ID: 45881

Wagons and harness, Calvary Camp, Fort Washakie, Wyoming, July 24, 1907

ID: 45882

Cavalry man cleaning horses, Calvary Camp, Fort Washakie, Wyoming, July 24, 1907

ID: 45883

Abandoned barracks [Fort Washakie, Wyoming, July 24, 1907]

ID: 45884

Abandoned officer's quarters, Fort Washakie, Wyoming, July 24, 1907

ID: 45885

Barn, Fort Washakie, Wyoming, July 24, 1907

ID: 45886

Looking northwest at the hospital, Fort Washakie, Wyoming, July 24, 1907

ID: 45887

Washakie's grave, looking northwest, Fort Washakie, Wyoming, July 24, 1907

ID: 45888

Washakie's grave, looking southeast, Fort Washakie, Wyoming, July 24, 1907

ID: 45889

Washakie's grave, looking west, Fort Washakie, Wyoming, July 24, 1907

ID: 45890

John Enos, his mother was [Salish] and his father was half English and half Iroquois from Canada, he has traveled to Mexico and the Great Lakes, Fort Washakie, Wyoming, July 24, 1907

ID: 45898

U.S. Indian School and irrigated lawn, 1 mile southeast of Fort Washakie, Wyoming, July 26, 1907

ID: 45899

U.S. Indian School and irrigated lawn, 1 mile southeast of Fort Washakie, Wyoming, July 26, 1907

ID: 45892

Looking east at Paul La Rose, Harlan Smith, and Sidney Newboy, from left to right, without the fit of team rented from La Rose, and two saddle horses rented from Indians at East side of Bull Lake Creek just above its mouth, looking towards tipi poles, Fort Washakie, Wyoming, July 30, 1907

ID: 45893

Looking northwest, Crow Heart Butte in the distance, to the left are trees along Bull Lake Creek, to the right the shore along Wind River, Wyoming, July 30, 1907

ID: 45894

Looking northeast at wind brake and poles of a Shoshoni tipi, Bull Lake Creek, Wyoming, July 30, 1907

ID: 45895

Looking west at a Shoshoni tipi and wind brake on the South side of Wind River, Wyoming, July 30, 1907

ID: 45891

Paul La Rose, half Menominee and half French, Fort Washakie, Wyoming, July 31, 1907

ID: 45900

Cliffs on Trout Creek, six miles southwest of Fort Washakie, Wyoming, July 31, 1907

ID: 45901

Detail of cliffs on Trout Creek, six miles southwest of Fort Washakie, Wyoming, July 31, 1907

ID: 45902

Detail of petroglyph, snake on the left, man in the middle, and possible sundance lodge on the right, 6 miles southwest of Fort Washakie, Wyoming, July 31, 1907

ID: 45903

Petroglyphs, 6 miles from Fort Washakie, Wyoming, July 31, 1907

ID: 45904

Detail of petroglyph, 6 miles from Fort Washakie, Wyoming, July 31, 1907

ID: 45905

Detail of petroglyph, 6 miles from Fort Washakie, Wyoming, July 31, 1907

ID: 45906

Detail of petroglyph, 6 miles from Fort Washakie, Wyoming, July 31, 1907

ID: 45908

Detail of petroglyph, 6 miles from Fort Washakie, Wyoming, July 31, 1907

ID: 45909

Detail of petroglyph showing a horse and two buffalo, Wyoming, July 31, 1907

ID: 45799

Quarries, looking northwest, between Willow and Nanville, Wyoming, June 29, 1907

ID: 45768

Petroglyphs on sandstone, Weston County, Wyoming, July, 1908

ID: 45764

Looking east from immediately below the Junction of Hat Creek and Old Woman Creek, Converse County, Wyoming, July 8, 1908

ID: 45765

Looking west at two stone heaps slightly to the east of the Crest of the hill lying between two slightly wooded canyons in the Browell hills, Wyoming, July 8, 1908

ID: 45774

Judge A.M. Nelson of New Castle, Wyoming, his wife, two daughters, Harlan Ingersoll Smith, and the baby of one of Mr. Nelson's daughters, Weston County, Wyoming, July 14, 1908

ID: 45779

Petroglyphs in a cave, near Oil Creek, Wyoming, July 14, 1908

ID: 45766

Petroglyphs on sandstone, 6 miles northwest of Newcastle, Wyoming, July 14 or 15, 1908

ID: 45767

Petroglyphs on sandstone, 6 miles northwest of Newcastle, Wyoming, July 14 or 15, 1908

