Photograph album of Southwest Pueblos and portraits of Indian leaders, 1867-1890

Taos Pueblo, New Mexico.

Santa Clara Pueblo, New Mexico.

View of unidentified pueblo.

View of people gathered in plaza of Cochiti Pueblo.

Food drying on roof of pueblo buildings, Oraibi, Arizona.

Nambe Pueblo and surrounding landscape, New Mexico.

Panoramic view of San Ildefonso Pueblo, New Mexico and landscape.

View of corn drying on rooftop, San Juan Pueblo, New Mexico.

Children and wooden carreta (or cart) in Sandia Pueblo, New Mexico.

View of buildings and church, San Juan Pueblo, New Mexico.

View of Taos Pueblo, with ovens in foreground.

Sipaulovi, a Hopi Indian village on the Second Mesa, Arizona.

View of Laguna pueblo and surrounding landscape.

View of Hopi pueblo of Walpi, First Mesa, Arizona.

Hopi Indian village of Hano.

Terraced Houses, Zuni.

Zuni, looking Southeast toward Dowa Yalanne (Corn Mountain) in distance.

Hopi women standing in a circle during a ceremonial dance.

Hopi Indians at Sipaulovi, Second Mesa, Arizona.

Eastern court of Oraibi, Ariz.

Oraibi, Moki Town.

Sipaulovi seen at a distance, on top of mesa.

View south on First Mesa from Hano, with Sichomovi and Walpi in distance.

Zuni, N.M.

Dancers Rock. Wolpi, Ariz.

Navajo Hogan.

Mi-Xa-Cka (White Swan), Called Frank Laflesche, Sr. (left) and Kha-Ka-Sapa (Black Crow) (right).

Standing Bear (left) and Shu-Da-Ga-Ka (Smoke Maker), Chief of Native Police (right).

Hde-Da-Ska (White Eagle) (left) and Ump-Pa-Tonga (Big Elk), Called Robert Primeau, Son of Lone Chief (right).

Ponca Ga-Hi-Ge (The Chief) (left) and Chief Ta-Ton-Ga-Non-Zhin or Ta-Tan-Ka-Nu-Zhe (Standing Buffalo Bull) (right).

Mato Wayumni (Grizzly Bear That Turns Around) or Ma-Ta-Wa-Yu-Mi (The Bear That Frightens) (left) and Ista-Sapa (Black Eye) (right).

Sit-Ka-Cha-Ka (Little Bird) (left) and Pte-Wa-Kan-Na-Gi (The Medicine Cow), a Yankton Sioux chief (right)

Ma-To-Ko-Kepa (Afraid of the Bear) (left) and Pte-Yah-Pa-Ma-Sa (Iron Black Bird) (right)

Whoe-A-Ke (Eagle Man) or (Human Male War Eagle) or (Man Who Packs the Eagle) (left) and To-Ki-Ya-Wi-Ka-Kte (First To Kill) or (He Kills First) (right)

Kah-Kah-Tah-A-Ke-Ah, (Flying Bird), a Sioux Chief (left) and Na-Ji-Wa-Kan (Sacred Ghost) or (Mysterious Ghost) (right)

Psicha Wakinyan or Psi-Ca-Na-Kin-Yan (Jumping Thunder) (left) and Wa-Hukeza Nonpa or Wa-Hu-Ke-Zi Nompa (Two War Spears) or Tow-A-Hu-Ka-Sa-No-Pa (Two Lances), Called Two Lance (right, 1867)

Ta-Tsan-Op-Ki-An (Flying Pipe) (left) and Wi-Ya-Ko-Mi (Feather in the Ear) or (Earrings) (right)

Ta-Ta-Ka-Wa-Kan (Sacred Bull) (left) and Chante Ha or Shanta-Ya or Cante-Ha (Heart Skin) or (Skin of the Heart) (right)

Chief Manuelito Holding Rifle in Case, Bow Nearby (left) and Sub-chief Narbona Primero (right)

Captain Cayatanita, Brother of Manuelito (left) and Barbas Hueros or Light Beard (right)

Cabra Negra, Captain and Sub-chief (left) and Captain Carnero Mucho (right)

Juanita, Chief Manuelito's Favorite Wife (left) and Manuelito Segundo, Son of Chief Manuelito and Juanita (right).

Lai-Yu-Ah-Tsai-Lun-Kya (left) and  We-Wha (Zuni male tranvestite) in Female Native Dress with Squash Blossom Necklace (right)

Zuni Governor Hai-Ya-Ah-Tsai-Hi or Pedro Pino (left) and Kis-I-Ti-Wa or Kisota (right)

Governor Pahlowahtiwa or Paincio Pino or Paliwahtiwa (left) and Osh-U-Ton (Winding Stream) (right)

Shining River (left) and On-A-Wat (Cannot Do It) (right)

Pushitoniqua (left) and Ma-Va-Ta-Na-Han-Ska (Long Mandan), Grandfather of Peter Tall Mandan

Ta-Shung-Ga-Kin-Is-Ca (Spotted Horse) (left) and Es-En-Ce (Little Shell) or Ais-Aince (Little Clam) or Ayabe-Way-We-Tung (He Who Rests On His Way) (right).

Shay-Wi-Zick (Sour Spittle) (left) and Grey Eagle, Essa-Queta Apache (right).

Cha-Ta-Se (Yellow Hawk) (left) and unidentified Native American man holding spear and shield.