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Pipe Dyer's Trading Post
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Two men and one woman in Native American costume stand near a fence and a U.S. flag outside the entrance of Pipe Dyer's Trading Post in Fort Dells. There are rugs hanging outside the store and teepees visible in the background. A sign on the trading post advertises film and postcards.
circa 1950-1959
H.H. Bennett Studio
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Best Stand Rock Indian Ceremonial Group Dances
circa 1950-1959
Dancers at Stand Rock Indian Ceremonial, in the Amphitheater.
Evangeline Bennett
1916
Evaline Bennett, wife of Henry Hamilton Bennett, in a white dress outside the studio hanging framed images.
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.
Green Corn Dance at Stand Rock Indian Ceremonial
circa 1950-1959
Slightly elevated view of a group of dancers in ceremonial clothing, performing the Green Corn dance. There is a teepee among trees in the background.
Path at Narrows
1950
Hillside path at Narrows during the Fall. The river is visible beyond trees on the left.
