Box 2

Three story building with a bell tower located center, rear. Two small wings extend left and right of the tower. Two chimneys are located at the far end of each wing. A dirt road leads to the front entrance in between the two wings. Shrubs line both sides of the road. Two smaller buildings are visible behind, one to the left, one to the right. Building purported to be part of Chilocco Indian School.

View of Chilocco Indian School across a pond. An unidentified person sits in a canoe next to a small island with a few short trees on it.

Building with a single, large chimney located towards the center of the building. A body of water is located behind the building to the left. An unidentified man walks beside the building on the far right next to a wagon. The building is identified as the Power House of Chilocco Indians School.

Group of men stand, sit, or squat in front of a building with two windows. Five men stand in the back row and five men sit or squat in the front row. 11 bats and 2 baseball mitts are on the ground in front of the group. Identifed as Chilocco Indian School's baseball team.

Studio portrait of five men, two standing in the back and three seated in front, identified as the Dawes Commission.

An Indian cemetery surrounded by a barbed wire fence.

Artist's rendering of Custer locating the bodies of Lt. Kidder and his men near Goodland, Kansas. Naked bodies lie on the ground pierced by multiple arrows. Three men are on horseback and one on foot.

A room with eleven beds arranged in two parallel rows without space between the beds within each row, but with a gap where a pipe descends from high in the wall between the headboards two rows. A single window with a curtain is at the end of the far left row of beds.

Eleven girls and one woman stand in a kitchen with table and pans full of oblong loafs of uncooked bread. The girl on the far left holds a rolling pin. The woman has a white hat. A door is on the rear wall on the far left. A large pipe is against the right wall. A clock is on the wall behind most girls.

A dining hall with three windows on the rear wall and two on the right wall. Two women stand behind the tables to the right. All tables are covered in a tablecloth and have children sitting at them.