Wilcomb Washburn Papers
15 boxes (18 linear feet)
(1952 – 1997)
Edward H. Nabb Center for Delmarva History and Culture, Salisbury, University, Salisbury, Maryland
| Identifier | 2006.204 |
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| Creator(s) | Washburn, Wilcomb E. |
| Acquisition | Donated by Katherine Washburn in 1995. This collection was processed by Matthew J. Hollis, September 2006; additions added by Paul Dook in October 2012. |
| Language(s) | English |
| Use | Records are open for research. Copyright, including literary rights, belongs to the author(s) or their legal heirs. Permission to publish or reproduce must be obtained from the Nabb Research Center which extends beyond "fair use." |
| Preferred Citation | "Item, collection title and identifier, box # and folder # (if applicable), Edward H. Nabb Research Center for Delmarva History and Culture, Salisbury University, Salisbury, Maryland." |
| Attribution | Finding aid written by Nate Godfrey, November 2019. |
| Related Materials |
Native American Trade Cards (circa 1880s) Gerda Christoffersen Native American Prints (1957) Native American Folklife records (1994 – 1999) Wilcomb Washburn Distinguished Lecture DVD (2009) First Annual Native American Heritage Festival and Powwow Program (1994) Native American Research Collection (1956 – 1986) Folklife Collection - Local Legends: Indians (1970 – 1973) |
| Separated Materials | 1 Oversize box, containing
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This collection centers around the academic life of Wilcomb E. Washburn, containing his personal correspondence and academic notes from his career at Dartmouth College, Harvard University, and the Smithsonian Institute. The vast majority of the collection consists of historic portraits of Native Americans, academic notes and papers, and personal correspondence.
Wilcomb E. Washburn was born in 1915, and served in World War II as a Japanese language officer in the United States Marine Corps. Returning to college after the war, Washburn graduted from Dartmouth in 1948, and completed his PhD at Harvard in 1953. After leaving Harvard, he taught at the College of William & Mary before joining the Smithsonian Institution as a Curator in the Political History Division in 1958, later serving as the Chair of the Department of American Studies and served as the Director of the Independent American Studies Program at the Smithsonian after 1968.
In a long career of academic research and publication, Wilcomb E. Washburn was the editor or coeditor of nine works and was the author of six books, one of which, The Governor and the Rebel (1957) overturned the traditional views held about Bacon's Rebellion based on evidence he uncovered while undertaking research in England. He would aso contribute to the emerging field of ethnohistory, and served as President for the American Society of Ethnohistory from 1957-1958. In his later life, he joined the American Anthropological Association in 1960, and would remain a member until his death in 1997.
Wilcomb E. Washburn died at age 72 only a month after he retired from the Smithsonian.
Wilcomb E. Washburn (1925-1997) was an American soldier, author, and historian, serving as a program director of the Smithsonian Institution, a former president of the Historical Society of Washington, and a professor at American University, George Washington University, and University of Maryland. Washburn was a graduate of Dartmouth College, and received his PhD from Harvard University. The collection largely covers Washburn's academic life at Darthmouth and Harvard, and his work with the Smithsonian; with additional materials covering editorials, the Christopher Columbus 500 celebrations, and his career as a civil affairs officer in the United States Marine Corps.
This collection is organized into three series, covering Wilcomb Washburn’s personal materials, printed & publicized materials, and his extensive collection of photographs, mainly historic pictures of Native Americans. Series 1 is divided into several subsections: correspondence, academic notes, notecards, and papers by Wilcomb Washburn. Series 2 is divided into subsections detailing academic journals, government reports, Native American materials and art, books & magazines, newspapers, scripts & drafts, copies of archival materials, White House materials, brochures & pamphlets, Columbus Quincentenary materials, military materials, and notebooks. Series 3 is concerned with Wilcomb Washburn's photograph collection, consisting of general photos, Native American photos, family photos, and photo albums.
Subject Terms
- Topical Terms
- Military History
- Native American History
- Photography
- Corporate Names
- Harvard University
- Republican Party (U.S.: 1854- )
- Smithsonian Institution
- United States Marine Corps
- Location Terms
- Washington (D.C.)
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BOX 1
1.1: Correspondence
1 Letter from Warminster, Wiltshire, UK 1954
2 Letter from J.N. Washburn, 1957
3 Letter from John Washburn to Wilcomb, 1954
4 Veterans Administration Statement of Dividend Credit Account
5 From Bath Arms Hotel, June 1, 1954
6 Approval and Batatkin
7 Letter from J.C. Freidlander and the New York Times, 1953
8 Letters between Professor Morison and Washburn, 1953-1954
9 Letters about teaching fellowships
10 Letter to Edward, 1954
11 Handwritten Letter, 1955?
12 Card from Jim Cummins, 1954
13 Reynolds Scholarship Materials, 1953-1954
14 Letter From Gertrude E. Starks, 1954
15 History & Literature Calendar, Harvard 1953-1954
16 Mimeographed Copies of Great Issues Lectures
17 Letters from Lewis Hanke, 1953-1954
18 Letter from William Ainsworth Parker, 1953
19 Dartmouth Letters
20 Letters and Materials, Farlow House
21 Harvard Foundation for Advanced Study and Research, 1952-1953
22 University of London Materials, 1953
23 Letters from Harvard, 1954
24 Letter to the BBC
25 Letters from Dartmouth
26 United States Naval War College International Law Diploma, 1953
27 Letters from Harvard, 1953
28 Letters to Professor Murdock, 1953
29 Suggestions for a Revised American Civilizations Curriculum
30 Memo for Reynold’s Scholars
31 Letter to Royal Automobile Club, 1953
32 Letter to Miss Barbara Hayes, 1953
33 Letter from R.N. Stewart, 1953
34 Academic & Professional Record, 1953
35 Letter to Professor George Haskins, 1953
36 Letter to Professor Alan Watts, 1953
37 Letters to Robert D. Funkhouser, 1953
38 American Civilization Group Card, 1953
39 Letter from Donald H. Morrison, 1953
40 Letter from Aretha H. Carol, 1953
41 Letter from Ward N. Madison – American University at Cairo
42 Questions
43 Three Loose Papers, 1954
44 Application for Scholarship or Non-teaching Fellowship, 1953-1954
45 A Study on the Justifications Underlying the English Seizure of the North American Continent, ND
46 Harvard Term Info, Spring 1953
47 Charles Eliot Norton Lectures, 1953
48 Letter from Elliot Travel Service, 1952
49 Henry Adams Club, 1952
50 Radcliffe Alumni Association
51 Correspondence with Henry M. Dargan, 1953
