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- Dyersville shafthouse on Warrior's Mark lode, the closest to town
- View of an abandoned shafthouse at the Warrior's Mark Mine near Dyersville (Summit County), Colorado.
- Abandoned mines--Colorado--Dyersville--1960-1970.; Dyersville (Colo.)--1960-1970.; Warriors Mark Mine (Summit County, Colo.)--1960-1970.; Abandoned buildings--Colorado--Dyersville--1960-1970.; Mining--Colorado--Dyersville--1960-1970.
- August, 1961
- Above Dyersville
- View of a tailings pile and the site of a mill at the abandoned Warrior's Mark Mine near Dyersville (Summit County), Colorado.
- Abandoned mines--Colorado--Dyersville--1960-1970.; Dyersville (Colo.)--1960-1970.; Warriors Mark Mine (Summit County, Colo.)--1960-1970.; Mining--Colorado--Dyersville--1960-1970.; Ruins--Colorado--Dyersville--1960-1970.
- August, 1961
- Shafthouse Warrior's Mark Mine Dyersville, Colo.
- View of the abandoned shafthouse of the Warrior's Mark Mine near Dyersville (Summit County), Colorado.
- Abandoned mines--Colorado--Dyersville--1960-1970.; Dyersville (Colo.)--1960-1970.; Warriors Mark Mine (Summit County, Colo.)--1960-1970.; Abandoned buildings--Colorado--Dyersville--1960-1970.; Mining--Colorado--Dyersville--1960-1970.
- 1961
- Chief Painted Hoss [i.e. Horse]
- Painted Horse, a North American Indian (Oglala Sioux, Lakota) warrior and performer in "The Red Man spectacle and Red Indian camp," poses in front of a painted backdrop in the dirt arena at Empress Hall, in the Golden West and American Industries...
- Dakota Indians--England--London--1900-1910.; Indians of North America--England--London--1900-1910.; Oglala Indians--England--London--1900-1910.; Teton Indians--England--London--1900-1910.; Earl's Court (London, England)--1900-1910.; London...
- 1909
- One of chiefs in battle dress at left, at right are two warriors among rocks
- Reproduction of a photomontage; three Native American (Paiute) men, two wear feather headdresses, beaded vests, and leggings, and fur pelts.
- Indians of North America--1910-1920.; Paiute Indians--Clothing & dress--1910-1920.
- 1915
- A band of Arapahoe warriors
- Native American (Arapaho) men pose outdoors. The men wear moccasins, leggings, beaded vests, hair pipe bandoliers, and beaded feather headdresses.
- Arapaho Indians--1880-1920.; Indians of North America--1880-1920.; Headdresses--1880-1920.
- [between 1880 and 1920?]
- Cheyenne warriors who fought in Custer Battle, Louis Dog, left, Stumphorn, right
- Standing portrait of Louis Dog and Stumphorn, two elderly Native American Cheyenne men who fought in the battle of Little Bighorn; a corral and automobiles show in background.
- Cheyenne Indians--1930-1940.; Indians of North America--1930-1940.; Little Bighorn, Battle of the, Mont., 1876--Veterans.; Aged persons--1930-1940.; Stumphorn.; Dog, Louis.
- 1936
- Cheyenne warriors who fought in Custer Battle, Louis Dog, left, Stumphorn, right
- Standing portrait of Louis Dog and Stumphorn, two elderly Native American Cheyenne men who fought in the battle at Little Bighorn, with a corral and automobiles in background. (Figures blurred because of movement.)
- Cheyenne Indians--1930-1940.; Indians of North America--1930-1940.; Little Bighorn, Battle of the, Mont., 1876--Veterans.; Aged persons--1930-1940.; Stumphorn.; Dog, Louis.
- 1936
- Bear's Paw Battlefield of Chief Joseph, - who had dug trenches along the creek bed to protect his Indian warriors
- View of the rolling plains, ravines, and bluffs where the Battle of Bear Paw Mountain took place in Montana, October 1877, shows three monuments on a distant hill. Chief Joseph the Younger led his people from Idaho, with the U.S. Army in pursuit,...
- Joseph, Nez Percé Chief, 1840-1904--Homes & haunts.; Indians of North America--History--Montana--1930-1940.; Nez Percé Indians--History--Montana--1930-1940.; Bear Paw Mountains (Mont.)--1930-1940.; Battlefields--Montana--1930-1940.
