ID: 24436

[Totem poles in front of a house, Wrangell, Alaska, August, 1909]

ID: 24437

[Totem poles in front of a house, detail, Wrangell, Alaska, August, 1909]

ID: 13939

Grave across from Ketchikan, Alaska, circa 1909

ID: 24409

Indian Child in Papoose, British Columbia, original image by Valentine & Sons Publishing Co. Ltd. Montreal and Toronto, printed in Great Britain, circa 1909

ID: 24412

Portrait of woman, British Columbia, by the Valentine & Sons Publishing Co. Ltd. Montreal and Toronto, printed in Great Britain, circa 1909

ID: 24430

Totem pole, old Kasaan, Alaska, circa 1909

ID: 24440

Native totems and dwellings, Wrangell, Alaska, [circa 1909]

ID: 24442

Totem pole [possibly Alaska, circa 1909]

ID: 24443

Totem pole near the water, [Alaska, circa 1909]

ID: 24444

Totem pole [Alaska, circa 1909]

ID: 44460

Grassy area with clearing [British Columbia, 1909]

ID: 12134

Woman sewing mat at Sand Spit

ID: 26089p

Alex Vereatt testing the depth of the slough where the canoe is trying to ascend, Iskut River, August 19, 1909

ID: 26095p

Will S. Taylor standing near a crevasse and great rock on top of the great glacier of the Stikine, Alaska, August 21, 1909

ID: 26109

Looking westward at house in Klukwan about 25 miles above Haines, Alaska, August 26, 1909

ID: 24424

Scenes around Victoria 50 years ago, totem poles and buildings, British Columbia, circa 1909

ID: 24426

Haida women making baskets, Scenes around Victoria 50 years ago, British Columbia, circa 1909

ID: 24428

Totem pole and house, post card photograph bought at Ketchikan, Alaska, circa 1909

ID: 24429

Totem pole, Ketchikan, Alaska, circa 1909

ID: 45375

Stone carvings, shown in front of storage drawers, 1905

ID: 45391

[Stone with imprint, 1905-1908]

ID: 45821

Looking east, across the Missouri River, showing Indian Knob, near Omaha, June 15, 1907

ID: 45822

Looking west, Mr. R. Gesilder pointing to the strata, a Nebraska man was discovered in loss, supposed to be the same as this loss, on Lony's Hill, about one mile north of this place, near Omaha, June 15, 1907

ID: 45823

Cable ferry, near Omaha, Nebraska, June 15, 1907

ID: 45824

Looking south, about one mile south of Lony's Hill, near Omaha, June 15, 1907

ID: 45825

Looking north from mound on first hill north of Lony's Hill showing the Missouri River on the right, near Omaha, June 15, 1907

ID: 45829

First high hill west of the Missouri River, from a point about two miles south, near Omaha, with drift wood in the river, Nebraska, June 15, 1907

ID: 45826

Looking southwest at the ranch of Ord and Agnew, known as Thorpe's ranch, the Rawhide Buttes post office, ...between the Rawhide Buttes and Willow, Laramie County, Wyoming, June 19, 1907

ID: 45827

Looking north showing rock pile, Wyoming, June 19, 1907

ID: 45830

Looking north along the Little Butte of the Rawhide Butte, showing the two piles of red granite in a natural "lane", described in Smith's report; a smaller pile was excavated...66 feet south of these and in it ashes, charcoal and bone fragments were found; 36 feet north of these two piles is another that shows in the middle of this plate, just beyond the tree on the right, Laramie County, Wyoming. June 19, 1907

ID: 45810

Looking south from above "fort" over trees and rocks, near Rawhide Creek, Wyoming, June 19, 1907

ID: 45809

Looking west from natural rock on the side of the "lane" at so called fort to natural rock on the other side of "lane", Rawhide Buttes, Wyoming, June 19, 1907

ID: 45811

Looking east, between the Nine Bar Ranch and Little Butte on the Rawhide Buttes, Laramie County, Wyoming, June 19, 1907

ID: 45843

Looking northwest at the so-called fort, the rock at the right is part of the natural side of the Lane, erosion has filled in the space behind each wall, making the ground less than level, so that the men seem to stand higher than the old surface of soil at that point, Rawhide Buttes, Wyoming, June 19, 1907

ID: 45844

Looking north at 7 heaps of stone in the natural "lanes" showing so-called fort in the background, Little Butte of Rawhide Buttes, Wyoming, June 19, 1907