52 Harvard Foundation Newsletter, 1952
53 Letter to Mr. Frost, 1953
54 Letter from John Gaus, 1953
55 Card from the Phillips Bookstore, 1952
56 Social Science Research Council, 1952
57 Letters about Wilcomb Washburn’s ‘Tentative Statement of Thesis Plans’, 1952
58 Sidney Cox Memorial, 1952
59 Letter of Protest to Howard K Smith, 1952
60 Card from Graduate history Club, 1952
61 American Civilization Club Proposal
62 Card from Institute of Latin American Studies, 1952
63 Harvard –Reading German Examinations
64 Letter to John Gaus & Sumner G. Powell, 1952
65 Personal Info sent to Gertrude E. Starks
66 Memo, American Civilization Group
67 Correspondence with Boston University, 1952
68 Letter from UCLA Archives, 1951
69 Harvard Newsletters, 1952
70 Committee on Higher Degrees in the History of American Civilizations
71 Letter from Francis N. Rogers, 1952
72 Letter of Re-admittance to Harvard graduate program
73 Board on Overseas Training & Research, 1952
74 Letter about personal info & thesis proposal, 1951
75 Medical notes
76 General Examination of Wilcomb E. Washburn, 1951
77 Academic Transcripts
78 Admission Notices & Memos
79 Bills correspondence, 1949
80 Letter to Lev Bagrow, Imago Mundi
81 Harvard Library Memo, 1950
82 Handwritten letter, ND
83 Letter from Royal Geographical Society
84 Letter to Professor Archibald McLeish, 1950
85 Petition to the Department of English, 1949
86 Letters to/from John William Ward & Hennig Cohen1961-1963
87 Correspondence with Schwarz Editore, Milano, 1961
88 Colonial Press Letters, 1962
89 Pyke Johnson, Jr./Anchor Press/Doubleday Letters, 1963-1964
90 Letters to/from University of Pittsburgh Press, 1963
91 Correspondence with Rosenhilde & Bagger, 1964
92 Dartmouth, “The Indian and the White Man”, 1964
93 NYU Press Letter, 1964
94 Correspondence with Pramod Chandra, 1964
95 Letter from Stansen Djurgarden, Stockholm 1964
96 University of Michigan Letters, 1964
97 Correspondence with Sol Tax, 1964
98 Correspondence with Rev. W.L. Davies, 1964
99 Correspondence with Ralph Adams Brown, 1964
100 Correspondence with Raymond P. Stearns, 1964
101 Capitol Hill Presbyterian Church, 1964
102 Letter from Erik Zahle, 1964
103 Letter from Lois L. Tucker, 1964
104 Letter from Ray Billington, 1963
105 Letter from H.L. Shapiro, 1963
106 Letter from Dorothy Libby, 1963
107 Letter from George A Billias, 1963
108 Letter from Malcom Freiberg, 1963
109 Letter from L.H. Butterfield, 1963
110 Letter from the University of the State of New York, 1963
111 Letter from Walter Whitehill, 1963
112 Artwork Correspondence, 1963
113 Memo from Carol Jopling, 1963
114 Note from Stratis G. Adreadis, 1963
115 Alaskan Indians Information correspondence, 1968
116 Wisconsin State University Letter, 1963
117 D.C. Traffic correspondence, 1963
118 Washburn Family Info, ND
119 Postcard from Eddie S. Ayendo, 1964
120 Letter from Bill? ND
121 Wounded Knee Occupation Letters, 1973
122 Letter from Historical Archaeology, 1973
123 Letters from the Citizen Exchange Corps ND
124 Letter from Native American Rights Fund, 1973
125 Memo, from Archives des Affairs Etrangeres, 1973
126 Letters from Random House, 1973
127 Letters to/from Native American Legal Defense Fund
128 Letters to/from Dr. David Frolick, 1971-1972
129 United Scholarship Service, ND
130 Letters for speaking, dedications, and films
131 Letter from Scholarly Resources, Inc 1972
132 Internal Smithsonian Memo, Department of Archaeology, 1971
133 Letter from League of Women Voters, 1972
134 Letter from William Brandon, 1970
135 Letters and Memos on Indian Education, 1970
136 Spanish translation of the Indian and the White Man, 1970
137 Letter from Bradford F. Swan, 1971
138 Letter from Glenn Solomon, 1971
139 Wenner-Gren Foundation for Anthropological Research
140 The American Way Magazine, 1971
141 Letters to/from Chippewa, Sault Ste. Marie
142 Letters to/from Irma Sutton, 1973
143 Indian Claims Commission, 1973
144 Letters to/from Philleo Nash, 1972-1973
145 Memo, Anthropology Bibliography for Orals
146 Letters to/from Milton Hess, 1973
147 Letters to/from Chuck Poitus, 1973
148 Letters to/from, Richard Garvin, 1973
149 Letters to/from Peter G. Beidler, 1973
150 Letters to/from Jerry C. Strauss, 1973
151 Letters involving Bureau of Indian Affairs
152 Letters to/from Dr. Dave Warren, 1973
153 Letters to/from Jerry Gambill & Mohawk Nation, 1969
154 Letters to/from Adolph L. Dial, 1970
155 University of Wisconsin – La Crosse 1973
156 Letters to/from Mrs. Jack L. Horsefall, 1973
157 Letters to/from Mary Louise Apthorp, 1972
158 Letters to/from John Phillip Olguin, 1972
159 Letters to/from Mr. Henry Kloppenburg, 1972
160 Memo, Mrs. Peters 1972
161 Letters to/from Mrs. James H. Higgens, 1972
162 Letters to/from Dr. Michael B. Husband, 1972
163 Letters to/from Professor Scott T. Swank, 1972
164 Letters to/from William T. Hagan, 1972
165 Letters to/from Samuel J. Hough, 1972
166 Wessaja, 1974?
167 American Indian Law Review, 1974
168 Letters to/from Mr. Richard H. Dillon, 1971
169 Letters to/from Larry B. Leventhal, 1974
170 Letters to/from Leonard Garment, 1974
171 Letters to/from Carol L. Bagley, 1974
172 Letters to/from Bill Fegan, 1972
173 Letter to Scott Swank, 1972
174 Professor C. Gregory Crampton, 1972
175 Letter from Brown University, 1973
176 Letter to/from Keith Irvine, 1973
177 Letters to/from Everett Emerson, 1973
178 Letter from Tolene, 1963
179 Letters requesting book/publications, 1963
180 Letters to W. A. Thorpe, 1960-1961
181 Letter from the Armouries, Tower of London, 1961
182 Letter from Arents Collection, New York Public Libraries, 1960
183 Letter to Lee Baker, 1959
184 Memo Routing Slip, 1959
185 University Museum, University of Pennsylvania, 1958
186 Letter to Victor Stark 1958
187 Letter from James T. Babb, 1958
188 Letter to Richard Beale Davis, 1958
189 Letters, Illegible
190 Bureau of Indian Affairs, 1824-1881
191 Letter from David Mearns, Library of Congress, 1957
192 Letters about Gov. William Berkeley, 1959
193 Letters to/from Conklin Mann, 1957
194 Letters to/from Jean S. Denny, 1957
195 Letters to/from Herbert Paschal Jr, 1957
196 Letters to/from Alexander Wainwright, 1957
197 Letters to/from V.J. Ledger, 1957
198 Letters to/from Gloucester County, Virginia
199 Letters to/from Henry C. Taylor, 1957
200 Letters to/from Professor Verner W. Crane, 1957
201 London Daily, 1739
202 Letters to/from Whitfield J Bell Jr., 1956
203 Letters to/from William J. Van Schreevan, 1956
204 Letters to/from Clifford K. Shipton, 1956
205 British Museum Memos, 1957
206 Cambridge University Memo, 1956
207 Letters requesting information, Virginia, 1956
208 Southern Historical Association, 1956
209 Letters to/from New York Public Library, 1956
210 Letters to/from Cambridge University, 1956
211 Invoice, Folger Shakespeare Library, 1956
212 Nelson F. Adkins, 1956
213 Letter to Washburn, 1956
214 Letters to/from Public Records Office, 1956
215 Letters to/from Library of Congress, 1956
216 Fred Darmen, 1956
217 Letter from John, 1956
218 Henry E. Huntington Library & Art Gallery 1954-1955
