United States Indian School (Carlisle, Pa.)

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In reference to Nuyaka Mission and Carlisle School, etc. [LS70]

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Letters regarding the Indian Industrial School, Carlisle (Captain R.H. Pratt, Superintendent). (LS17, 497, 554, 1474, 1525) (See also Series 4: Photographs)

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This series consists of daguerreotypes, tintypes, photographs, photographic reproductions, photo-negatives, photo-postcards, and glass negatives. The first section is comprised of photographs of Alice Robertson taken at various stages of her life. The remaining section consists of photographs of other people and locations and is arranged alphabetically by surname, name of institution or organization, or name of location, followed by unidentified photographs.

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Incomplete typed transcription.

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A postcard depicting a large group of Native American students as well as some of their white teachers at an outing.

On the reverse in pencil is a handwritten note from one "Ernie" to "Mrs. Frank Gardner".

The cancelled stamp has been removed.

Scope and Contents A cabinet card by Choate showing a class of young men. There is numbering inked on the models, which correspond to the printed list pasted on the back.List reads "1. Clark Gregg, Assinaboine. 2. James Hill, Crow. 3. Pressly Houk, Piegan. 4. Samuel Gruett, Chippewa. 5 Arthur Johnson, Wyandotte. 6. John Sanborn, Gros Ventre. 7. William Lufkins, Chippewa. 8. Levi M. St. Cyr, Winnebago. 9. George Buck, Sioux. O. Timothy Henry, Tuscarora. 11. Samuel Sixkiller, Creek. 12. Jos. B....

Scope and Contents From the Series:

This series consists of daguerreotypes, tintypes, photographs, photographic reproductions, photo-negatives, photo-postcards, and glass negatives. The first section is comprised of photographs of Alice Robertson taken at various stages of her life. The remaining section consists of photographs of other people and locations and is arranged alphabetically by surname, name of institution or organization, or name of location, followed by unidentified photographs.