Carte de visite photographs.

Studio portrait of Wa-kan-o-zhan-zhan (English name: Medicine Bottle), pictured seated, his hair in 2 braids and a blanket wrapped around his shoulders. Said to have engaged in the Masscre of 1862; was a prisoner at Fort Snelling and condemned to death.

Studio portrait of Wah-bo-jeeg (English name: White Fisher), pictured seate, wrapped in a blanket, and looking away from the camera. Wah-bo-jeeg was a Gull Lake Chippewa Chief; an old warrior once taken prisoner by the Sioux and spoke the language.

Studio portrait of We-no-na (English name: First Born), pictured standing, her hair in 2 braids and wrapped in a blanket.

Studio portrait featuring an unidentified woman, her hair pulled back and parted in the middle.

Studio portrait of an unidentified caucasian girl, her hair held back with a hair band.

Studio portrait of an unidentified man. He stands with his right hand on the back of a chair. He holds a hat in his left hand.

Studio portrait of two unidentified men. Both sit with their arms linked together. The man on the right holds a gun perpendicular to the ground.