219 University Microfilms, Inc 1955
220 Oxford University, 1955
221 Declaration of the People, ND
222 Letter to Professor Taylor, ND
223 Letters to/from Fairfax County Public Schools 1976
224 Christmas Cards & Photos, ND
225 Phileas Society Materials, 1988
226 Events, 1987-1992
227 American Indian Historical Society, 1971
228 Charlie Warner, 1958
229 Loose Correspondence, ND
230 US Government Grants, ND
231 Bibliography Scrap, ND
232 Cards & Invitations, 1963-1987
233 Letter from Lehigh Research Institute, 1963
234 Letters from England, 1964
235 Letter from E.P. Richardson, 1964
Box 2
1.2 Academic Notes
1 Indian Treaty Notes
2 Bacon’s Rebellion, “Interpretations” 1
3 Bacon’s Rebellion, Interpretation 2
4 Bacon’s Rebellion, 1609-1675
5 Bacon’s Rebellion, Jan-June 1676
6 Aug 22, 1676 Coventry Notes
7 Bacon’s Rebellion in England
8 Aug-Feb 1677
9 Dec-May 1677
10 1677-1678 Notes
11 Bacon’s Rebellion, Counties
12 Bacon’s Rebellion, Grievances
13 Misc. Notes 1
14 Misc. Notes 2
15 Misc Notes 3
16 Misc Notes 4
17 Misc Notes 5
18 Misc Notes 6
19 Misc Notes 7
20 Misc Notes 8
21 Loose Notes, Bacon’s Rebellion
22 Loose Notes, Bacon’s Rebellion 2
23 Attitude of Historians
24 General
25 Comparison
26 Conversion
1.3 Notecards
27 “O”
Box 3
1 Rorulandson Article
2 Loose Notecards
3 Publication Plans
4 Coventry Papers
5 Bacon’s Rebellion Publication Plans
6 Documentary Edition Plans
7 Transcriptions of Documents
8 Bacon’s Rebellion
9 Bacon’s Rebellion, Continued
10 Letter to William Berkeley, from Henry Hartwell
11 Bacon & Berkeley
12 Caribbean Islands
13 Bacon’s Rebellion 3
14 “T”
15 “U”
16 “V”
17 “W”
18 Public Records Office
19 “Loose Materials Box”
20 Reading Room Cards
21 Notecards about Indians 1
22 Handwritten Notes
23 Historical Methodology Notes
24 Misc. Notes, Unattributed
25 Misc. Notes, Unattributed Notes 2
Box 4
1 Report on Book Requests
2 Loose Postcards, Longleat Estate Company
3 Unattributed Notes
4 Unattributed Notes 2
5 Unattributed Notes 3
6 Unattributed Notes 4
7 The Mother Dynasty
8 Imagination in History
9 “C. Mather & the Negro”, “C. Mather & the Jews”
10 Witchcraft
11 Indians in New England
12 Colonial & State Laws
13 Importance of British Plantations
14 Bibliography “B”
15 Mather Paper
16 Education
17 Trade
18 Slavery
19 American Colonial Literature
20 Attitude of Colonists
21 War
22 Origin
23 Race Prejudice in N. America
24 Trade Regulation of 1670-1715 Trade Notecards
25 Indian Slavery
26 Sewall & Spanish America
27 Bibliographic Cards
1.4 Papers
28 Curator, Vol VII No. 4, 1964
29 “Samuel Eliot Morison, Historian” – William & Mary Quarterly, 1978
30 “Nicholas II – Last Tsar of All the Russias” (Kitsos Washburn), 1971
31 “The Founders- A One Dimensional Account” Seminar – An Academic Journal (Leila Washburn), 1958
32 “The Indian Gap”, 1940
33 Draft, “The Indian In America”
34 “Political Correctness and the Columbus Controversy: A Symposium” YAF, 1992
BOX 5
1 “The Treason of the Intellectuals” – YAF, 1989
2 “Anthropological Advocacy in the Hopi-Navajo Land Dispute” – American Anthropologist, 1989
3 “A Book to Emulate” Virginia Quarterly, 1964
4 Natural Light & the Museum of the Future”, 1964
5 “Representation of Unknown Lands in XIV, XV, & XVI Century Cartography” – Agrupamiento de Estudio de Cartagrafia, Antiga, 1969
6 Info for Publishers
7 “A Proposed Explanation for the Closed Indian Ocean on Some Ptolemaic Maps of the 12th-15th Centuries” – Centro de Estudios de Historia Cartografia Antiga, 1965
8 “The Writing of American Indian History: A Status Report” – Pacific Historical Review, 1971
9 “Vexatious Oral Exchange: A Talk to Dartmouth College Class of 1948” – Academic Questions, 1988-1989
10 “Representative Institutions Among Contemporary Indian Tribal Societies” – Parliaments, Estates, and Representation, 1982
11 “Cultural Relativism, Human Rights, and the AAA” – American Anthropologist, 1987
12 “The Form of Islands in 15th, 16th, & 17th Century Cartography” – Geographie du Monde au Moyen Age et a la Renaissance, 1989
13 “The First European Contacts with American Indians” – Centro de Estudos de Historia E Cartografia Antiga, 1988
14 “The Christopher Columbus Encyclopedia” ND
15 “Introduction” – Handbook of North Americn Indians, Vol. 4, 1988
16 “American Studies” – Dictionary of American History, 1976
17 “Comment on Richard Stoffle’s Commentary, The Hopi, Navajo, Paiute, Zuni Land Disputes” – American Anthropologist, 1990
18 “Of Indians and Anthropologists: A Response to Karl Schlesier”- American Anthropologist, 1980
19 “Introduction” – L’Indiante: Contextes et Perspectives, Revue Francaise d’Etudes Americaines, 1988
20 The Canary Islands and the Question of the Prime Meridian: The Search for Precision in the Measurement of the Earth” – Colegio Internacional de Historia Marina, 1982
21 “The Influence of the Smithsonian Institution on the Intellectual Life in Mid-Nineteenth Century Washington”, 1966
22 “Japan on Early European Maps” – Pacific Historical Review, 1952
23 “Temple of the Arts: the Renovation of Washington’s Patent Office Building” – AIA Journal
24 “Of Dead Bulls & Dead Historians” –Perspectives, 1991
25 “Ceci n’est Pas Une Pipe, or How to Deconstruct the Civil Rights Act of 1991” Measure, 1991
26 “The Intellectual Assumptions and Consequences of Geographical Exploration in the Pacific” – The Pacific Basin: A History of Geographical Exploration, 1967
27 “Preparations & Problems of Preparing for the 500th Anniversary of Christopher Columbus’s Discover of America”, 1984
28 “Manuscripts and Manufacts” – American Archivist, 1964
29 “The Indian in America” excerpt, 1975
30 “American Indian Tribes & Their Relationship to the US Government” 1984
31 “Law & Authority in Colonial Virginia”, 1965
32 “Material Culture and Public History: Maturing Together?” – The Public Historian, 1991
33 “The Academic Profession and Contemporary Politics” – MINERVA, 1988
34 “The Clash of Morality in the American Forest”- First Images of America: The Impact of the New World on the Old, 1976
35 “A Critical View of Critical Archaeology” – Current Anthropology, 1987
36 “Editor’s Introduction” – Narratives of North American Indian Captivities, ND
37 “Reviews”
38 “Ethical Perspectives in North American Ethnology” – Social Contexts of American Ethnology, 1840-1984; ND
39 “Professional Information”, ND
Box 6
Series 2.2 Government Reports
1 Microfilm copies, indistinct; 1863
2 Ratified Treaty No. 281, 1854
3 Congressional Records, 1969-1978
4 Public Law 95-608, 1978
5 Indians Employed in the Office of Indian Affairs, 1941
6 Aboriginal Land Rights Commission (Australia) First Report 1973, 1973
7 Letter to Secretary of the Interior, 1888
8 Indian Right to Occupancy and Possession of Land, ND
9 Letter to Secretary of the Interior, 1906
10 Indian Treaties – A Message from the President of the United States, 1909
11 Unknown Report, 1912
12 Indian Claims Commission, Annual Report 1973; 1973
13 American Indians and the Federal Government, ND
14 SC2460 – A Bill to Amend the Indian Self-Determination and Education Assistance” 1978
15 Economic Opportunity Act of 1964: Implications for the American Indian, 1964