ID: 45813

Looking northwest at natural cave in Whalen Canyon, discovered by Mr. J.L. Stein, a miner living in Whalen Canyon and whose post office is Frederick, Mr. J. Wesley Wolfe can be seen sitting in the cave, to the right of the one choked with bushes, Wyoming, June 20, 1907

ID: 45814

Looking northwest at natural cave in Whalen Canyon, discovered by Mr. J.L. Stein, a miner living in Whalen Canyon and whose post office is Frederick, Mr. J. Wesley Wolfe can be seen sitting in the cave, to the right of the one choked with bushes, Wyoming, June 20, 1907

ID: 45815

Looking north at Lauk(?) and Stein's mining shaft on the north side of the Canyon, near Stein's cabin, near Frederick, Wyoming, June 21, 1907

ID: 45816

Looking up the North Platte in a northwesterly or westerly direction, the river eddies towards the right side of the picture and flows on to the left in foreground... near Fairbank, Wyoming, June 21, 1907

ID: 45817

General view south or southeast of the "Spanish Diggings", to the right and center of the high knoll which shows the hill is a square blotch which is one of the largest quarries in the vicinity, Wyoming, June 23, 1907

ID: 45838

Looking east at the quarry, Spanish Diggings, Wyoming, June 24, 1907

ID: 45839

Looking southward at westernmost of the two quarries on the two little creeks southeast of our camp. This is apparently the quarry where G. A. Dorsey collected, judging from the plate on his paper, Sawmill Canyon, Wyoming, 1907

ID: 45812

Looking east towards two small "diggings" in the Spanish "diggings" country, Wyoming, June 24, 1907

ID: 45818

"Spanish Diggings", view from near the point where Mr. Robert F. Gilder made his painting, Wyoming, June 24, 1907

ID: 45819

Grooved stone hammer, roughly chipped out pieces of quartzite, Wyoming, June 24, 1907

ID: 45833

Looking south at quarries on hill and tipi circles at base of butte from a small hill in the ravine between these quarries and those on the north side, "Spanish Diggings", Wyoming, June 25, 1907

ID: 45834

Looking south at quarries on hill and tipi circles at base of butte from a small hill in the ravine between these quarries and those on the north side, "Spanish Diggings", Wyoming, June 25, 1907

ID: 45835

Tipi circles at "Spanish Diggings", 15 x 3 feet; a grooved hammer was found among the stones of the circle, Wyoming, June 25, 1907

ID: 45836

Tipi circles, looking west, "Spanish Diggings", Wyoming, June 25, 1907

ID: 45837

Looking east at the quarry, Spanish Diggings, Wyoming, June 24, 1907

ID: 45840

Looking southward at the large quarry, the square in the center, background, "Spanish Diggings", Wyoming, June 25, 1907

ID: 45841

Looking northward by east, chimney on the left, Sawmill Canyon, Wyoming, 1907

ID: 45842

Looking northward, chimmney on right thought to be of a fur trader post or winter camp of mormon or other party crossing plains; center is cattle dipping corral; at left is homestead cabin, Sawmill Canyon, Wyoming, 1907

ID: 45897

Looking southeast at trading post, Native American man on horseback, Fort Washakie, Wyoming, July, 1907

ID: 45797

Looking northwest at Willow post office owned by Mr. Thomas Black, Converse County, Wyoming, July 2, 1907

ID: 45798

Looking southwest at the house of Thomas Black at Willow, Mrs. Black and her two daughters standing outside, Converse County, Wyoming, July 2, 1907

ID: 45800

Thomas Black and his two daughters, his only children, Willow, Wyoming, July 2, 1907

ID: 45802

Thomas Black and George Lathrop calf branding, Willow, Converse County, Wyoming, July 2, 1907

ID: 45803

Man taking calf by the hind leg with rope from pommel saddle, Willow, Converse County, Wyoming, July 2, 1907

ID: 45804

Driving cows and calves into corral, owner Thomas Black to the right, Willow, Converse County, Wyoming, July 2, 1907

ID: 45805

Branding calf with snubbing post in foreground, Willow, Wyoming, July 2, 1907

ID: 45806

Branding cattle, Willow, Converse County, Wyoming, July 2, 1907

ID: 45807

Heating irons for branding cattle, Willow, Converse County, Wyoming, July 2, 1907

ID: 45808

Cow consoling branded calf, horse on the left, Willow, Converse County, Wyoming, July 2, 1907

