[First Monday Trade Day in Bonham, when farmers and ranchers came to town to bring livestock and goods for trading in the City Square]

[First Monday Trade Day in Bonham, when farmers and ranchers came to town to bring livestock and goods for trading in the City Square]

[First Monday Trade Day in Bonham, when farmers and ranchers came to town to bring livestock and goods for trading in the City Square]

[First Monday Trade Day in Bonham, when farmers and ranchers came to town to bring livestock and goods for trading in the City Square]

[First Monday Trade Day in Bonham, when farmers and ranchers came to town to bring livestock and goods for trading in the City Square]

[First Monday Trade Day in Bonham, when farmers and ranchers came to town to bring livestock and goods for trading in the City Square]

[Portrait of two women under an umbrella, Fort Erie]

Client Card [Kiselemans, Stockbridge, MA]

The Travellers Meeting with Minatarre Indians. Near Fort Clark.

North Wind or Sho-Won also known as The South Wind

25 Miles from Fort Yuma, Up the River (Purple Hill Pass)

Client Card [Akerlund, Gosta, Stockholm, Sweden]

Encampment of Piekann Indians, near Fort McKenzie on the Muscleshell River

Major Gordon W. ("Pawnee Bill") Lillie, famous showman of the southwest. This picture was made while he was touring the eastern states, and the photographer, Erwin E. Smith, was in art school in Boston. Photographed with a painted scenic backdrop from the

Major Gordon W. ("Pawnee Bill") Lillie, famous showman of the southwest. This picture was made while he was touring the eastern states, and the photographer, Erwin E. Smith, was in art school in Boston. Photographed with a painted scenic backdrop from the

Major Gordon W. ("Pawnee Bill") Lillie, famous showman of the southwest. This picture was made while he was touring the eastern states, and the photographer, Erwin E. Smith, was in art school in Boston. Photographed against a painted backdrop of the trave

Fort Sumpter

CourtiaWorth, The Witkin Gallery, Inc., New York, New York, to Laura Gilpin. May 19, 1979.

Fort Garry

Martyr Tree and Ruin of Old Fort Santa Maria del Real