- 1936
- A band of Navajo [i.e. Plains] warriors
- A group of Native American (Plains) and possibly white men pose outdoors. They stand near a group of trees. The men wear moccasins, leggings, breechcloths, fringed shirts, face paint, and feather headdresses.
- Indians of North America--Great Plains--1920-1930.; Great Plains--1920-1930.; Clothing & dress--Great Plains--1920-1930.
- [between 1920 and 1930?]
- Cheyenne warriors (holiday costume)
- Native American (Cheyenne) men pose near a wooden building. One man holds a feather fan. The men wear blankets around their waists and metal bead and hair pipe necklaces. A third man stands in the doorway of the building.
- Cheyenne Indians--1880-1910.; Indians of North America--1880-1910.; Men--1880-1910.; Plank buildings--1880-1910.
- [between 1880 and 1910?]
- He-hu-te-dan, Little Short Horn, a warrior of the Sisiton Sioux
- Seated studio portrait of He-hu-te-dan (Little Short Horn), Native American man and warrior of the Sisiton Sioux, wearing a headband with a feather, jacket, leggings, moccasins, and wrapped in a blanket. He holds a walking stick.
- Sisseton Band of Sioux Indians--People--1850-1860.; Dakota Indians--1850-1860.; Indians of North America--1850-1860.; Warriors--1850-1860.; Little Short Horn.
- [1858 or 1859]
- Wa-kin-yan Ta-wa, His Own Thunder, a warrior of the Mdewakanton Sioux
- Seated studio portrait of Wa-kin-yan Ta-wa (His Own Thunder), Native American man and warrior of the Mdewakanton Sioux, wearing an animal fur headband with feathers, shirt and jacket, fur leg bands, moccasins, and a blanket around his waist. He...
- Dakota Indians--1850-1860.; Indians of North America--1850-1860.; Mdewakanton Indians--1850-1860.; Warriors--1850-1860.; His Own Thunder.
- [1858 or 1859]
- Ki-wi-i-ku, Buffalo Bull, Grand Pawnee Warrior
- Seated studio portrait of Ki-wi-i-ku (Buffalo Bull), Native American man and Grand Pawnee warrior, wearing a turban headband with feathers, fringe shirt with tin cones, necklaces, one with a horse pendant, and blanket around his waist; he holds a...
- Indians of North America--1850-1860.; Pawnee Indians--1850-1860.; Clothing & dress--1850-1860.; Warriors--1850-1860.; Buffalo Bull.
- [1858 or 1859]
- A-ki-pa, The Meeter, a warrior of the Sisiton Sioux
- Seated studio portrait of A-ki-pa (The Meeter), Native American man and warrior of the Sisiton Sioux, wearing a headband with two feathers, jacket, shirt and necktie, animal fur armband, leggings and a blanket around his waist; he hold a staff or...
- Sisseton Band of Sioux Indians--People--1850-1860.; Dakota Indians--1850-1860.; Indians of North America--1850-1860.; Warriors--1850-1860.; Meeter, The.
- [1858 or 1859]
- He-kha-ka Ma-za, The Iron Elk, a warrior of the Mdewakanton Sioux
- Seated studio portrait of He-kha-ka Ma-za (The Iron Elk), Native American man and Mdewakanton Sioux warrior, wearing a roach and feathers, jacket with shirt and necktie, and a blanket around his waist; he holds a ceremonial staff or spear.
- Indians of North America--1850-1860.; Mdewakanton Indians--1850-1860.; Roach headdresses--1850-1860.; Warriors--1850-1860.; Iron Elk.
- [1858 or 1859]
- Chippewa warrior
- Hand colored sitting portrait of an unidentified Native American (Chippewa) warrior. He wears a blanket around his waist, a jacket over a shirt, shells around his neck, a bandeau with feathers, and holds a pipe in his left hand.
- Indians of North America--1870-1890.; Ojibwa Indians--1870-1890.; Clothing & dress--1870-1890.; Warriors--1870-1890.
- [between 1872 and 1890?]
- Kish-te-taw-wag, (The cut ear), Chippewa brave
- Hand colored sitting studio portrait of a Native American (Chippewa) brave identified as Kishtetawwag (The Cut Ear). He wears a blanket around his waist, a long sleeved shirt, a kerchief, braids, and a feather in his hair.
- Indians of North America--1870-1890.; Ojibwa Indians--1870-1890.; Clothing & dress--1870-1890.; Warriors--1870-1890.; Cut Ear.
- [between 1872 and 1890?]
