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Carded Record from Report of Sick and Wounded for Nathaniel McGehee
Carded Record from Report of Sick and Wounded for Nathaniel McGehee 8/11/1898
Carding wool to be used in Navajo Indian rug weaving. Southern Navajo Agency
Carding wool to be used in Navajo Indian rug weaving. Southern Navajo Agency 1933
"Learn now – care for your mask!"
"Learn now – care for your mask!" 1942-1945
Care of Captured Indian Ponies
Care of Captured Indian Ponies 1/20/1891
Careful Examination
Careful Examination 7/16/1918
Careless Talk
Careless Talk 1942-1945
Careless Talk Costs Lives [1]
Careless Talk Costs Lives [1] 1942-1945
Manifest of Cargo of Schooner Diana
Manifest of Cargo of Schooner Diana 5/30/1822
Mrs. Carl Muck After Registering as an Alien Enemy
Mrs. Carl Muck After Registering as an Alien Enemy 7/8/1918
Carlisle Indian School Band Seated on Steps of a School Building, Carlisle, Pennsylvania
Carlisle Indian School Band Seated on Steps of a School Building, Carlisle, Pennsylvania 1915
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