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Ma-ah-go-quah
Date: 1880s or 1890s
Portrait of Potawatomie Indian Ma-ah-go-quah who was John Bigfoot’s wife.
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Nah-Nim-Nuk-Skuk
Date: 1880s or 1890s
Portrait of Potawatomie Indian Nah-Nim-Nuk-Skuk.
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Louis Vieux
Date: 1880s or 1890s
This is a studio portrait of Louis Vieux. Of Potawatomi Indian and French ancestry, Louis Vieux was an early resident of area that became Pottawatomie County in 1847 or 1848.…
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Pottawatomie Baptist Indian Mission
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View of the Pottawatomie Baptist Mission, in Shawnee County west of Topeka, Kansas.
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Pottawatomie Baptist Indian Mission
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View of the Pottawatomie Baptist Mission, in Shawnee County west of Topeka, Kansas.
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Potawatomie bark house dwelling
Date: Between 1890 and 1920
View of two Potawatomie Indians, Dumond Kwalski (?) and Joe Sullvan, posing in front of a bark house dwelling.
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Ellen and Carrie Vieux
Date: Between 1880 and 1889
Studio portrait of sisters-in-law Ellen and Carrie Vieux, Potawatomie Indians.
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Potawatomie bark house
Date: Between 1890 and 1919
This is a photograph of a Pottawatomie bark house from around the turn of the twentieth century. Winter residences of the Pottawatomie tended to be dome-shaped and rounded.
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Potawatomie Indian dwelling
Date: Between 1890 and 1920
This is a photograph of a single Potawatomie Indian bark house.
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Prairie Band dancers
Date: Between 1940 and 1970
This is a view of a group of Pottawatomie Indian, Prairie Band, dancers. There is a teepee and other tents in the photograph. They appear to be at a fair…
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Potawatomie Indian dancers
Date: 1925
View of five Potawatomie Indian dancers at Topeka, Kansas. The Theo. Poehler Mercantile Co. building is in the background.
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Potawatomie dancers, Topeka, Kansas
Date: 1925
This photograph shows a group of Potawatomi dancers gathered in Topeka, Kansas. The dancers ,some of whom are carrying bows and arrows, are dressed in traditional clothing. In the background…
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Sun dance gathering
Date: Between 1880 and 1910
This is a view of a group of Pottawatomie Indians gathered for a Sun Dance. The location is unknown.
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Potawatomie children on horseback
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This is a photograph of four Potawatomie schoolchildren riding double on horseback.
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Potawatomie children
Date: Between 1890 and 1920
Informal portrait of three Potawatomie children in tribal clothing.
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Potawatomi children wading in a pond
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This photograph shows a group of five Potawatomi school children (four boys and one girl) wading in a pond. Also visible is a man holding two horses in the background.
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Potawatomie man
Date: Between 1890 and 1899
A studio portrait of an unidentified Potawatomie man wearing an elaborate beaded belt. This may be the father of Nettie Wapp, Kitchkumee, who appears in another portrait under unit id…
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Kas-O-Be-Tuck, Angeline, and Wah-We-Ack-Much, Potawatomie
Date: Between 1909 and 1911
Studio portrait of Kas-O-Be-Tuck, Angeline, and Wash-We-Ack-Much.
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Potawatomie Nation members
Date: 1957
An informal portrait of four members of the Potawatomie Nation, identified as Curtis Pequano, Mrs. Bernard Keesis, Bernard Keesis, and Nettie Wapp.
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Nettie Wapp (Ke Wak-Wam) and Minnie Evans (Kiwet Mo Ge)
Date: 1915
Viewing two Pottawatomie women, Nettie Wapp (Ke Wak Wam) and Minnie Evans (Ki Wet Mo Ge).
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Irma Pequano and Nettie Wapp
Date: 1957
Viewing two Pottawatomie women, Irma Pequano and Nettie Wapp.
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Na Se Ka
Date: 1880s or 1890s
A portriat of Na Se Ka, who was the grandson of Chief Wabaunsee and a member of the Potawatomi tribe.
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Potawatomie Baptist Indian Mission, Topeka, Kansas
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View of the Potawatomie Baptist Mission, in Shawnee County west of Topeka, Kansas.
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Jim Kegg
Date: 1880s or 1890s
Portrait of Potawatomie Indian Jim Kegg in full dress regalia.
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Grave site of Kack Kack
Date: 1950s or 1960s ?
Photo of unidentified man at grave of Kack-Kack, Chief of Pottawatomie Indians, southwest of Holton, northwest of Mayetta, Kansas.