- Apaches Ba-keitz-ogie, (The Yellow Coyote), called Dutchy Chiricahua scout.
- Studio portrait (standing) of Dutchy (Bakeitzogie [ Yellow Coyote]), a Native American (Chiricahua Apache) man. He holds a rifle and wears moccasin boots, a breechcloth, ammunition belt, and a kerchief on his head.
- Chiricahua Indians--1880-1890.; Indians of North America--1880-1890.; Clothing & dress--1880-1890.; Warriors--1880-1890.; Dutchy Chiricahua Indian.
- [between 1890 and 1920]
- Apaches Esh-kin-tsay-giza (Mike) White Mountain Indians Al-chi-say's band.
- Studio portrait (standing) of Mike (Eshkintsaygiza), a Native American (White Mountain Apache; Alchisay's Band) man. He holds a rifle and wears boot moccasins, a breechcloth, ammunition belt, bead bandolier, scarves around his neck, face paint, and...
- Indians of North America--1880-1890.; White Mountain Apache Indians--1880-1890.; Rifles--1880-1890.; Warriors--1880-1890.; Mike, White Mountain Apache.
- [between 1890 and 1920]
- Navajo warrior
- A Native American (Navajo) man sits and holds a bow and arrows. He wears moccasins, a blanket, and decorated cap with a feather.
- Bow and arrow--1880-1910.; Indians of North America--1880-1910.; Navajo Indians--1880-1910.; Warriors--1880-1910.
- [between 1880 and 1910]
- Crazy Pen D'Orille great Crow warrior
- Crazy Pen D'Orille, a Native American (Crow) man, poses outdoors with a staff and shield. He wears moccasins, leggings, a breechcloth, strands of metal beads, a choker with shell pendant, and feathers in his hair.
- Crow Indians--1890-1900.; Indians of North America--1890-1900.; Clothing & dress--1890-1900.; Shields--1890-1900.; Warriors--1890-1900.; Pen D'Orille, Crazy.
- [between 1890 and 1900]
- Navajo brave and his mother
- A Native American (Navajo) man and his mother pose outdoors in either Arizona or New Mexico. He holds a bow and arrow.
- Bow and arrow--1870-1880.; Indians of North America--1870-1880.; Navajo Indians--1870-1880.; Warriors--1870-1880.; Women--1870-1880.
- 1873
- Conquest of Mexico
- An Aztec man, in a feather headdress, battles another man. Both men hold shields and clubs. Spectators stand nearby
- Aztecs--Mexico--1500-1540.; Indians of Mexico--1500-1540.; Warriors--Mexico--1500-1540.
- [between 1940 and 1960]
- On the war-path water leaves no trail.
- A Native American (Hunkpapa Sioux) man leads his horse across a stream. He wears leggings, a fringed bandolier, tomahawk in his belt, necklace made of teeth, and a feather roach.
- Dakota Indians--War--1870-1880.; Hunkpapa Indians--War--1870-1880.; Indians of North America--War--1870-1880.; Warriors--1870-1880.
- [between 1940 and 1960]
- Narbona
- A head and shoulders profile portrait of an elderly Native American (Navajo) warrior and leader, identified as Narbona (Man Speaking Peace). He wears a blanket around his shoulders and a head cover.
- Indians of North America--1860-1890.; Navajo Indians--1860-1890.; Warriors--1860-1890.; Narbona.
- [between 1940 and 1970?]
- Cheyenne Indian brave
- A Native American (Cheyenne) man poses outdoors. He wears beaded moccasins, leggings, bells, armbands, a hair pipe necklace, and feather headdress.
- Cheyenne Indians--1880-1900.; Indians of North America--1880-1900.; Clothing & dress--1880-1900.; Warriors--1880-1900.
- [between 1880 and 1900]
- Suriap, Utah
- A studio portrait (standing) of Suriap (Su-ru-ipe), a Native American (Yampah) warrior, son of Lodge Pole, a prominent chief and warrior. Suriap wears his long hair secured in ties. He has small metal hoop earrings, wears a deerskin tunic with...
- Ute Indians--1860-1880.; Yampa Indians--1860-1880.; Clothing & dress--1860-1880.; Warriors--1860-1880.; Suriap.; Geological and Geographical Survey of the Territories (U.S.)
- [between 1869 and 1874.]
- Chippin, Utah
- A studio portrait (standing) of Chippin (Always Riding), a Native American (Ute) warrior. He wears a bead and naja ornament woven into his shoulder length hair. He has several large metal hoop earrings and a multi-strand hair pipe (bone) choker...
