Oraibi (Ariz.).

Two unidentified people stand wrapped in blankets outside of a building with two doors and two windows. Snow on the ground.

A line of unidentified people starts left front and ends right back. A multistoried building with a large window/door behind the line. A multistoried building to the left has a balcony with people standing on it.

A group of unidentified people, most wrapped in blankets, sit or stand outside. Buildings visible behind them. A low, stone terrace to their left.

Group of unidentified people stand ouside of a two storied building to the right. The front of the building has three windows, one of which is on the second story. The left side of the building has three windows and two doors. A large wooden barrel is upright at the corner of the house.

A group of unidentified men wearing masks and ceremonial dress stand outside buildings to the left. More people stand on the roofs of these buildings.

An unidentified woman is bent over a round wooden container on a bench outside. A large wooden barrel is to the left of her. A small building is behind her.

An unidentified woman stands outside, angled left, with a child on her back.

Three unidentified young women stand outside, wrapped in blankets. A building is visible to the left.

A group of unidentified women and children stand outisde. A building is behind them to the right.

Willard L. Metcalf kept a record of an exploration trip to Oraibi in the Southwest where he had gone to illustrate some Frank H. Cushing articles for Century Magazine. He later became a landscape painter. The manuscript is entitled "Zuni Indian Trip" and is dated December 7, 1882, to February 1, 1883. A typed copy also done by Metcalf is with the original.