16 Governing Bodies of Indian Groups Under Federal Supervision, ND
17 Education: the Chance to Choose, 1965
18 American Indians and the American Society, 1965
2.3 Native American Materials & Art
19 Sacred Circles
20 “Art as a Means of Communication in Pre-Literate Societies”, 1985
21 Navajo Textiles, ND
22 American Indian Art, 1920-1972; 1973
23 Joslyn Art Museum, 1963
24 “The Plundered Past”, ND
25 George Catlin’s North American Indian Portfolio, ND
26 Loose Papers – Art, ND
27 Native American Culture & Daily Life, 1887-1990
28 North American Natives and Aborigines, 1961-1991
29 Non-English Materials, 1927
30 Office of Indian Affairs, 1927
31 “Peace and Friendship: A History of Indian Peace Medals in the United States”, 1970
32 Native American Activity in Modern Politics, 1970
33 Perspectives on Writing Indian History from the Indian Point of View, 1978
34 Misc. Biographies & Specific Info
35 Court Cases, 1969-1970
36 Papers About Native Americans, unknown significance; 1970
37 Loose Materials, ND
38 Government Policy Towards Native Americans 1, 1984, 1992
39 Catlin’s Indian Gallery, 1965
40 General Information, North American Natives, 1965-1992
Box 7
1 Government Policy Towards Native Americans 2, ND
2 American Indian Institute, 1972-1973
3 Native Americans and the Courts, 1964-1981
4 William L. Bryant Foundation Reports, 1959-1967
5 Social Problems Faced by Native Americans, 1971-1981
6 Leadership of Different American Subcultures
7 Idaho Historical Society Collection, 1960-1974
8 Cherokee, 1967-1979
9 The Mayans, 1973-1974
10 Chippewa, 1967-1974
11 Pueblo Native Americans, 1981-1984
12 Paiute Native Americans, 1982-1983
13 Alaskan Native Americans, 1971
14 Nez Perce, 1972
15 Native American Education, 1958-1990
16 Institution of the American West Special Publications, 1982-1983
17 Famous Indian Tribes comic, 1973
18 Posters OVERSIZE, 1963
19 Native Tribes of North America Map, OVERSIZE
2.4 Books & Magazines
20 Academic Evaluation, GWU Selected Courses; 1966
21 Book of Indian Paintings, ND
Box 8
1 John Collier’s Crusade for Indian Reform, 1920-1954
2 Commandant’s Advisory Committee on Marine Corps History (Oversize), ND
3 The Fur Trade from a Tribal Point of View: A Critique, 1981
4 The Collection of Watercolor Drawings of the North American Indian, by Seth Eastman; 1954
5 The Cherokee Causes: A Case Study in Law, Politics, and Morality [manuscript]; 1968
6 Famous Indians: A Collection of Short Biographies, ND
7 Journal of Christian Frederick Post (Oversize, currently in Freezer)
8 The College of William & Mary Library Handbook, 1954
9 As Long as the Grass Shall Grow, 1940
10 Gorhambury V, ND
11 Plains Indian Calendar 1980; 1979
12 Indian Prehistory of Pennsylvania, 1965
13 The Story of the Occoneechees, 1953
14 Historic Views of America’s Greatest Battlefield – Gettysburg, ND
15 Hall of the Stamps and Mails, ND
16 Visit Maryland, ND
17 The American Indian and the Problem of History
18 Old Quenzel Store, 1990
19 Carter Family Ancestry, 1958
20 Human Interest Stories of the Three Days’ Battles at Gettysburg, 1927
21 The Right to Vote, 1970
22 Proposed Comprehensive Plan for the National Capital, 1967
23 Convention/Sports Arena Complex, 1971
24 Federal Capital Improvements Program, 1979
25 Recommendations, 1975-1980 Six-Year Capital Improvement Program; 1973
26 Policy Recommendations for the Locations of Federal Work Facilities in the National Capital Region, 1970
27 Central Washington Transportation & Civic Design Study, 1977
28 Friendship Heights Proposed Sectional Development Plan, 1973
29 The Indian’s Side of the Indian Question, 1887
30 Abraham Lincoln’s Gettysburg Address – An Evaluation for America’s New Dedication Day; 1946
31 British Administration of the Southern Indians, 1756-1783; 1931
32 The World of Franklin & Jefferson, 1976
33 The High Road to Tokyo Bay, 1994
34 D-Day 1944; 1994
35 Sunday Punch in Normandy, 1992
36 The AAF in NW Africa, 1992
37 Pacific Counterblow, 1992
38 Operation Thursday, 1994
39 The AAF Invasion of Southern France, 1992
40 Airborne Assault on Holland, 1992
41 Air-Ground Teamwork on the Western Front, 1992
42 Newspapers Along America’s Great Trails, ND
43 YMCA Pamphlet, WWI
44 The Indians of Axacan and the Spanish Martyrs: The Beginnings of Virginia, 1570; 1970
45 The Indian and the White Man – Cover and back, ND
46 Shiloh, Esquire, ND
47 Dartmouth Alumni Magazine, 1959
48 Early American Wall Chart/Insert, ND
49 Insight, October 21, 1991
2.5 Newspapers
50 White House Asks Postcard Vote to Settle Tribal Issue - 1973
51 Candidates for Degrees, 1949
52 Newspaper Scraps
53 New Republic, February 15, 1969
54 Indian Claims and the Land Title Industry
55 “The Power of Faith” – the Evening Star, 1965
56 Washburn Obituary
57 “An Alternative to Treaties”, 1986
58 “Announcing the Guerrilla Archaeologists” – Washington Post, 1988
59 “Who’s the Minority in the District?” – Washington Post, 1980
60 “It’s not the Name ‘Redskins’ That Maligns Indians” - Washington Post, 1988
61 “The Moral Equivalent to Football” – New Republic, 1977
62 “Pulling the Plug on the Sandinistas” – Washington Times, 1985
63 “Senator Kennedy in South Africa” - The Washington Post, 1985
64 “Expand US Policy Against Nicaragua” – Miami News, 1985
65 “An Indian Media Play” – The New York Times, 1978
66 “Family Resemblance to the Brezhnev Doctrine” – The Washington Times, 1983
67 “Lack of Education is Factor in Acquittal of Indians” – the Washington Post, 1973
68 “The Last Detail” – the Washington Post, 1976
69 Bay of Pigs Invasion, 1964
70 Capitol Hill News, 1964
71 Washington Post City Life, 1964
72 Peck & Hills Bulletin, 1926
2.6 Scripts
73 WGBH Draft, “Columbus and the Age of Discovery”, ND
74 “Columbus and the Age of Discovery”, ND
Box 9
2.7 Copies of Archival Materials
1 Presentation of the Petition of the Women’s National Indian Association
2 Bacon’s Rebellion Letters, OVERSIZE 1774-1775
3 Traits of Indian Character, 1836
4 “Making Appropriations for the Department for the Department of the Interior and Related Agencies for the Fiscal Year Ending September 30, 1983”; 1982
5 The New Day for the Indians: A Survey of the Working of the Indian Reorganization Act of 1934
6 A History of Indian Policy, 1973
7 The Iroquois and the New Deal, 1981
8 Remarks Made at a Meeting in Cambridge, Massachusetts, by the Women’ Indian Association of that City, May 3, 1886
9 Records of the U.S. Senate, 1881
10 The Navajos and the New Deal, 1976
11 Letter to Hon. Richard Coke, 1880
12 Letter from J.D.C Atkins, 1888
13 Letter to Senator Davies, Standing Rock Agency, Dakotas 1887
14 The New Deal and American Indian Tribalism – Administration of the American Indian Reorganization Act of 1934-1935, 1980
15 Native American Tribalism – Indian Survival and Removals, ND
16 Letter from H. L. Davies, 1888
17 Letter to Chairman on Indian Affairs, 1888
18 Letter from Frank Wood, 1886
19 Minority Report of Committee on Indian Affairs of the House of Representatives, May 28, 1880
20 Big Brother’s Indian Programs – With Reservations, 1971
