Box MS78.01
Container
Contains 112 Results:
Gidley Plate # 31
Item — Box: MS78.01
Identifier: Item P78.02.101
Scope and Contents
Two women, baby and tepee. This tepee is of a typical Plateau style.
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Other: Dummy Date
Gidley Plate # 13, 1901-07-04
Item — Box: MS78.01
Identifier: Item P78.02.102
Scope and Contents
Columbia Joe and family, July 4, 1901. Columbia Joe, who was probably an Okanogan, is wearing an angora-goat "medicine hat". The tapaderos (long stirrups) and high saddle were both popular at the turn of the century.
Dates:
Created: 1901-07-04
Gidley Plate # 6, 1903
Item — Box: MS78.01
Identifier: Item P78.02.104
Scope and Contents
William Andrews and bride, c. 1903. Andrews, like many other figures in these pictures, is wearing earrings made of conch shells.
Dates:
Created: 1903
Gidley Plate # 53, variant, 1905-06
Item — Box: MS78.01
Identifier: Item P78.02.106
Scope and Contents
A woman and two girls, June 1905. The woman is Annie Yellow Wolf, a wife of Yellow Wolf, The girl on the left is Annie Sam (who also appears in plate 20) and the one on the right is Mary Tom, a Colville who was half-sister to Annie Yellow Wolf.
Dates:
Created: 1905-06
Gidley Plate #86
Item — Box: MS78.01
Identifier: Item P78.02.109
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