White Out: A Monumental Arch to American History

Harry Patton, old time cowboy with the Three Block outfit, fiddling before an open fireplace.

Harry Campbell, Matador cowboy, and George Pattullo, writer and cowboy, before the entrance to the line camp which originally served as Matador headquarters. Harry's father, Judge Henry H. "Paint" Campbell was the founder of the Matadors. Matador Ranch, T

Indian Harry in Borrowed Finery

The Matador wagon cook, Harry Stewart, making a cobbler. Matador Ranch, Spur, Texas.

[Mrs. Harry P. Mera and Betty Toulouse (holding jar) in front of New Mexico flag]

The Matador chuck wagon [with cook Harry Stewart] in West pasture. Matador Ranch, Texas.

Recording List of Harry Cox. n.d.

Hunting Season at Hand [Harry Campbell and George Pattullo], Matador Ranch, Texas

[George Pattullo sitting on porch while young girl, elderly woman and man, possibly Harry Campbell, Henry Campbell's son]

Plaster Model Card [Camden, Harry Poole]

The Matador chuck wagon [with Harry Stewart driving] on the move, followed by the hoodlum wagon. Matador Ranch, Texas.

Client Card [Goff, Harry G., Pittsburgh, PA]

Chuck wagon of the Matador outfit [driven by Harry Stewart] moving to a new camp site, with hoodlum wagon trailing. Matador Ranch, Texas.

Harry Blanchard

Chuck wagon of the Matador outfit [with Harry Stewart driving] moving to a new camp site, followed by the hoodlum wagon. Matador Ranch, Texas.

Client Card [Fish, Harry P., New York City, NY]

Client Card [Shapiro, Harry H., New York City, NY]

Eliot Porter to Harry R. E. Hampton. March 7, 1969.

Client Card [Camden, Harry P., Cornell University, Ithaca, NY]