- Indians of North America--1860-1880.; Ute Indians--1860-1880.; Clothing & dress--1860-1880.; Warriors--1860-1880.; Chippin.; Geological and Geographical Survey of the Territories (U.S.)
- [between 1869 and 1874.]
- Fire Wolf
- Portrait of Fire Wolf, a Native American man on a saddled horse outside Barthelmess' studio, Fort Keogh (Custer County), Montana. Fire Wolf wears a feather headdress, fur wrapped braids, a choker and a hair pipe breast plate over a knit shirt, a...
- Indians of North America--Montana--Fort Keogh--1890-1900.; Fort Keogh (Mont.)--1890-1900.; Headdresses--Montana--Fort Keogh--1890-1900.; Horseback riding--Montana--Fort Keogh--1890-1900.; Warriors--Montana--Fort Keogh--1890-1900.; Fire Wolf.
- [between 1890 and 1900?]
- Group of Mounted Pawnee Warriors
- Native American (Pawnee) men pose in a row beside a tepee, probably near the Platte River in Nebraska. Some of the men wear feather headdresses for a staged performance for members of the Union Pacific excursion to the 100th meridian.
- Union Pacific Railroad Company.--1860-1870.; Indians of North America--Nebraska--1860-1870.; Pawnee Indians--Nebraska--1860-1870.; Horseback riding--Nebraska--1860-1870.; Railroad travel--Nebraska--1860-1870.; Tipis--Nebraska--1860-1870.
- 1866 October
- Scouts on the march
- View of Native Americans on horses probably in Big Horn County, Montana; some wear feather headdresses, others carry coup sticks with feathers.
- Indians of North America--1900-1920.; Horseback riding--Montana--1900-1920.; Warriors--Montana--1900-1920.; Rodman Wanamaker Expedition.
- [between 1908 and 1913]
- The downward trail
- View of Native Americans on horseback probably in Big Horn County, Montana; one wears a feather headdress and carries a coup stick.
- Indians of North America--1900-1920.; Headdresses--Montana--1900-1920.; Horseback riding--Montana--1900-1920.; Warriors--Montana--1900-1920.; Rodman Wanamaker Expedition.
- [between 1908 and 1913]
- In battle line
- Portrait of Native Americans on horseback probably in Big Horn County, Montana; they wear feather headdresses and carry coup sticks. Tepees and thunderhead clouds are in the distance.
- Indians of North America--1900-1920.; Headdresses--1900-1920.; Horseback riding--Montana--1900-1920.; Indian encampments--Montana--1900-1920.; Warriors--1900-1920.; Rodman Wanamaker Expedition.
- [between 1908 and 1913]
- An imperial warrior
- Portrait of a Native American on horseback probably in Big Horn County, Montana; he wears a beaded sash and moccasins, ermine fringe, beads, and a feather headdress. He holds a coup stick, and his horse drinks from a creek.
- Indians of North America--1900-1920.; Clothing & dress--1900-1920.; Horseback riding--Montana--1900-1920.; Staffs (Sticks)--1900-1920.; Warriors--Montana--1900-1920.; Rodman Wanamaker Expedition.
- [between 1908 and 1913]
- The last arrow
- A Native American man aims a bow and arrow; he wears beaded leggings, a loincloth, fur tassels, an earring, and a single feather.
- Indians of North America--1900-1920.; Shooting--1900-1920.; Warriors--1900-1920.; Rodman Wanamaker Expedition.
- [between 1908 and 1913]
- The war party
- Native American men ride horses and hold coup sticks, one has a rifle probably in Big Horn County, Montana. They wear feather headdresses, beaded leggings, and hide shirts. Paint adorns the horses' flanks.
- Indians of North America--1900-1920.; Headdresses--1900-1920.; Horseback riding--Montana--1900-1920.; Warriors--Montana--1900-1920.; Rodman Wanamaker Expedition.
- [between 1908 and 1913]
- A war council
- Native American men ride horses and hold coup sticks probably in Big Horn County, Montana; some of the men wear feather headdresses. The horses' tails are knotted.
- Indians of North America--1900-1920.; Horseback riding--Montana--1900-1920.; Warriors--Montana--1900-1920.; Rodman Wanamaker Expedition.
- [between 1908 and 1913]
- Warriors of other days
- View of Native American men on horseback, side by side, near trees and tepees probably in Big Horn County, Montana; they wear feather headdresses and beaded sashes, and carry feathered coup sticks.
