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| Description: | Several individuals, two dogs, and two cats gather around a tent set up near a building, while other individuals gather around a horse on the right. |
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| Description: | A large group of women gathered outdoors, possibly cutting potatoes. In the background is a tent. |
| Date: | 1906 |
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| Description: | Frank Browneagle (HeWaKaKayReKah) and his wife, Annie Snake (KhaWinKeeSinchHayWinKah) stand in front of their two homes. The domed wigwam (ciiporoke) on th... |
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| Description: | Several Ho-Chunk and European American men, women, and children standing and kneeling in a field. Probably picking cranberries at Gebhardt's nursery. A lar... |
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| Description: | Ho-Chunk women and men sitting in front of and under cloth awnings on blankets with their backs to the camera, probably a powwow. On the blankets are also ... |
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| Description: | Four Ho-Chunk children and one more off to the right are posing standing in front of an arbor with an United States flag on a long pole, probably at a poww... |
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| Description: | Ho-Chunk awnings and tents with a few individuals nearby, including a child in a light-colored dress, and a woman with a long braid sitting in the grass. P... |
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| Description: | View from a distance towards an arbor, with tents and a few awnings surrounding it. A few individuals are sitting underneath in the shade. Possibly a Ho-Ch... |
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| Description: | View towards children wearing caps and standing in a field, with tents and awnings in the distance. Possibly a Ho-Chunk powwow encampment. The shadow of a ... |
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| Description: | European American men, women, and children posing sitting and standing underneath an arbor around a medicine drum and a Ho-Chunk man. |
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| Description: | View from distance of several awnings and tents lining a field with several individuals. Possibly a Ho-Chunk powwow encampment. |
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| Description: | View from distance of several awnings lining a field. Individuals can be seen around and underneath them. Possibly a Ho-Chunk powwow encampment. |
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| Description: | A European American man holding a cane and wearing a suit and straw hat is standing on the left and looking left. He is in front of an awning in a field. I... |
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| Description: | Ho-Chunk and European American men and boys in front of an arbor and tent with United States flags on top. Probably meeting of the Blue Wing Band at Valley... |
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| Description: | Ho-Chunk man wearing hat mounted on horse. He is holding what appears to be a glass bottle in his right hand. Another Ho-Chunk man is lying face down acros... |
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| Description: | Ho-Chunk man sitting on a horse in a field. In the background near trees is a lodge. |
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| Description: | A Ho-Chunk man is posing standing in a field, holding an object in his left hand. He is wearing regalia including a long bandoleer which appears to have be... |
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| Description: | Two horses are in the foreground, and a Ho-Chunk lodge, cloth tent, and a food preparation platform or arbor are in the distance in a clearing surrounded b... |
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| Description: | Alice Cloud and Mrs. Mallory making frybread at a cranberry camp at Trow’s Marsh. The marsh extends from south of Merrillan to north of Millston. Frybread ... |
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| Description: | Three Ho-Chunk children posing for a group portrait in a field known as Browneagle Bottoms. The children are, left to right, Maude Browneagle (WeHunKah), L... |
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