Box 1

Studio portrait of a seated man on the left identified as Enoch Six and a standing woman on his left identified as his wife, Ida Six. The woman has her right hand on the man's left shoulder.

Studio portrait of a man identified as William Penn Adair, 1830–1880.

Studio portrait of a man identified as William Penn Adair, 1830–1880.

Front of a medal that reads: "Awarded The Best Pianist Under 21 Years of Age. Among the Girls of the Five Nations at Muskogee Ind Ter to Miss Archer Cherokee Nation Oct 3rd 1884."

Back of medal awarded to Miss Archer. Reads: "Seminoles. Muskogees. Cherokees. Choctaws. Chicasaws. By Charles M. Stieff. Piano Mfr. Baltimore Md."

A group of men sit or stand in three rows outside a brick building with four windows. Two men lean out each of the two left windows.

A group of horse drawn wagons and carriages on the front side of a wooden fence. A large group of men gathered on the other side of the fence around a small stage upon which a single man stands.

Studio portrait of a man identified as Henry Chambers, 1823-1891.

Studio portrait of a man identified as Henry Chambers, 1823-1891.

The second Cherokee Female Seminary located in Tahlequah, Oklahoma. Constructed after the first Cherokee Female in Park Hill burned down. A group of people stand on the far left.