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John Otter and His Family
1910
John Otter, who is standing second from the left, posing with seven members of his family in an Indian village at the mouth of the Namakan River. There is a birch frame on the left which is used fo...
Dad the Photographer
1910
A view of Howard "Dad" Greene photographing an Indian man and a dog next to a jerky-drying frame. They are in an Indian village at the mouth of the Namakan River.
Carl Holds a Large Fish
1910
Carl posing outdoors holding a very large fish, with a fishing pole leaning against his shoulder.
Indian Boy
1910
A boy standing on a a run-down porch, framed by the door behind him. He is in an Indian village near Namakan Lake.
