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American Indians of the PNW (Images)
American Indians of the PNW (Images)
In this collection
University of Washington Collections
Alaska, Western Canada and United States Collection
Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Exposition Collection
American Indians of the PNW (Images)
American Indians of the PNW (Text)
Asahel Curtis
Forks Timber Museum
Industries and Occupations
Modern Photographers
Moving Images
Port Townsend Leader (Newspaper)
Society and Culture
Washington Localities
Oral History Interviews with Ed Davis, 1969-1972
Ruth and Louis Kirk Moving Image Collection, 1967-1991
Jeffrey Shapard Papers, 1981
Martha Hardy Papers, 1946
Laurence C. Thompson Papers, 1935-2014
Ewa Czaykowski-Higgins Papers, 1989-1995
Audra Vincent Recordings, 2011-2012
Leo Adams Oral History Interview, 1978
Washington Women’s Heritage Project Records 1900-2000
William Heebner letter to A.F. Bryant, 1856
Thomas Prosch Indian photograph albums, approximately 1864-1912
Early Photographers Collection, 1860-1943
Scott Gordon photograph collection, approximately 1913
UW Ethnomusicology Archives audio recordings: Marjorie Gellatly recordings (Gellatly Muckleshoot Collection)
Edward S. Curtis Photograph and Ephemera Collection, 1897-1951
John W. Thompson photographs, 1953-1955
UW Ethnomusicology Archives audio recordings: Marjorie Gellatly recordings (Gellatly Muckleshoot Collection), 1940
Items in Collection:
Spokane County Pioneers Picnic, Natatorium Park, Spokane Washington,July 7th 1916
Digital Heritage
Community
spoqín (Spokan), University of Washington Libraries
Category
Government to Government Relations
Spokane Maggie Phillips & baby Agnes Wynne demonstrate carrying the cradleboard, Spokane, Washington, 1899
Digital Heritage
Community
spoqín (Spokan), University of Washington Libraries
Category
Lifeways
Spokane woman named Nsobs Yoya at Indian Canyon, Spokane Washington
Digital Heritage
Community
spoqín (Spokan), University of Washington Libraries
Category
Lifeways
Spokanes named Simon and Mary Silas in ceremonial dress, Wellpinit, Washington
Digital Heritage
Community
spoqín (Spokan), University of Washington Libraries
Category
Lifeways, Ceremony
Spokane named Curly Jim, Spokane Washington
Digital Heritage
Community
spoqín (Spokan), University of Washington Libraries
Category
Lifeways
Spokanes in ceremonial dress pose in row, in front of wagons
Digital Heritage
Community
spoqín (Spokan), University of Washington Libraries
Category
Lifeways, Ceremony
Spokane woman named Minnie Stevens poses for portrait in ceremonial dress
Digital Heritage
Community
spoqín (Spokan), University of Washington Libraries
Category
Lifeways, Ceremony
Spokane named Old Coyote and woman pose in ceremonial dress, Washington
Digital Heritage
Community
spoqín (Spokan), University of Washington Libraries
Category
Lifeways, Ceremony
Spokanes in ceremonial dress pose under banner, "Indian War Dance
Digital Heritage
Community
spoqín (Spokan), University of Washington Libraries
Category
Lifeways, Ceremony
Spokane man and small girl pose by tepee, Indian Canyon, Spokane Washington
Digital Heritage
Community
spoqín (Spokan), University of Washington Libraries
Category
Lifeways, Architecture and Dwellings
Spokane woman named Alice Garry, the first Princess America, presents an Indian hunting jacket to Herbert Hoover at the National Indian Congress, Spokane, Washington, August 19, 1926
Digital Heritage
Community
spoqín (Spokan), University of Washington Libraries
Category
Lifeways
Spokane woman named Nellie Garry, Washington
Digital Heritage
Community
spoqín (Spokan), University of Washington Libraries
Category
Lifeways
Spokane area map showing Indian war sites, Colville and Mullan roads, Washington
Digital Heritage
Community
spoqín (Spokan), University of Washington Libraries
Category
Lands
Spokane woman named Hattie Lot Sherwood, Wellpinit Pow Wow, Wellpinit, Washington, 1965
Digital Heritage
Community
spoqín (Spokan), University of Washington Libraries
Category
Lifeways
Spokane man named Jim Elisha and a horse, Spokane, Washington, 1925
Digital Heritage
Community
spoqín (Spokan), University of Washington Libraries
Category
Lifeways
Spokane schoolgirls, Fort Spokane Indian School, Spokane Washington
Digital Heritage
Community
spoqín (Spokan), University of Washington Libraries
Category
Education
View of Fort Spokane from a distance
Digital Heritage
Community
spoqín (Spokan), University of Washington Libraries
Category
Architecture and Dwellings
Spokane encampment in winter, possibly Indian Canyon, Spokane Washington
Digital Heritage
Community
spoqín (Spokan), University of Washington Libraries
Category
Lifeways, Architecture and Dwellings
Spokane children in front of church at Wellpinit, Washington
Digital Heritage
Community
spoqín (Spokan), University of Washington Libraries
Category
Lifeways, Religion
Spokane mission, St. Joseph's Mission, Ford Washington
Digital Heritage
Community
spoqín (Spokan), University of Washington Libraries
Category
Religion, Architecture and Dwellings
Spokane named Sam Peone at age 19, in ceremonial dress, Washington, 1936
Digital Heritage
Community
spoqín (Spokan), University of Washington Libraries
Category
Lifeways, Ceremony
Spokane women cooking salmon on racks stand around a fire
Digital Heritage
Community
spoqín (Spokan), University of Washington Libraries
Category
Lifeways
Spokane women stand in front of tepee, Indian Canyon, Spokane Washington
Digital Heritage
Community
spoqín (Spokan), University of Washington Libraries
Category
Lifeways, Architecture and Dwellings
Spokane women's stick game, Washington, 1925
Digital Heritage
Community
spoqín (Spokan), University of Washington Libraries
Category
Lifeways
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Nez Perce named Pio Pio Ta'likt or Peo-peo Thalekt, Washington, ca. 1898
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Nez Perce man named George Peo PeoThalekt or Pio Pio Ta'likt
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