Salt Meadows, Atlantic City, New Jersey

Standing Buffalo or Tatanka nazin

Red Ensign or Wa-pa-ha-sa

[Views of Cripple Creek fire of 1896]

Sunday Afternoon

Bird Head or Waj-in-ga-ba

Black Beaver

Portrait (Front) of Ma-To-Chu-Tu-Hu or Ma-To-Chu-Ayuk-Sah or Mato Cutuhu (Bear's Rib) in Partial Native Dress with Peace Medal and Headdress and Holding Pipe, Pipe-tomahawk and Bag

Love Letter I

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Old Mill by Moonlight

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Untitled; From the Seventies: Vol. 2 (Baby Doll Cadillac) (CR Number EG36638)

Mary Ann Savage was a Faithful Mormon All Her Life. She Was a Plural Wife. She Was a Pioneer. She Crossed the Plains in 1856 with Her Family when She was Six Years Old. Her Mother Pushed Her Little Children across Plain and Desert in a Hand-cart. A Sister

Mormon Mother Who Says She's "Been Looking Up at That Old Black Ridge" Since 1877. She Has Borne Ten Children. Sitting with Her Husband on the Steps of Their Old Stone House at Evening, She Turned to Him and Quietly Said, "And None Died, is There, Dad?" a

Mayra

Family Reunion