Cho-Yeh-Chuba, Undated

Item — Box: 1, Folder: 1

Identifier: 1975.006.4.Alabama-Coushatta.010

Staff Only

Scope and Contents

A unidentified woman in traditional dress stands in a forest.

Dates

Creation: Undated

Creator

From the Collection: University of Tulsa. McFarlin Library (Organization)
From the Collection: Logsdon, Guy William, 1934-2018 (Person)

Access

This material is open for research use by any registered reader.

Extent

1 photographic_print

Language of Materials

English

Additional Description

Physical Description

Color lithograph on postcard.

General

Title supplied by cataloguer.

Photographer: T.A. Wright Photography, Sulphur Spings, Texas.

Printed on verso, top left: "Texas' Only Indian Reservation. Home of the Alabama-Coushatta Tribes. 17 Miles East of Livingston on U.S. 190. The 'Cho-Yeh-Chuba' (Big Pine) Nature Trail is 1 1/2 miles of seldom seen virgin forest along a beautiful spring-fed stream. 80 tress and shrubs of teh "Big Thicket" are identified with one Lob-lolly Pine over 216 years old. This ancient tree was growing before the Declaration of Independence was signed."

Printed on verso, center: T.A. Wright Photography, Sulphur Spings, Texas.

Printed on verso, bottom center: "88218."

Printed on verso, top right: "Place Stamp Here. Post Card. Address."