ID: 45869

Looking northeast at tipi circle of stones on the terrace of Mr. Thomas Black's ranch Willow Springs, phone wire shows above, July 2, 1907

ID: 45873

Specimens in the collection of Mr. J. J. Steffens of Douglas Wyoming, July 8, 1907

ID: 45874

Specimens in the collection of Mr. J. J. Steffens of Douglas Wyoming, July 8, 1907

ID: 45870

Specimens in the collection of Mr. J. J. Steffens of Douglas Wyoming, July 8, 1907

ID: 45871

Specimens in the collection of Mr. J. J. Steffens of Douglas Wyoming, July 8, 1907

ID: 45875

Specimens in the collection of Mr. J. J. Steffens of Douglas Wyoming, July 8, 1907

ID: 45876

Specimens in the collection of Mr. J. J. Steffens of Douglas Wyoming, July 8, 1907

ID: 45845

Looking northwest, tipi circles without stones, July 9, 1907

ID: 45846

Looking northeast at firestones, charcoal was found under them when they were dug out by Harlan Ingersoll Smith after taking this photograph, Bed Tick Creek, Wyoming, July 9, 1907

ID: 45847

Chips on ground in situ, Bed Tick Creek, south of Douglas, Wyoming, July 9, 1907

ID: 45848

View of tree on hill at quarries, creek in canyon, about 20 miles south of Douglas, Wyoming, July 10, 1907

ID: 45852

Looking west across Muddie Wagon Hound Creek at the east end of the Hill of reddish and yellowish rock caves and pictography, and tipi circles on the sides of the creek, about a mile below Hammond, Wyoming, 1907

ID: 45853

Detail of cave, about a mile below Hammond, Wyoming, 1907

ID: 45854

Detail of cave, about a mile below Hammond, Wyoming, 1907

ID: 45855

Petroglyphs on the largest detached rock on cave, about a mile below Hammond, Wyoming, 1907

ID: 45856

Unfinished steatite pot, owned by Mr. Buckrum of Casper, Wyoming, July 16, 1907

ID: 45872

Specimens in the collection of Mr. J. J. Steffens of Douglas Wyoming, July 8, 1907

ID: 45857

Petroglyphs on rock cliff, north side of Bad Water Creek, about a half a mile above its embouchure into Big Horn River or about 4 miles northwest of Shoshoni, Wyoming, July 20, 1907

ID: 45858

Petroglyphs, about 4 miles west of Shoshoni, Wyoming, July 20, 1907

ID: 45859

Petroglyphs, about 4 miles northwest of Shoshoni, Wyoming, July 20, 1907

ID: 45860

Petroglyphs, about 4 miles northwest of Shoshoni, Wyoming, July 20, 1907

ID: 45861

Petroglyphs, about 4 miles northwest of Shoshoni, Wyoming, July 20, 1907

ID: 45862

Petroglyphs, about 4 miles northwest of Shoshoni, Wyoming, July 20, 1907

ID: 45863

Petroglyphs, about 4 miles northwest of Shoshoni, Wyoming, July 20, 1907

ID: 45864

Petroglyphs, looking north, about 4 miles northwest of Shoshoni, Wyoming, July 20, 1907

ID: 45865

Petroglyphs, looking north, about 4 miles northwest of Shoshoni, Wyoming, July 20, 1907

ID: 45866

Petroglyphs, looking north, about 4 miles northwest of Shoshoni, Wyoming, July 20, 1907

ID: 45867

Petroglyphs, looking north, about 4 miles northwest of Shoshoni, Wyoming, July 20, 1907

ID: 45868

Looking north at petroglyph representing an Indian weaving a horse feather war-bonnet and riding a horse..., Wyoming, July 20, 1907

ID: 45896

Trading post, Fort Washakie, Wyoming, July 30, 1907

ID: 45831

Looking south at distant view of quarry, Wyoming, July 24, 1907

ID: 45832

Looking south at distant view of quarry, Wyoming, July 24, 1907

ID: 45877

Steatite pot owned by Mr. De Wolf of Fort Washakie, Wyoming, July 24, 1907

ID: 45878

Tipis, camp, Fort Washakie, Wyoming, July 24, 1907

ID: 45879

Looking southeast at Calvary Camp, Fort Washakie, Wyoming, July 24, 1907

ID: 45880

Cavalry horses, Fort Washakie, Wyoming, July 24, 1907