Carter Notch from Jackson, N.H.

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

Shadows and Reflections, Cypress Creek, Wimberley, TX

Carl Milles, Swedish Sculptor

Indian Chiefs Who Counciled with General Miles and Settled the Indian War

Navaho Portrait, Georgie Garcia

Barbara Morgan Painting in Grand Canyon

Chief Che Wangekihi or Tcha-Wan-Na-Ga-He or Buffalo Chief

The Sacred Hawk or Little Crow, also The Hawk That Hunts Walking

No. 115. Manitou Series - A Rift in the Rocks, Glen, Eyrie

A Monterey Morning

School facilities for family use.

Street Scene, Saturday Afternoon, Huntsville, Texas

Benjamin Reifel (U.S. Army) Member of the Sioux Tribe Visiting With Some of His Friends at Tribal Celebration, Pine Ridge, South Dakota

Navajo Weaver, Mrs. Burnside, Wife of Silversmith

Delores, Melrose Plantation, Louisiana

Family Reunion

Black Beaver

Standing Buffalo or Tatanka nazin