21 Indian Affairs, 1792
22 Letter to Anna, 1885
2.8 White House Materials
23 Heritage Foundation – President’s Club, 1988
24 Heritage Foundation President’s Club, 1987
2.9 Brochures & Pamphlets
25 Christ: the Only Refuge and the Danger of the Soul No. 1 – New York State Tract Society; 1824
26 Library of Congress Exhibits, December 1958
2.10 Columbus Quincentenary
27 Washburn’s Columbus Research, 1970-1992
28 Newspapers 5, 1991
29 Hispanic Magazine, 1990
30 Newspapers 4, 1988-1991
31 Newspapers 3, 1982-1990
32 Newspapers 2, 1986-1991
33 “Five Hundred” Newsletters, 1986-1992
34 Newspapers 1, 1983-1992
35 The Discovery: Five Centuries, ND
36 Phileas Society Materials about Columbus
37 Columbus ’92, 1988
38 Columbus 500: Quincentenary Jubilee – Report to Congress
39 Folklife Center News, 1989
40 The Landing of Columbus, October 11, 1492
2.11 Military Materials
41 Marine Corps Bulletin 5750; 1966-1968
42 US Army Civil Affairs School Materials, ND
43 Civil Affairs Presentation Printed Materials, 1964
44 Civil Affairs Presentation Illustrations & Visual Aids, 1964
45 Civil Affairs Presentations
46 Film Transcripts, 1964
47 Civil Affairs Newspaper Clippings - Asia
48 Civil Affairs Newspaper Clippings – Panama 1964
49 Civil Affairs Newspaper Clippings - Africa
Box 10
1 Commandant’s Advisory Committee, Marine Corps History, Part 1
2 Commandant’s Advisory Committee, Marine Corps History Part 2
2.12 Notebooks
3 Notebook IB
4 Notebook IC
5 Notebook IIA
6 Notebook IIB
7 Notebook IIC
Box 11
1 Notebook IIIA
2 Notebook IIIB
3 Notebook IIIC
4 Notebook IIID
Series 3
3.1
5 Olden Times Washington Calendar, OVERSIZE, 1988
6 Photographs of Artifacts, ND
7 Bust of Louis XIV
8 King Charles II, 1685
9 Broadside, Charlestown Council 1676 & Massachusetts Colony Seal
10 Photographs of Paintings
11 King Charles I, 1631
12 Thomas Osborne, Earl of Darby
13 Oliver Cromwell
14 Henage Finch, Earl of Nottingham
15 Virginia Coastal Counties
16 London Survey’d – Map of London, 1677
3.2 Native American Photos
17 Powell Expedition, 1873 Four Men, Gambling, All in Native Dress with Headdresses, Bows, and Arrows, 1873
18 Powell Expedition, 1873 Kaiar Woman, 1873
19 Powell Expedition, 1873 Kaiar Woman in Native Summer Dress, 1873
20 William Henry Jackson Chief Washakie (Shoots the Buffalo Running) in Partial Native Dress, Near Tipi, 1870
21 Portrait (front) of Chief Washakie (Shoots the Buffalo Running) in Partial Native Dress with peace medal? 1870
22 Alexander Gardner, Portrait (front), of Asa Havie or Esa-Ha-Bith (the Milky Way) in Partial Native Dress with ornaments and holding pipe, tomahawk, bow, arrow, quiver, and bag, 1872
23 Alexander Gardner, Portrait (front) of wife of Asa Havie or Esa-Ha-Bith (the Milky Way) in Native Dress with ornaments 1872
24 Alexander Gardner, Portrait (profile) of Timber Bluff, 1872
25 Alexander Gardner, Portrait (front) of Timber Bluff, 1872
26 Alexander Gardner, Portrait (front) of Quirts-Quip (Chewing Elk) in partial Native Dress peace medal and ornaments and holding pipe, tomahawk, peace medal and ornaments
27 Hutchins and Lanney, Quanah Parker, Son of Fragrant Parker, in Native Dress and Breastplate Holding Feathers, Tipi Nearby 1892
28 Hutchins and Lanney, Quanah Parker, Son of Fragrant Parker, in Native Dress and Breastplate Holding Feathers, Tipi Nearby 1892 (Standing)
29 Portrait (front), Simo in Native Dress with Ornaments and Concha Belt, 1890
30 Portrait (front), Simo in Native Dress with Ornaments and Concha Belt, 1890
31 Portrait (profile), Simo in Native Dress with Ornaments and Concha Belt, 1890
32 Victor Mindeleff, Ceremony, Snake-Antelope Dance 16 August, 1885
33 John K Hillers, View from the North of Pueblo and Sheep Corrals on Mesa, 1879
34 John K Hillers, View of Southern Passageway and Adobe House Cluster, Man in Blanket near Kiva Entrance
35 John K Hillers, View of Southern Passageway and Adobe House Cluster, Three Children On Terraces
36 John K Hillers, View of Boy in Blanket Near Adobe House Cluster, 1879
37 John K. Hillers, View of Man with Face Paint in Blanket Near Rear Wall of Adobe House Cluster 1879
38 John K. Hillers, View of Man with Face Paint in Blanket Near Rear Wall of Adobe House Cluster, Two People on Terrace 1879
39 Cosmos Mindeleff, Old Notched Ladder Near Stone and Wood Wall, 1883
40 John K Hillers, Courtyard With Two Adobe Walls; One Person in Blanket On Ladder, One Person on Blanket on Terrace, 1879
41 Rinehart, Frank Albert Portrait (front) of Doloreo in Partial Native Dress, 1898
42 Rinehart, Frank Albert Portrait (profile) of Doloreo in Partial Native Dress, 1898
43 Rinehart, Frank Albert Protrait (front) of Juan Jose in Native Dress with Ornaments, 1898
44 Rinehart, Frank Albert Portrait (profile) of Juan Jose in Native Dress with Ornaments, 1898
45 Hillers, John K Portrait (front) of Ki-a-Si in Native Dress with Ornaments, 1879
46 Hillers, John K Portrait of Ki-a-Si c. Jan 27, 1879
47 Vroman, Adam Clark, Palowatiwa, governor of Pueblo, near Stone Wall 1899
48 Stevenson, Matilda Coxe, The Sun Priest in Blanket and Partial Native Dress with Ornaments, 1896
49 Mooney, James Two old women and other with spun wool; rolled canvas on poles and animal skins nearby, brush structure in snow behind them
50 Maude, F.H. and Company Old Woman in Native Dress, Weaving Blanket on Vertical Room Outside Hogan 1898
51 Mindeleff, Cosmos Medicine Hut or Earth Lodge, 1893
52 Gardner, Alexander Portrait of Kiowa-Apache Man, capitan October 1872
53 Gardner, Alexander Portrait of Capitan in Partial Native Dress With Ornaments and Holding Tomahawk, Oct 1872
54 McKenney and Hall, Hunting the Buffalo
55 Group of People Near Overland Stagecoach with Ornaments; Blanket, Baskets, and Ornaments in Background ND
56 Portrait (front) of Hinmaton- Yalatkit or Hin-Ma-Toe-Ya-Lut-Kiht (Thunder Coming From the Water Up Over the Land), Called Joseph, in Native Dress with Ornaments and Holding Blankets ND
Box 12
1 Shindler, Antonio Zeno, Portrait (front) of Chief Kalkalshuatash, Called Jason, in Native Dress with Ornaments and Headdress Holding Fan and Pipe, 1868
2 Shindler, Antonio Zeno Portrait Portrait (front) of Chief Kalkalshuatash, Called Jason, in Native Dress with Ornaments and Headdress Holding Fan and Pipe, and with Perrin Whitman, Interpreter (non-Native) 1868
3 Shindler, Antonio Zeno Portrait (front) of Chief Tamason or Timothy in Native Dress withOrnaments and Bag and Holding Pipe 1868
4 Shindler, Antonio Zeno, Portrait (front) of Chief Tamason or Timothy, Holding Fan
5 Shindler, Antonio Zeno Portrait (front) of Ta-Wa-Son, Also Called Timothy, in Native Dress With Ornaments and Holding Pipe, and Perrin Whitman, Interpreter 1868
6 Three Men in Partial Native Dress with Ornaments, One with Breastplate. The Man on the far Right is Peo Peo Tholekt ND
7 Jackson, William Henry Pemmican being made in encampment of skin lodges on Yellowstone, 1871
8 Jackson, William Henry Two Men in Partial Native Dress Near Tipi, One Holding Pistol, One Holding Knife, berries drying nearby 1871
9 Ceremony, War Dance, 1900
