Cherokee District school house and scholars, Tahlequah, 1879

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  Class and teachers of Young Ladies Seminary, 1879. Tahlequah, Indian Territory

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  Male High School, Tahlequah, Indian Territory

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  Students and teachers posed outside school building for the Cherokee Nation.

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  Cherokee boys and their teacher in Male High School, 1879

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  Class in Geometry, Young Ladies Seminary, 1879. Tahlequah, Indian Territory

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  Cherokee

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  Portraits of Cherokee Indians identified by Ingalls as missionaries, preachers and teachers. Several views of school and seminary buildings; group portraits of students and teachers; children from "Orphan Asylum" in front of U.S. Agency office; Cherokee National Female Seminary near Tahlequah, Oklahoma; Baptist Indian Institute and Theological school; scenery around Tahlequah. People identified: William P. Ross; his brother, D. H. Ross; J. A. Scales; Col. Jesse Chisholm; James Taylor; Daniel Gritts; Rev. Levi Walkingstick; Huckleberry Downing; G. W. Hicks; Adam Lacie (or Lacy); Mark Bean and Pete Markam; John R. Vann; Letitia Fields; Lydia Sixkiller; Mary Jones (daughter of a white missionary who was adopted by the Cherokee Council); Little Foot; Rev. John Buttrick Jones and family. Photographer: John K. Hillers; unidentified.

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