ID: 45769

Petroglyphs on sandstone, 6 miles northwest of Newcastle, Wyoming, July 14 or 15, 1908

ID: 45770

Petroglyphs on sandstone, 6 miles northwest of Newcastle, Wyoming, July 14 or 15, 1908

ID: 45771

Petroglyphs on sandstone, 6 miles northwest of Newcastle, Wyoming, July 14 or 15, 1908

ID: 45773

Petroglyphs on sandstone, 6 miles northwest of Newcastle, Wyoming, July 14 or 15, 1908

ID: 45775

Petroglyphs on sandstone, 6 miles northwest of Newcastle, Wyoming, July 14 or 15, 1908

ID: 45776

Petroglyphs on sandstone, 6 miles northwest of Newcastle, Wyoming, July 14 or 15, 1908

ID: 45777

Petroglyphs on sandstone, 6 miles northwest of Newcastle, Wyoming, July 14 or 15, 1908

ID: 45780

Petroglyphs on sandstone, on the western side of Oil Creek, 6 miles northwest of Newcastle, Wyoming, July 15, 1908

ID: 45781

Petroglyphs on sandstone, on the western side of Oil Creek, 6 miles northwest of Newcastle, Wyoming, July 15, 1908

ID: 45783

Petroglyphs on sandstone, on the western side of Oil Creek, 6 miles northwest of Newcastle, Wyoming, July 15, 1908

ID: 45785

Petroglyphs on sandstone, on the western side of Oil Creek, 6 miles northwest of Newcastle, Wyoming, July 15, 1908

ID: 45772

Petroglyphs on sandstone, 6 miles northwest of Newcastle, Wyoming, July 14 or 15, 1908

ID: 45787

Two specimens in the Gatchell collection with inch-scale, photographed by Harlan Ingersoll Smith at the drugstore of T.J. Gatchell, near Buffalo, Wyoming, July 30, 1908

ID: 45788

Very faint pecked petroglyph on a detached rock, together with inch-scale, lying in the mouth of the large cave, Johnson County, Wyoming, August 2, 1908

ID: 45789

Looking out of cave, showing the barricade across its mouth, the northern side of Muddy Canyon in the distance, Johnson County, Wyoming, August 2, 1908

ID: 45790

Pictograph in black, on the lower part of the rear wall, showing a man, near Muddy Canyon, Johnson County, Wyoming, August 2, 1908

ID: 45793

Pictograph, petroglyph and foot rule, Wyoming, August 2, 1908

ID: 45794

Pictograph in black, near Hammond, about 20 miles south of Douglas, Wyoming, August 2, 1908

ID: 45795

Looking south at the bridge over Powder River, showing buildings on the farther side of the river, Kaycee, Wyoming, August 7, 1908

ID: 26059

Man making a wooden spoon, woman wearing cedar bark headband, Bella Coola village, 1909

ID: 26060

Man making a wooden spoon, woman wearing cedar bark headband, Bella Coola village, 1909

ID: 26062

Cedar bark mat in process of manufacture in front of house, Bella Coola village, 1909

ID: 24438

Kalteen's totem outside house, Wrangell, Alaska, 1909

ID: 24439

Shakes totem, in front of house, Wrangell, Alaska, 1909

ID: 24445

Beaver crest erected as a monument, Skedans, Queen Charlotte Island, British Columbia, 1909

ID: 24474

Nootka (Nuu-chah-nulth) totem pole on the ground, purchased by Harlan I. Smith for the Museum from H.T.W., British Columbia, 1909

ID: 24475

Nootka (Nuu-chah-nulth) totem pole on the ground, purchased by Harlan I. Smith for the Museum from H.T.W., British Columbia, 1909

ID: 32557c

Kayan near Masset, totem poles, Masset, British Columbia, 1909

ID: 32557d

Koskimo group, West Coast of Vancouver Island, 1909

ID: 32558a

Carvings of people and animals at entrance to house, Fraser River near Lytton, British Columbia, 1909

ID: 32558b

House and totem pole, Masset, British Columbia, December, 1909

ID: 32558c

Haida woman with woven bag, 1909

ID: 32559a

Totem pole, Gold Harbour, Haina, Queen Charlotte Islands, British Columbia, 1909

ID: 32559c

Chief Golds house, Skidegate, Queen Charlotte Islands, British Columbia, December, 1909

ID: 32559d

Eulachon drying on racks, Nass River, British Columbia, 1909

ID: 32560a

Group in Bella Coola, British Columbia, 1909

ID: 32560b

Pressing oil from eulachon fish, Nass River, British Columbia, 1909

ID: 32560c

Haida house and totem pole by hillside, Haina, Skidegate, Queen Charlotte Islands, 1909

