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Native Americans from Southeastern Idaho
Native Americans from Southeastern Idaho ca. 1897
Native Americans from Southeastern Idaho
Native Americans from Southeastern Idaho ca. 1897
Fort Laramie Treaty
Fort Laramie Treaty 4/29/1868
Indian Citizenship Act
Indian Citizenship Act 6/2/1924
Mrs. Nixon meeting with Native Americans (Indians) at the White House
Mrs. Nixon meeting with Native Americans (Indians) at the White House 1/31/1974
Photograph of Native Americans from Southeastern Idaho
Photograph of Native Americans from Southeastern Idaho 1897
Bloody Knife on Yellowstone Expedition
Bloody Knife on Yellowstone Expedition 1873
Curley, Crow Indian Scout
Curley, Crow Indian Scout ca. 1878
The Final Rolls of Citizens and Freedmen of the Five Civilized Tribes in Indian Territory
The Final Rolls of Citizens and Freedmen of the Five Civilized Tribes in Indian Territory 3/4/1907
Letter from William P. Dole to the Secretary of the Interior
Letter from William P. Dole to the Secretary of the Interior 3/13/1862
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