10 Moorhouse, Lee Major To-Ka-Mappo, Woman, Carring Wood on Back, 1900
11 Moorhouse, Lee Major Group of People, All in Native Dress, and on Horseback Eight Men with Headdresses, 04 July 1906
12 Portrait (profile) of woman in blanket, example of head-flattening process ND
13 Shindler, Antonio Zeno Portrait (front) of Bum-Be-Sun or Kutchekaitika in Native Dress with Body Pain, Headdress, and Ornaments and Holding War Club, 1869
14 Shindler, Antonio Zeno Portrait (front) of Wi-Ya-Ka-Sha (Red Plume) in Native Dress with Headdress and Holding Pipe and Bag 1869
15 Gardner, Alexander Portrait (front) Pezhi or Peh-Zhi, known as John Grass, also called Wanka Canka Yapi (Used as a Shield), in partial native dress with headdress and holding pipe, bag, and fan 1872
16 Gill, De Lancey W. Portrait (front) of Mato-Wata-Kpe (Charging Bear) called Chief John Grass, son of Pezhi, in Native Dress with Headdress 1912
17 Gill, De Lancey W. Portrait (profile) of Mato-Wata-Kpe (Charging Bear) called Chief John Grass, son of Pezhi, in Native Dress with Headdress 1912
18 Gill, De Lancey W. Portrait (front) of Mato-Wata-Kpe (Charging Bear) called Chief John Grass, son of Pezhi, in Native Dress with Headdress 1912
19 Gill, De Lancey W. Portrait (profile) of Mato-Wata-Kpe (Charging Bear) called Chief John Grass, son of Pezhi, in Native Dress with Headdress 1912
20 Gardner, Alexander Portrait (Front) of Ma-Ya-Wa-Na-Pe-Ya or Mah-Zah-Wah-Nah-Pa-Ah or Mazawanapeya (Iron Scare or Iron Causes to Flee), in partial Native Dress holding Pipe, bag, and fan 1872
21 Gardner, Alexander Portrait (profile) of Ma-Ya-Wa-Na-Pe-Ya or Mah-Zah-Wah-Nah-Pa-Ah or Mazawanapeya (Iron Scare or Iron Causes to Flee), in partial Native Dress holding Pipe, bag, and fan 1872
22 Gardner, Alexander Portrait (front) of Kan-Gi-I-Yo-Tan-Ka or Kah-Re-Eo-Tah-Ke (Sitting Crow) in Partial Native Dress and Holding Pipe, Bag, and Fan, 1872
23 Gardner, Alexander Portrait (profile) of Kan-Gi-I-Yo-Tan-Ka or Kah-Re-Eo-Tah-Ke (Sitting Crow) in Partial Native Dress and Holding Pipe, Bag, and Fan, 1872
24 Barry, David Francis Blackfoot Dakota Man, Fire Cloud
25 Barry, David Francis Blackfoot Dakota Man, Fire Cloud
26 Ulke, Henry Portrait of Brule, Dakota Man, Sinte-galeshka or Spotted Tail, a prominent chief in 1877
27 Bell, Charles Milton Portrait of Chief Sinte-galeshka, or Spotted Tail, in partial Native Dress, ND
28 Gardner, Alexander Portrait (front) of Che-Tan-Ta-Kpi or Tske-Tan-Vua-Tak-Pah or Ceta-Watakpe (Charge on the Hawk) in Partial Native Dress With Ornaments and Holding Pipe, 1872
29 Gardner, Alexander, Portrait (profile) of Che-Tan-Ta-Kpi or Tske-Tan-Vua-Tak-Pah or Ceta-Watakpe (Charge on the Hawk) in Partial Native Dress With Ornaments and Holding Pipe, 1872
30 Gardner, Alexander Portrait of Brule Dakota Man, Black Crow (Kan-gah-sa-pah), 1872
31 Gardner, Alexander Portrait (profile) of Brule Dakota Man, Black Crow (Kan-gah-sa-pah), 1872
32 Gardner, Alexander Portrait (profile) of Ma-Zah-Pon-Kes-Kah (Iron Shell) in Partial Native Dress and Holding Pipe, 1872
33 Gardner, Alexander Portrait (profile) of Ma-Zah-Pon-Kes-Kah (Iron Shell) in Partial Native Dress and Holding Pipe, 1872
34 Gardner, Alexander Portrait (profile) of Ma-Zah-Pon-Kes-Kah (Iron Shell) in Native Dress with Headdress 1872
35 Shindler, Antonio Zeno, Portrait (front) of Ma-Zu-O-Ya-Te or Ma-Za-O-Ya-Ti (Iron Nation) 1867
36 Shindler, Antonio Zeno, Portrait (profile) of Ma-Zu-O-Ya-Te or Ma-Za-O-Ya-Ti (Iron Nation) 1867
37 Cross, William R. Brule Dakota Man, Yellow Hair
38 Gardner, Alexander. Portrait (front) of Ta-Tan-Ka-Sha-Pa or Ta-Tan-Kah-Sa-Pah (Black Bull) in partial Native Dress and Holding Fan, 1872
39 “Late 19th century Native American Photo History: Tracing the Provenance”
40 “SIRIS: The Smithsonian Online Catalog”
41 Ukle Brothers, Portrait of Crow man, Sa-ta-pit-se (Packs the Bear or Bear Wolf) and wife, “Stay With the Horses” 1873
42 Charles Milton Bell. Portrait (front) of Me-Ra-Pa-Ra-Pa (Lance) in Native Dress with Ornaments, 1874
43 Painting, St. Memin (Portrait) of Chief Shahaka or Sheheke (Coyote) also called Le Gros Blanc or Big White in Native Dress, ND
44 Bell, Charles Milton. Portrait (Front) of Chief Wa-Shu-Na-Koo-Ra (Rushing War Eagle) in Partial Native Dress with Bear Claw Necklace and Holding Pipe, 1874
45 Bell, Charles Milton. Mandin and Arikara Group, 1874
46 Vannerson, Julian. Portrait (Front) of Chetan Wakan Mani (The Sacred Hawk) or Tshe-Ton-Wa-Ka-Wa-Ma-Ni (The Hawk That Hunts Walking), Called Ta-O-Ta-Ta-Du-Ta (His People Are Red) also called Little Crow, Jr. In Partial Native Dress, 1869
47 Vannerson, Julian. Portrait (Front) of Chetan Wakan Mani (The Sacred Hawk) or Tshe-Ton-Wa-Ka-Wa-Ma-Ni (The Hawk That Hunts Walking), Called Ta-O-Ta-Ta-Du-Ta (His People Are Red) also called Little Crow, Jr. In Partial Native Dress, 1869
48 Vannerson, Julian. “Portrait of Mdewakanton Dakota man, Chief Chetan Wakan Mani or The Sacred Hawk Which Comes Walking
49 Barry, David Francis. “Yanktonai Dakota Man, Circling Bear
50 Barry, David Francis “Yanktonai Dakota man, War Eagle
51 Shindler, Antonio Zeno. “Portrait (Front) of Chief Palaneapape (Struck A Pawnee) or Padani Apapi or Pa-Da-Ni-A-Ha-Hi (Struck by the Ree) in Partial Native Dress with Headdress and Holding Pipe-Tomahawk
52 Shindler, Antonio Zeno. “Portrait (Front) of Chief Palaneapape (Struck A Pawnee) or Padani Apapi or Pa-Da-Ni-A-Ha-Hi (Struck by the Ree) in Partial Native Dress
53 Shindler, Antonio Zeno. “Portrait (Profile) of Wiyaka Noghe or Wi-Ya-Ka-No-Ge or Wi-Ya-Ko-Mi (Feather in the Ear, or Earrings) in Native Dress and Holding Pipe and Bag, 1867
54 Shindler, Antonio Zeno. “Portrait (front) of Waskin Cistin or Wa-Kin-Yan-Chin-Stin or Wo-A-Ki-A-Tsi-Kan (Little Thunder), in Native Dress and Holding Pipe Tomahawk, 1867
55 SHindler, Antonio Zeno. “Portrait (Front) of Chief Magha-Ska or Ma-Ga-Skan or Ma-Ga-Ska (White Swan) in Native Dress and Holding Pipe-Tomahawk and Bag, 1867
56 Shindler, Antonio Zeno. ‘Portrait (Front) of Mato Sabitciye or Ma-To-Si-Ba-Cha or Ma-Ta-Sa-Be-Zi-A (Smutty Bear) in Native Dress With Headdress, 1858
57 Shindler, Antonio Zeno. “Portrait (Front) of Wa-Su-Hi-Ya-Hi-Dan (Passing Hail) in Paritla Native Dress, 1858
58 Shindler, Antonio Zeno. “Portrait (Profile) of He-Ha-Ka-A-Na-Zin or Hehaka Nazhin or He-Ka-Ka-Nang-Zhe (Standing Elk) or Haw-Ka-Nuch or A-Ha-Ka-Nun-Cha in Partial Native Dress and Holding Tomahawk, 1858
59 Gardner, Alexander. “Portrait (Front) of Zitkana Chikana or Sit-Ka-Cha-Ka (Little Bird) or Wa-Jin-Ka (The Bird) in Parital Native Dress with Headdress and Holding Pipe-Tomahawk and Bag, 1867
60 Shinder, Antonio Zeno. “Portrait (Front) of Zitkana Chikana or Sit-Ka-Cha-Ka (Little Bird) or Wa-Jin-Ka (The Bird) in Parital Native Dress with Headdress and Holding Pipe-Tomahawk and Bag, 1867
61 Group of Secen Men Near Wood Frame Buildings, 1868
62 Gardner, Alexander. Group of Eight, All in Native Dress, Near Brush Shelters 1868
63 Portrait of Iron Thunder, Crow Eagle, Slow White Buffalo, and Fool Thunder, All in Partial Native Dress and with Pipes, 1888
