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

P.74.036 — MS 004
Anne Black
Collection

MS 011
Carol Hunter
Collection

MS 019
F.H. Sandberg
Collection

MS 029
Mummy Cave
Excavation

P.32.18 — MS 032
Edward Becker
Collection

MS 033
Joseph Roebling
Photographs

P.35.91 — MS 035
North American
Indian Photographs

MS 036
Fahr Collection of
Indian Portraits

MS 037
George Bird Grinnell
Photographs

MS 038
Brown Brothers
Indian Portraits

MS 040
Fort Belknap
Photographs

MS 042
Adolph Spohr
Photographs

MS 043
Roland Reed
Collection

MS 045
Wind River Agency
Photographs

MS 047
David R. Phillips
Photographs

MS 049
Plains Indian
Stereographs

MS 053
Edward S. Curtis
Collection

MS 054
D.F. Barry
Photographs

MS 056
Frank A. Rinehart
Indian Photographs

MS 057
Guilfoyle Plains
Indian Photographs

MS 068
Dr. Ferdinand
Shoemaker Collection

MS 078
Dr. Edward H. Latham
Photographs

MS 083
Through the Eyes of
an Indian

MS 087
Plains Indian
Ledger Drawings

MS 088
George Hyde
Letters

MS 095
William A. Petzoldt
Lantern Slides

MS 100
L.A. Huffman
Photographs

MS 124
Dakota Language
Books

MS 135
Chief Plenty Coups
Funeral

MS 148
Chief Plenty Coups
Photographs

MS 161
Red Eagle: Buffalo
Bill’s Adopted Son

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

MS 190
Chief Samson Grant
and Bill Hulse

MS 206
American Indian
Treaties

MS 212
W. Langdon Kihn
Indian Portraits

MS 225
Ellis ‘Rabbit’
Knows Gun

MS 229
Autochrome Travel
Lantern Slides

MS 239
Royal Hassrick
Indian Photographs

MS 241
Major William
Richard Logan

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 247
Fred R. Meyer
Photographs

MS 264
Eskimo
Cookbook

MS 266
Plains Indian Museum
Dedication

MS 267
Joe Medicine
Crow

MS 268
Sioux Language and
Wyoming Brands

MS 269
Lone Wolf
Artwork

MS 283
Julia E. Tuell
Photographs

MS 284
William D.
Owsley

MS 287
Wind River
Shoshone

MS 320 Paul Dyck Collection — MS 320
Paul Dyck
Collection

MS 426 Ken Blackbird Photograph 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

MS 439
Plains Indian
Seminar

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