Osage Indians.

Scope and Contents A cabinet card depicting Two flags, one the United States of America, the other unidentified, are in the center of a large circle of people seated outside. There are gaps in the circle where there is no one sitting. A single tree is within the circle to the right of the flags. "Indian Dancers" are likely Otoe and/or Osage, and the location is near Hominy, Oklahoma. "7" and "Hoyt" written on back in ink. Croft imprint on front.Title taken from front of photograph. Printed on...

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Handwritten and signed letter form Isaac T. Gibson (U.S. Indian Agent, Osage Agency) to U.S. Commissioner Churchill. Regarding property stolen from Samuel Beivnew. Handwritten note from Beivnew to Campbell Leflore (c. 1872) on verso.

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Photocopy of letter from Moses E. Clapp to Secretary of the Interior regarding bill H.R. 15333.

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Article from AAPG Explorer: "Osage Indian Lease Sale Brings $4.9 Million."

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Title taken from top of recto.

Carbon copy typed draft of a fragment pertaining to tribal government and bibliographical references.

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Christmas greeting card from Betty and Oscar Payne with black and white photographic print of the Union Mission marker attached to the front. Information about Union Mission printed inside, left.

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Pamphlet titled "Visit the Osage Nation."

Collected by Dick Tenney.