64 Currier, Frank F of Omaha, Nebraska. Portrait, 1875
65 Rinehart, Frank Albert. “Portrait (Front) of Sunka Sa (Red Dog) in Native Dress with Ornaments, 1898
66 Rinehart, Frank Albert “Portrait (Profile) of Sunka Sa (Red Dog) in Native Dress with Ornaments, 1898
67 Anonymous. Assiniboin Indians Gathered For A Dance
68 Shindler, Antonio Zeno. “Portrait (Front) of Chief Homa Thawe or A-Ha=Ka-Sap-Pa (Black Elk) in Native Dress with Headdress and Bear Claw Necklace and Holding Pipe
69 Jackson, William Henry. “Portrait (Front) of Chief Arkeketah (Stand By It) Called George, in Partial Native Dress with Headdress and Bear Claw Necklace and Holding Pipe-tomahawk, 1874
70 Jackson, William Henry. “Portrait (Front) of Chief Shun-Kikhowe (Mysterious Horse) or Chun-Eh-Hoe or Shun-Guch-Hoy (Medicine Horse) in Native Dress with Bear Claw Necklace and Ornaments and Holding Pipe Tomahawk
71 Jackson, William Henry?. “Portrait (Front) of Chief Shun-Kikhowe (Mysterious Horse) or Chun-Eh-Hoe or Shun-Guch-Hoy (Medicine Horse) in Native Dress with Bear Claw Necklace and Ornaments and Holding Pipe Tomahawk
72 Gil, De Lancey W. “Portrait (Profile) of Mato Shuja (Red Bear), Called Charles Watson, Son of Wegarbo, Grandson of Warone, in Partial Native Dress with Headdress and Bear Claw Necklace and Holding Fan, December 1908
73 Gill, De Lancey W. “Portrait (Front) of Mato Shuja (Red Bear), Called Charles Watson, Son of Wegarbo, Grandson of Warone, in Partial Native Dress with Headdress and Bear Claw Necklace and Holding Fan and Staff, December 1908
74 Gill, De Lancey W. Portrait of Oto man, Mato Shuja or Red Bear, December 1908
75 Jackson, William Henry. “Group Portrait of Four Men, 1875
76 Bell, Charles Milton. “Portrait, (Profile) of Mon-Chu-Non-Zhin or Ma-Chu-Nu-Zhe (Standing Bear) in Native Dress with Headdress, Bear Claw Necklace, ad Ornaments and Holding Pipe-Tomahawk, 1881
77 “Portrait, (Front) of Mon-Chu-Non-Zhin or Ma-Chu-Nu-Zhe (Standing Bear) in Native Dress with Headdress, Bear Claw Necklace, ad Ornaments and Holding Pipe-Tomahawk, 1877
78 Folder, Unidentified Pictures
Box 13
1 Folder, Unlabeled Native American Portraits and Pictures
2 Folder, Unlabeled Pictures
3 Bell, Charles Milton. “Portrait (Profile) of E-Sta-Poo-Sta (Running Face), Son of Chief Red Cow, with Ornaments, 1874
4 Binder, Native American Photographs
5 Gardner, Alexander. “Portrait (Front) Black Horse in Partial Native Dress with Ornaments, 1872”
6 Jackson, William Henry. “Portrait of Coo-Towy-Goots-Oo-Ter-A-Oos (Blue Hawk) and With Tuc-Ca-Rix-Te-Ta-Ru-Pe-Row (Coming Around With the Herd)
7 Jackson, William Henry. “Portrait (Front) of Ter-ra-Re-Caw-Wah (Bringing Forth Horses) in Partial Native Dress with Peace Medal and Ornaments and Holding Fan, 1868
8 Mooney, James. Group Watching Ball Game, 1888
9 Grass Covered Lodge, ND
10 Jackson, William Henry. Group Portrait of Five, one Interpreter (Mixed Blood), 1868
11 Jackson, William Henry. “Portrait (Front) of Caw-Caw-Ke-Reek (Crow Eyes), 1868”
12 Jackson, William Henry. “Portrait of Coo-Towy-Goots-Oo-Ter-A-Oos (Blue Hawk) and With Tuc-Ca-Rix-Te-Ta-Ru-Pe-Row (Coming Around With the Herd)
13 Jackson, William Henry. La-Roo-Chuck-A-La-Shar (Sun Chief) in Painted Buffalo Robe with Peace Medal; Near Earth Lodge, 1868”
14 Anonymous. “Village of the Wichita Indians, near Anadarko, Oklahoma, about 1880
15 Anonymous. “Wichita Ghost Dance”
16 Bell, Charles Milton. “Portrait (Profile) of Ku-Nugh-Na-Give-Nuk (Rushing Bear) or (Son Of The Star) in Native Dress with Headdress and Holding Pipe, 1874
17 Bell, Charles Milton. “Portrait (Profile) of Che-Wa-Kii-Ka-Ti (Black Fox) in Partial Native Dress with Bear Claw Necklace, Headdress and Ornaments and Holding Bag, 1874
18 McDonald. “Wichita Ghost Dance Camp”
19 Gardner, Alexander. “Portrait (Front) of Long Soldier in Parital Native Dress with Ornaments, 1872”
20 Gardner, Alexander. “Portrait (Profile) of Long Soldier in Partial Native Dress with Ornaments, 1872”
21 Sawyer, Wells Moses. Portrait (Front) of Sam Houston, March, 1898
22 Sawyer, Wells Moses. Portrait (Front) of Sam Houston, March, 1898
23 Sawyer, Wells Moses. “Portrait (Profile) of Sam Houston with Ornament, March 1898
24 Anonymous. “Portrait (Front) of Chief Tsen-Tainte (White Horse) in Native Dress with Breastplate and Ornaments ND
25 Hutchins & Lanney. “Tsen-Tainte (White Horse) in Partial native Dress with Headdress and Holding Shield, Rifle, and Bag, 1892”
26 Rinehart, Frank Albert. “Portrait (Front) of Jim Ah-Keah-Boat (Two-Hatchet) in Native Dress with Breastplate, Headdress and Ornaments and Holding Rattle, 1898
27 Rinehart, Frank Albert. . “Portrait (Profile) of Jim Ah-Keah-Boat (Two-Hatchet) in Native Dress with Breastplate, Headdress and Ornaments and Holding Rattle, 1898
28 Hillers, John K. “Antero (Graceful Walker) in Native Dress, 1873
29 Gardner, Alexander. “Portrait (Front) of Richard Komas or Komus, 1872”
30 Gardner, Alexander. “Portrait (Profile) of Richard Komas or Komus, 1872”
31 Hillers, John K. Ta-Vah-Puts, 1873
32 Hillers, John K. “Tau-Rev or Yan-Mo, Wife of Won-Wan or Won-Ro-An, in Native Dress and Holding Bag, 1873”.
33 Hillers, John K. Boy and Girl, Both in Native Dress with Ornaments in 1873.
34 Hillers, John K. Man and Woman, both in Native Dress and On Horseback, Man with Body Paint, 1873
35 Hillers, John K. “man in Native Dress with Ornaments and Holding Bow and Arrow, Dog Nearby, 1873”
36 Hillers, John K. “Two Men in Native Dress Counting, One Holding Rifle, 1873”
37 Hillers, John K. “Group of Three in Native Dress Near Tree, 1873
38 Hillers, John K. “Group of Four Near Ya-Va-Put’s Tipi; Corn Drying Nearby, 1873”
39 Hillers, John K. “Man in Native Dress Standing on Watchtower Near Tipi, 1873”
40 Hillers, John K. “Man in Native Dress Standing on Watchtower Near Tipi, 1873
41 Gardner, Alexander. “Portrait (Front) of Ouray (Arrow) in Native Dress with Ornaments, 1873
42 Gardner, Alexander. “Portrait of Ouray (Arrow) with Interpreter, Otto Mears (Non-Native), One in Native Dress With Ornaments
43 Shindler, Antonio Zeno. “Group Portrait of Four Men, 1868”
44 Anonymous. “Portrait (Front) of Co-Ho (the Lame Man), in Costume with Ornaments, 1873
45 Hillers, John K. “U-Wa, Wife of Chu-Ar-Ru-Um-Peek, in Native Dress with Ornaments, 1873”
46 Hillers, John K. “U-Wa, Wife of Chu-Ar-Ru-Um-Peek, in Native Dress with Ornaments, 1873”
47 Hillers, John K. Major John Wesley Powell (Non-Native) On Horseback Talking with Man in Native Dress, 1873”
48 Hillers, John K. “Two Men in Native Dress with Headdresses on Horseback Near Man in Native Dress, 1873”
49 Hillers, John K. “Group of Nine in Partial Native Dress Near Tipi Frame, One Holding Rifle, 1873”
50 Hillers, John K. “Group of Four in Native Dress, Living Under Bush; Baskets, Clay Pots, Mano, and Metate Nearby, 1873
51 Hillers, John K. “Family Group of Eight, All in Native Dress, One in Cradleboard, One with Mano and Metate, Clay Pots and Baskets Nearby, 1873
52 Hillers, John K. “Family Group of Six in Summer Home Under Cedar Tree, All in Native Dress; Clay Pot and Baskets Nearby, 1873.
