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Portrait of a Ho-Chunk Woman
circa 1890-1899
Full-length studio portrait of Ho-Chunk woman standing, Josephine Pettibone, Decorah, Davis.
Albert Yellowthunder
circa 1940-1949
Colorized postcard image of Colonel Chief Albert Yellowthunder of the Ho-Chunk Nation. He is wearing traditional native attire and is holding an object, which may be a pipe. Caption reads: "Chief Y...
Young Eagle
circa 1890-1899
Posed portrait of Ho-Chunk man, Young Eagle, also called Chack-Scheb-Nee-Neik-Ah.
Ho-Chunk Woman with Baskets
circa 1890-1899
Studio portrait of an elderly Ho-Chunk woman with baskets.
Ho-Chunk Man with Eagle Feather
circa 1890-1899
Studio portrait of Ho-Chunk man in profile with eagle feather.
Portrait of a Ho-Chunk Woman
circa 1890-1899
Full-length studio portrait of a Ho-Chunk Woman standing. She is the sister of Pete Pettibone.
