Collection Contents
Photographs
Note
Photographs 1-14
[Missing]
“Two squaws, one dressed in U.S. flag” [Possibly Yuma]
“Ell-moosh and Ael-yeck, two squaws” [Possibly Yuma]
“Two squaws with pottery”
[Missing]
“I-yell and She-cush, two squaws”
“Group of four squaws”
“Brother and sister” [Possibly Yuma]
“I-yell, squaw, half-figure”
“She-cush, squaw, Ye-gee-ney Indian”
“Pas-qual, Yuma Chief”
“He-pah and C-coup, two squaws”
“Variant view” [of (13)]
Photographs 15-50
[Missing]
[One Indian woman wearing pendant necklace standing, one Indian woman sitting. Possibly Pima]
[Two Pima women with blouses and skirts]
[Indian woman with necklace and face paint sitting. Possibly Yuma]
[Indian woman, man, and child. Possibly a family]
[Missing]
[Apache baby in papoose]
[Two Indian women in plaid skirts]
[Missing]
[Indian woman in grass skirt standing by chair]
[Two Indian men in Western clothes sitting and two Indian women standing behind them]
[Two Mohave men standing, one with top hat]
[Indian woman with cloak and doll]
[Four Indian women. Three of the women are touching each other reassuringly]
[Three Indian men sitting with bows and arrows]
[Missing]
[Indian man in Western dress sitting. Indian woman standing with a hand on the man’s shoulder]
[Two Indian men sitting with a third Indian man resting his hands on their shoulders. Possibly Yuma]
[Papago (also known as Tohono O’Odham) man in Western dress]
[Missing]
[Indian man with bow, arrows, and knife, posing. Possibly Yuma]
[Indian man with bow, arrows, and knife, posing. Possibly Yuma. Variant of (39)]
[Indian man in Western dress sitting. Indian woman in cloak and necklace standing with a hand on man’s shoulder]
[Indian man in Western dress and long braided hair. Noted to be Mohave, but researcher says Yuma]
[Indian man with bow and arrows with an arrow in his mouth]
[Indian woman with necklace and face paint sitting]
[Indian woman and man with bow and arrows, sitting]
[Two Indian boys]
[Indian woman holding a young boy]
[Missing]
[Mohave woman standing next to large pottery]
[Missing]
Photographs 51-102
[Missing]
[Two Cocopa men with bow and arrows and body paint]
[Two Indian women holding a basket]
[Mohave woman in Western dress]
[Two Indian women holding a basket]
[Indian woman balancing a basket on her head. Possibly Yuma or Pima]
[Missing]
[Five young Indian girls]
[Pima man with body paint on legs, sitting]
[Missing]
[Indian man, woman, and child. Possibly a family]
[Four young Indian girls with dolls]
[Missing]
[Two Indian women sitting with Indian man in Western shirt]
[Indian man standing next to chair]
[Missing]
[Indian woman in grass skirt and another in plaid skirt]
[Missing]
[Two Mohave girls with dolls]
[Two Pima women holding hands]
[Close-up portrait of Indian woman with necklaces and face paint sitting]
[Indian woman wearing necklaces and face paint standing by chair]
[Pima woman sitting in chair]
[Two Apache men sitting and one Apache man standing with bow and arrows] [2 copies]
[Three Indian girls with dolls and pottery]
[Indian girl in rope skirt sitting]
[Two Indian girls with pottery]
“…three bucks, shirts, and G strings”. [Three Indian men in Western shirts]
[Pima woman sitting in chair]
[Missing]
[A Mohave chief sitting in chair]
[Pima chief and medicine man]
[Four Indian girls with face paint]
[Missing]
[Cocopa man in Western dress sitting]
[Indian woman sitting in boy in her lap. Possibly Yuma]
[Yuma boy covered in body paint]
[Two Cocopa men]
[Missing]
[Indian woman and man. Man is dressed in Western clothing]
[Old Indian woman sitting]
[Mohave woman and two boys]
[Two Pima women with baskets and pottery]
[Indian woman seated with pottery and basket]
[Missing]
[Indian man in Western clothing]