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This collection consists of a Benediction and other prayers by Joe Medicine Crow.

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This collection consists of a “Sioux Indian Language” brochure and a page of Wyoming brands.

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This collection consists of twenty six photographs of the Wind River Shoshone and smaller copies of twenty of them together with negatives for the same twenty copies.

Abstract An original June 28, 1889  hand written document (now in three fragile pieces) of Major General George Crook at the Pine Ridge Agency given to Walking Woman, daughter of Cheyenne chief High Wolf, attesting that she had received in 1868 a letter from Major General W.S. Harney, previously renewed in 1876 by Sen. Allison, notifying white men to give her kind treatment.  This same letter was added to on August 31, 1889 by Gen. Crook at Fort Robinson transferring the benefits of the...

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Self-published book manuscript by Fred Brauen, copyright 1990, entitled “Winold Reiss (1886-1953): Color and Design in the New American Art.”  This is the 1990 augmented edition of the original 1980 manuscript. This is copy #3 of a limited run of 7 copies self-published by the author. Includes a July 6, 1991 afterword by the author. Post and hole plastic binding and cover.

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Collection consists of one tintype and 499 black and white and color photographs, postcards, and cartes de visites.  Items mainly include Plains Indian subjects, Indian encampments, and Plains Indians involved in rites, ceremonies, rodeos, and fairs.  Tribes included are Arapaho, Assiniboine, Blackfoot (Siksika, Piegan, and Kainah), Cheyenne, Comanche, Crow, Kiowa, Nez Percé, and Sioux.

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This collection contains the personal papers of James Canan. James Canan worked for the Bureau of Indian Affairs between the years of 1956-1994. The collection has a mixture of publications, personal notes, and federal governement records all pertaining to the Bureau of Indian Affairs and issues that affected that line of work. The pieces in this collection are helpful when researching the Bureau of Indian Affairs during the civil rights movement.

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The Forrest Fenn American Indian Photographs Collection consists of 2,200 photographs of various Native American Indian subjects acquired by the collector, historian, and author Forrest Fenn.  The photographs date primarily from 1880 to 1920 and were obtained from various repositories.

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Colored images based on portraits by F.A. Rinehart.

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Two sepia tone 3x5 postcards depicting Native Americans from possibly the Standing Rock Reservation.

1. "Full Blooded Indians"

2. Red Fish