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Indian Boys Practice Archery
1956
Six Native American boys and teenagers take part in an archery competition. They are holding their bows and carrying arrows in a bag on their backs. Riley Sine is calling off scores to the scorekee...
Sam Carley Blowsnake and Jacob Lone Tree
circa 1890-1899
Sam Carley Blowsnake and Jacob Lone Tree stand side by side, drawing back arrows in their bows. People are standing in the background.
Reese Sisters and Avery Lone Tree
1957
Debby Reese takes a photograph of Lisa Reese and Avery Lone Tree at the Winnebago Indian Village.
Indian Summer at Wisconsin Dells
circa 1950-1959
View towards a man wearing colorful clothing and a headdress, and holding a long bow and arrow. He is sitting on a rock formation high above the water.
Pipe Dyer's Indian Village
circa 1950-1959
View across grass towards a group of Ho-Chunk people sitting together at their summertime village, which was managed by Roland "Pipe" Dyer. There are trees in the foreground and behind the village.