- Indians of North America--1900-1920.; Horseback riding--Montana--1900-1920.; Indian encampments--Montana--1900-1920.; Rodman Wanamaker Expedition.
- [between 1908 and 1913]
- Men on horses
- Native American men approach on horses at a gallop probably in Big Horn County, Montana; tepees are to the side. They carry coup sticks and a drum.
- Indians of North America--1900-1920.; Horseback riding--Montana--1900-1920.; Tipis--Montana--1900-1920.; Warriors--Montana--1900-1920.; Rodman Wanamaker Expedition.
- [between 1908 and 1913]
- Apache Indians as they appear ready for the war-path
- Native American (Apache) men pose outdoors with a bow and arrow, staff, and rifle. They wear boot moccasins, breechcloths, headbands, feathers and pose beside a log.
- Apache Indians--1870-1880.; Bow and arrow--1870-1880.; Indians of North America--1870-1880.; Clothing & dress--1870-1880.; Expeditions & surveys--1870-1880.; Rifles--1870-1880.; Warriors--1870-1880.; Geographical Surveys West of the 100th Meridian...
- 1873
- Chippewa delegation
- Studio portrait of North American Indian (Chippewa / Ojibwa) and white men. The men wear suits. Some of the Indians wear beaded or woven sashes and bags, carved peace pipes, leggings, and braids. One of the white men reclines and leans on a cushion...
- Indians of North America--1860-1890.; Ojibwa Indians--1860-1890.; Calumets--1860-1890.; Clothing & dress--1860-1890.; Warriors--1860-1890.
- [between 1860 and 1890?]
- Big Foot's band of warriors
- Five Native American men, possibly members of Big Foot's band, stand in a row in the foreground near Pine Ridge, South Dakota. Included in the group are, from left, Bear-That-Runs-And-Growls, Warrior, One-Tooth-Gone, Sole (bottom of foot) and...
- Indians of North America--Clothing & dress.; Wild west shows--1880-1920.; Buffalo Bill, 1846-1917.; Buffalo Bill's Wild West Show.
- [1890?]
- Indian warriors in the mountains, Buffalo Bill's Wild West
- A group of seven Native American men poses on a cluster of rocks while touring with Buffalo Bill's Wild West Show in England. Several of the men have blankets wrapped around their shoulders.
- Wild west shows--1880-1920.; Buffalo Bill, 1846-1917.; Buffalo Bill's Wild West Show.; Indians of North America.
- [1887?]
- The writer of the Bent articles, George Bent, and his wife Magpie
- Portrait of George Bent, a mixed-blood who chose to live and fight as a Cheyenne warrior, with his wife Magpie. Bent wears a suit and moccasins, he has a moustache. Magpie wears a dress decorated with elk teeth, quillwork and fringe, and a hairpipe...
- Cheyenne Indians--1900-1910.; Indians of North America--1900-1910.; Warriors--1900-1910.; Women--1900-1910.; Bent, George, 1843-1918.; Magpie, wife of George Bent.
- 1906 March
- Brief histories of the Denver Public Schools
- Compiled for the administrative offices of the Denver Public Schools, this book contains brief histories for the majority of the Public Schools in Denver, Colorado up to they year 1952.
- Denver Public Schools--History.
- 1952
- A Walk on the West Side : The Story of an American High School
- Book regarding the history of West High School in Denver, Colorado from 1884 to 1984. Included are photographs of students and student publications.
- West High School (Denver, Colo.)
- 1984
- Manual Annual: 1909
- Yearbook for Denver Manual Training High School 1909
- Manual High School (Denver, Colo.)--Students--Yearbooks.; Denver Public Schools--Students--Yearbooks.; School yearbooks--Colorado--Denver.; High schools--Colorado--Denver--Periodicals.
- 1909
- The Annual: The North Side High School 1906
- North Denver High School yearbook for 1906
- Denver Public Schools--Students--Yearbooks.; North High School (Denver, Colo.)--Students--Yearbooks.; School yearbooks--Colorado--Denver.; High schools--Colorado--Denver--Periodicals.
- 1906
- Annual: North Side High School 1907
- North Denver High School yearbook for 1907
- Denver Public Schools--Students--Yearbooks.; North High School (Denver, Colo.)--Students--Yearbooks.; School yearbooks--Colorado--Denver.; High schools--Colorado--Denver--Periodicals.
- 1907