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Semi-Centennial Pow Wow
1908
Drummers and dancers at Semi-Centennial Pow Wow. Spectators are in the background, and a canvas is stretched around the clearing to make an enclosure. Buildings are on the far right.
Copy Photograph of Clear Sky Winneshiek
Copy photograph of a Ho-Chunk woman posing sitting and wearing long earrings and a shawl, and another woman and a child standing on the left. Clear Sky Winneshiek, the wife of Frank Winneshiek and ...
Women Dancing a Routine
Four young women dancing outdoors in a synchronized line, probably at Rock Spring Park.
Women Dancing in Field
Two women dance barefoot in tall grass while another woman sits on the ground and tends to her feet, probably Mrs. J.J. McGillivray.
Dancers Forming a Circle
Dancers form a circle while two seated men play a guitar and a mandolin.
Roy, Rosada and Mrs. Van Schaick
Interior portrait of two women and a man posing sitting. Identified from left to right as Roy Van Schaick, Rosada Van Schaick, and the wife of Charles Van Schaick.