ID: 45992

Nuu-chah-nulth man making a totem pole after a photograph of a Haida pole, child looks on, Victoria, British Columbia, 1909

ID: 45993

Nuu-chah-nulth man making a totem pole after a photograph of a Haida pole, child looks on, Victoria, British Columbia, 1909

ID: 45995

Nuu-chah-nulth man sanding a totem pole with sand paper wrapped around wood (after a photograph of a Haida pole), child looks on, Victoria, British Columbia, 1909

ID: 46001

Entrance to Victoria Harbor with Chinook type of canoe on the beach and clam basket, half a mile west of the Esquimalt and Nanaimo Railroad Bridge on the Songish Reserve at Victoria, British Columbia, 1909

ID: 46003

Songish and Chinook type of canoes on the beach, Salish village...Victoria, British Columbia, 1909

ID: 46004

Interior of house, dried clams hanging from the rafters, mats on walls used to keep out wind...British Columbia, 1909

ID: 46005

Interior of house, dried clams hanging from the rafters, mats on walls used to keep out wind and fish cooking on the fire...British Columbia, 1909

ID: 46009

Near view of arbutus tree overhanging the beach, British Columbia, 1909

ID: 45994

Nuu-chah-nulth man sanding a totem pole (after a photograph of a Haida pole), child looks on, Victoria, British Columbia, 1909

ID: 45997

Chinook canoe and totem pole lying on the ground on the beach, houses behind, British Columbia, June, 1909

ID: 45999

Half a mile west of the Squimalt and Nanaimo Railroad Bridge on the Songish Reserve at Victoria, looking northward from the water at Chinook canoes, June, 1909

ID: 46008

Ocean spray (spirea) used for making mat needles, tools, and weaving, British Columbia, June, 1909

ID: 45990

Nootka woman weaving a hat, girl observes, Songish Reserve, west of the Esquimalt and Nanaimo railroad, British Columbia, June 28, 1909

ID: 45996

Looking northward at a Chinook canoe and the general front of the village...cedar bark drying on a rack at the side of the house, British Columbia, June, 1909

ID: 45991

Nootka woman weaving a hat, girl observes, Songish Reserve, west of the Esquimalt and Nanaimo railroad, British Columbia, June 28, 1909

ID: 26004p

Nootka (Nuu-chah-nulth) woman weaving a hat, [British Columbia], June 28, 1909

ID: 26006p

Chinook canoe and totem pole lying on the ground on the beach, houses behind, British Columbia, June, 1909

ID: 46000

Taken half a mile west of the Esquimalt and Nanaimo Railroad Bridge on the Songish Reserve at Victoria, looking westward over Chinook canoe and white man's boat at ocean spray (spirea) on the bluff which rises from the beach...[and] furnishes the wood for mat needles and...wooden points for the peculiar sort of spear used in gathering dentalia shells; [the] bark is used as a material for weaving, British Columbia, June 28, 1909

ID: 46006

Arbutus tree, Victoria, British Columbia, 1909

ID: 46007

Arbutus tree, Victoria, British Columbia, 1909

ID: 46002

Looking eastward at the beach and canoes, some of them of the Chinook type, others of the Songish river-type...in front of the little Salish village on Esquimalt Harbor, perhaps two miles north of the naval station and on the south side of the little point on the end of which is a salmon cannery; vegetation covers an ancient shell heap, part of which is washed out and shown on the beach, British Columbia, June 30, 1909

ID: 46078

Bella Coola (Nuxalk) man making a wooden spoon with an iron adze, old woman is seated on his right; looking northward in the Christianized Bella Coola village north of the river, July, 1909

ID: 46010

Looking north towards the store, post office, and post master Chambers' house from the quarters of Chinese laborers, at the cannery and wharf, Alert Bay, British Columbia, July, 1909

ID: 46014

Kwakwaka'wakw house on the beach with elaborate totem pole and front with bird's beak which opens on festive occasions to let guests enter, July, 1909

ID: 46016

Looking along the street of the Kwakiutl (Kwakwaka'wakw) village, canoes, houses, and totem poles, Alert Bay, British Columbia, July, 1909

ID: 46017

Totem pole in front of house, canoes on the beach, Alert Bay, British Columbia, July, 1909

ID: 46018

Representation of a copper carved on a rock in front of the Indian village, at the beach, Alert Bay, British Columbia, 1909

ID: 46019

Looking northward along the Indian village at Alert Bay, showing totem poles and canoes; sign on the building to the left describes a copper cutting ceremony, July, 1909