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Montana Memory Project

Indian Chief: Joe La Moose Metadata for:

Indian man Nicola (Pix-on-che-la-hoit) Metadata for:

Indian man, Big Pielle, on a white horse Metadata for:

Indian woman Metadata for:

Indian woman Metadata for:

Indian, ready for dance Metadata for:

Indians in dance costumes Metadata for:

Isabell, papoose, and child Metadata for:

Jerome Vanderburg Metadata for:

Jerome Vanderburg's 'fraternal' grandmother Metadata for:

Joe Lamoose with his wife and child Metadata for:

Marie Grizzly Bear wearing a choker and beads Metadata for:

Native American family encampment near Mount Sentinel Metadata for:

Three Indian men in assorted finery Metadata for:

Victor Vanderburg with his daughter Cecille Metadata for: