somewhere on the grounds of the White House.

Two views of a Native American delegation posing with unidentified men on the grounds of the White House possibly during the Civil War, c. 1860's. Attributed to Mathew Brady.

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A Pawnee Camp in the Platte Valley (1866)

A Pawnee Native American camp in the Platte Valley, 1866. By John Carbutt. Animated stereoview.

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