Box 2

A group of men playing lacrosse outside.

Park identified as Boulder Park, Tulsa.

Circular plate in the ground reads "Osage Cherokee Creek." Represents the boundry between the Osage, Cherokee, and Creek nations. Located in Tulsa, Oklahoma.

Three people identified as (Left to Right): Mrs. Willie Conner, Willie Conner, and Nettie Conner Bear.

Two women are seated, facing the camera. The woman on the left sits on a bed and wears a blue dress, the woman on the right sits in a wheelchair and wears a pink dress. A table with plants is placed in front of a window with its curtains closed on the right.

Studio portrait of a woman identified as Angeline, 1820 - May 31, 1896, the daughter of Chief Seattle.

A two story house with a balcony around the second floor and a totem pole in front. The totem is identified as Skool-Kahs in Howkan, Alaska. A second, unadorned wooden pole is erected in front of and to the left of the Skool-Kahs totem. A man stands with his right hand on the totem. Two windows are visible on the second story and two windows on the first, with the window on the left being smaller and located above a door. House identified as belonging to Chief Skowl's sucessor.

View of a stone building identified as the Havasupai Indian Reservation Agency, Cataract Canyon, Arizona. A large tree grows in front of the building to the right. A canyon wall rises behind the building to the right.

Image of a three storied stone walled building with multiple doors, windows, and ladders. A tree is located to the left of the building. Two unidentified people stand close to the building.

Exposed beams and a dirt floor with a hearth in the center of a room. A loom to the far left. Several bags of unidentified materials against the wall.