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- Collection: Northwest Indians
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Indians -- Spokane (#07)
"Left to Right: Martha Joshua, Marie Stevens, Jackson Eli, John Stevens (Elk Horn)."
Indians -- Spokane (#09)
"Spokane Indian Camp. Camp of the Spokanes with group of horses on the Indian Reservation"
Indians -- Spokane (#14)
"Nellie Ellerwood (left), Annie Nozzer (right) dressed for DeSmet pageant."
Indians -- Spokane (#15)
"Spokanes: Mr. & Mrs. Joe Robinson, Mr. & Mrs. John Stevens, Mr. & Mrs. Lowery and Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Levi."
Indians -- Spokane (#16)
"Art card issued by the Spokane - American Engraving Co. showing an old Indian woman carrying a load of wood on her back to the camp."
Indians -- Spokane (#28)
"Camp of a small group of Spokane Indians in the woods near what is known today as Seven Mile."
Indians -- Spokane (#34)
"John Stevens (Elk Horn) on left wife, Mrs. John Stevens, seated & their child. Man on right - Coyote."
Indians -- Treaties (#01)
"Medicine Creek Treaty Marker at or near the site of the treaty made by Governor Stevens with the Indians in December 1854 near Nisqually."
Indians -- Treaty Tree (#01)
"The Treaty Tree standing near the site of the original St. Michael's Mission N.E. of Hillyard. Under this tree in the early 1860's Chief Peone of the Spokanes pledged the latter to lay down their arms and wage no more war on the whites. The deed to…
Indians -- Treaty Tree (#02)
"The Peone Prairie tree under which Chief Peone and Governor Stevens in 1853 are reputed to have met."
Indians -- Treaty Tree (#03)
"This is the tree at the original site of St. Michael's Mission. Under this tree Chief Peone pledged to lay down arms and wage no more war on whites."
Indians -- Women (#01)
"Old Wrangel, Alaska Indian Squaw." Was formerly a slave captured from an interior tribe, found frozen to death the winter following photo."
