Digital Collections - Plains Indians - McCracken Research Library

Digital Collections: Plains Indians

The McCracken Research Library’s digital collections relating to Native Americans from the Great Plains:

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Plains Indian Collections

MS 032 Edward Becker Collection

MS 035 North American Indian Photographs — MS 035 North American
Indian Photograph Collection

MS 037 Mrs. George Bird Grinnell Indian Photographs

MS 056 Rinehart Indian Photograph Collection - The F.A. Rinehart Indian Photographic collection consists of 33 standard size images, and 118 oversize images of Native American Indians in a photographic studio setting, with approximately 10 images taken outside of a studio setting. — MS 056 Rinehart
Indian Photograph Collection

MS 095 William A. Petzoldt Latern Slides — MS 095 William Petzoldt Lantern Slides Collection

MS 165 Thomas Marquis Native American Nitrate Negatives — MS 165 Thomas Marquis
Nitrate Negatives

MS243 James Bama Collection - James Bama is a prominent illustrator and artist of the American West. He was one of the best known magazine and book illustrators in the country, with many Doc Savage book covers as examples of his work. After nearly 22 years as an illustrator in New York City, Bama moved to Wyoming in 1968. This collection comes from his studio and includes correspondence, research articles, photographs, negatives, gallery catalogs, magazines and books containing Bama’s illustrations. — MS 243 James Bama Collection

MS 247 Fred R. Meyer Photographs

MS 283 Julia E. Tuell Photographs

MS 320 Paul Dyck Collection — MS 320 Paul Dyck
Collection

MS 426 Ken Blackbird Photograph Collection

MS 438 Forrest Fenn - The Forrest Fenn Indian Photographs Collection consists of 2,200 photographs of various Native American Indian subjects acquired by collector, historian, and author Forrest Fenn. The photographs date primarily from 1880 to 1920 and were obtained from various repositories. — MS 438 Forrest Fenn
Indian Photographs

Digital Collections are works in progress. Please see the appropriate finding guides for more complete collection content.