53 Hillers, John K. “Two Women in Native Dress Holding and Carrying Baskets and Gathering Seeds, 1873
54 Hillers, John K. “Woman in Native Dress, Cradleboard Nearby, 1873”
55 Hillers, John K. “Group of Four on Horseback, All in Native Dress, 1873”
56 Hillers, John K. “Tribal Council, 1873”
57 Hillers, John K. “Ceremony Dance, 1873”
58 Hillers, John K. “Game, Ni-Aung-Pi-Kai or Kill the Bone, 1873”
59 Hillers, John K. “Chief Tau-Gu in Partial Native Dress and with Major John Wesley Powell (non-Native), 1873
60 Hillers, John K. “Wu-Nav-Ai Gathering Seeds in Basket, Large Basket Nearby, 1873”
61 Hillers, John K. “Jim-Mi-Jim-Mi and Si-Ka-Whi Cutting Buckskin Fringe, Both in Native Dress, 1873”
62 Hillers, John K. “An-Ti-Naints, Putusiv, and Wichuts, All in Native Dress, 1873”
Box 14
1 Gardner, Alexander. Portrait (Front) of Wa-Kin-Yan-Chi-Tan or Che-Tah-Wah-Ke-Ah, or Stean-Wakinyan (Thunder Hawk) in Partial Native Dress with Ornaments and Holding Pipe-tomahawk and Bag, 1872
2 Gardner, Alexander. Portrait (Front) of Wa-Kin-Yan-Chi-Tan or Che-Tah-Wah-Ke-Ah, or Stean-Wakinyan (Thunder Hawk) in Partial Native Dress with Ornaments and Holding Pipe-tomahawk and Bag, 1872
3 Gardner, Alexander. Portrait (Front) of Wi-Cha-I-We or E-Wa-Hu or E-Wa-He-A (Bloody Mouth) in Native Dress with Ornaments, 1872
4 Gardner, Alexander. Portrait (Front) of Wi-Cha-I-We or E-Wa-Hu or E-Wa-He-A (Bloody Mouth) in Native Dress with Ornaments, 1872
5 Gardner, Alexander. Portrait (Front) of He-Ma-Za or Ha-Mas-Sa or Heh-Mah-Zah (Iron Horn) in Native Dress and Holding Pipe and Bag, 1872
6 Bell, Charles Milton. Portrait (Front) of Tatanka Yotanka (Sitting Buffalo Bull), Called Sitting Bull, When Younger Called Jumping Badger, Native Doctor, in Native Dress, with Ornaments 1880
7 Barry, David Francis. Sitting Bull, copyright 1885
8 Barry, David Francis. Portrait of Chief Gall and Nephew, in Native Dress, 1885
9 Barry, David Francis. Hunkpapa Dakota Man, Chief Gall
10 Gardner, Alexander. Portrait (Front) of Wan-Bli-Ko-Ki-Pa (The Eagle Fears Him) or (Afraid of the Eagle) or (One Afraid of the Eagle) in Partial Native Dress with Gorget, May 1872
11 Gardner, Alexander. Portrait (Profile) of Wa-Cha-Pe (Stabber) in Partial Native Dress with Ornaments, May 1872
12 Gardner, Alexander. Portrait (Front) of Wa-Cha-Pe (Stabber) in Partial Native Dress with Ornaments, May 1872
13 Anonymous. Portrait of Sitting Bull in Native Dress and Holding Tomahawk. ND
14 Dinwiddie, William. Portrait (Front) of Mato-Wa-Nahtaka (Kicking bear) Former Chief High Priest of Sioux Ghost Dance, in Native Dress with His Scalp Shirt and Holding Pipe and Bag, 1896
15 Dinwiddie, William. Portrait (Front) of Chief Taopi-Chicala or Ta-Oop-Ce-Ka (Little Wound) in Native Dress with Peace Medal and Holding Pipe, March 1896
16 Anonymous. Portrait (Profile) of Washi-Ta-Tonga (American Horse) in Native Dress with Headdress and Breastplate and Holding Pipe and Bag, 1877
17 Bell, Charles Milton. Portrait (Profile) of Ta-Oop-Che-Ka (Little Wound) in Native Dress wit Headdress and Holding Pipe and Bag, 1877
18 Bell, Charles Milton. Portrait (Front) of Ma-To-Ya-Mni (Three Grizzly Bears) in Partial Native Dress with Breastpalte and Holding Pipe and Bag, 1877
19 Gardner, Alexander. Portrait (Profile) of Wan-Bli-Ko-Ki-Pa (The Eagle Fears Him) or (Afraid of the Eagle) or (One Afraid of the Eagle) in Partial Native Dress with Gorget, May 1872
20 Barry, David Francis. Portrait of Red Fish Wearing Ornaments and Peace Medal, ND
21 Gardner, Alexander. Portrait (Profile) of Shun-Ka-Wa-Kan-To or Sunkawakanto (Blue Horse) in Partial Native Dress May 1872
22 Gardner, Alexander. Portrait (Front) of Shun-Ka-Wa-Kan-To or Sunkawakanto (Blue Horse) in Partial Native Dress May 1872
23 Heyn & Matzen. Portrait of Little Wound in Native Dress, November 13, 1893
24 Dinwiddie, William. (Portrait) Profile of Chief Taopi-Chicala or Ta-Oop-Ce-Ka (Little Wound) in Native Dress with Peace Medal and Holding Pie, March 1896
25 Gardner, Alexander. Portrait (Profile) of Shun-Ka-Lu-Ta or Shon-Kan-Lou-Tah (Red Dog or Scarlet Dog) in Partial Native Dress with Ornaments, May 1872
26 Gardner, Alexander. Portrait (Front) of of Shun-Ka-Lu-Ta or Shon-Kan-Lou-Tah (Red Dog or Scarlet Dog) in Partial Native Dress with Ornaments, May 1872
27 Bell, Charles Milton. Portrait (Profile) of Ogalesha (Red Shirt) in Partial Native Dress, with Ornaments and Holding pipe and Bag, 1880
28 Bell, Charles Milton. Portrait (Front) of Ogalesha (Red Shirt) in Partial Native Dress, with Ornaments and Holding pipe and Bag, 1880
29 Berry, David Francis. Dakota man, Red Fish and his two sons
30 Nephew, John. Ogala Dakota Man, Red Cloud and Col. Charles P. Jordan, May, 1889
31 Bell, Charles Milton. Portrait (Profile) of Chief Makhpiya-Luta or Ma-Kpe-Ah-Lou-Tah (Red Cloud or Scarlet Cloud) in Partial Native Dress with Breastplate and Holding Cane, 1880
32 Gardner, Alexander. Portrait (Profile) of Ta-Tan-Ka-Wa-Shte or Tatanka Waste (Good Buffalo or Good Buffalo Bull) in Partial Native Dress with Ornaments May 1872
33 Gardner, Alexander. Portrait (Front) of Ta-Tan-Ka-Wa-Shte or Tatanka Waste (Good Buffalo or Good Buffalo Bull) in Partial Native Dress with Ornaments May 1872
34 Bell, Charles Milton. Portrait (Profile) of Shun-Ka-Blo-Ka (He Dog) in Partial Native Dress with Headdress and Holding War Club 1875
35 Dinwiddie, William. Portrait (Front) of Mato-Wa-Nahtaka (Kicking Bear), Former Chief High Priest of Ghost Dance, in Scalp Shirt and Holding Pipe and Bag, March 1896
36 Hillers, John K. Portrait (Front) of Chief Tasunkakokipapi or Ta-Shung-Ga-Ko-Ke-Pa (One Whose Horse is Feared), Called Young man Afraid of His Horses, Holding Fan and Cane, 1884.
37 Hillers, John K. Portrait (Profile) of Chief Tasunkakokipapi or Ta-Shung-Ga-Ko-Ke-Pa (One Whose Horse is Feared), Called Young man Afraid of His Horses, Holding Fan and Cane, 1884
38 Anonymous. Portrait (Profile) of Washi-Ta-Tonga (American Horse) in Native Dress with Headdress and Breastplate and Holding Pipe and Bag, 1877
39 Barry, David Francis. Ogala Dakota Man, Red Cloud, Buffalo Bill, and American Horse
40 Portrait (Profile) of Mato-Wa-Nahtaka (Kicking Bear), Former Chief High Priest of Ghost Dance, in Scalp Shirt and Holding Pipe and Bag, March 1896
41 Barry, David Francis. Dakota Man, Crow Eagle
42 Shindler, Antonio Zeno. Portrait (Front) of Suk-Tan-Ka-Gi-Le-Ska or Chun-Kan-Te-Tes-Ka or Ta-Shung-Ga-Kin-Is-Ca (Spotted Horse) in Native Dress with Bear Claw Necklace and Holding Pipe and Bag, 1867
43 Haynes, Frank Jay. Portrait of Crow Flies High, Old Man in Native Dress, with Feather Headdress and Sword, ND
44 Barry, David Francis. Portrait of White Bear with Ornaments, ND
45 Folder of Photos & Background Info
46 Dinwiddie, William. Portrait (front) of Mato-Wah-Nahatka (Kicking Bear) former High Priest of Sioux Ghost Dance, in Scalp Shirt and Holding Rifle, 1896
47 Allegory of America
48 Cherokee WOmen Making Pottery, 1888
49 Unidentified Landscapes
50 Unidentified Photos (Non-Natives)
51 Artwork & Restorations
52 Unlabeled Group Photos
53 Unlabeled Portraits I
54 Unlabeled Portraits II
55 Unlabeled Portraits III
Subseries 3.3 Family Photos
56 Family Photos
57 Photos of Wilcomb E. Washburn
Subseries 3.4 Photo Albums
58 Washington Slums OVERSIZE
Artifacts
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