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Dancer from the Cheyenne Dance Troupe
Dancer from the Cheyenne Dance Troupe 4/9/2004
Secretary Gale Norton and WWII Marine Corps Veterans
Secretary Gale Norton and WWII Marine Corps Veterans 2/7/2002
Photograph of Unidentified Native American
Photograph of Unidentified Native American ca. 1920
Stick Ball During an Inter-Tribal Pow Wow in Iraq
Stick Ball During an Inter-Tribal Pow Wow in Iraq 9/17/2004
"Cherokee High School Student
"Cherokee High School Student's Painting of a Native American"
President Ronald Reagan Receiving a Native American Painting from John Nieto in The Oval Office
President Ronald Reagan Receiving a Native American Painting from John Nieto in The Oval Office 8/5/1982
Affidavit of Charles Pitt regarding the "Palmer Treaty, 1855"
Affidavit of Charles Pitt regarding the "Palmer Treaty, 1855" 1855
Affidavit of Tul-lux Hol-li-quilla regarding the treaties of 1855 and 1865
Affidavit of Tul-lux Hol-li-quilla regarding the treaties of 1855 and 1865 ca. 1855 - 1866
Appeal to the Great Spirit
Appeal to the Great Spirit 1908 (Photograph Unknown)
Calendar for American Education Week, outlining what may be done at Fort Bidwell School, California
Calendar for American Education Week, outlining what may be done at Fort Bidwell School, California 11/18/1923 - 11/24/1923
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