This collection consists of photographs and postcards from John W. Dady, depicting various Native American tribes and ranches in the Midwest and California during the early 20th century.

John W. Dady was a U.S. government employee who served as the Superintendent of the Mission Indian Agency during the early 20th century. The Mission Indian Agency was the office of the U.S. Bureau of Indian Affairs responsible for providing government services and programs to Native Americans tribes in Southern California.

0.42 linear feet (1 box)

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