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Winnebago (Ho-Chunk) Men
1880
Illustration of Winnebago (Ho-Chunk) men. One of them may be Yellow Thunder.
Cigarette Sales
June 1981
Winnebago Enterprises trailer, advertising drive-up cigarette sales.
Yellow Thunder Monument
1910
Monument for Yellow Thunder, Chief of the Winnebago tribe. The inscriptions read, "Yellow Thunder, Chief of the Winnebago, born 1774 - died 1874. And his squaw, died 1863 (1868?). Erected by the Sa...
Chief John Young
John Young, Potawatomi Indian Chief near Marshfield. He came to Wisconsin from Illinois about 1840. He is buried in the Indian Village at McCord, Wisconsin.
