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Seminole

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Portraits of Seminole ministers and college students; Baptist meeting house; churches. Views of John E. Brown, Secretary of tribe, and his family outside home; and Gen. John Peter Cleaver Shanks with unidentified white man and black man.

Views of pioneer town of Eureka Springs, Arkansas, ca. 1875, showing wooden storefronts, saloon, trade stores, spring water source, and townspeople gathered for photograph.

People identified: James Factor; John Chupco; Rev. Mundy Durant (Black Baptist preacher); John Jumper and his new church; Rebecca Jumper; John F. Brown and family; Gen. John Peter Cleaver Shanks. Photographers/publishers: John K. Hillers; unidentified.

Type
Visual Materials(Opens in new tab)
Production date
approximately 1869-approximately 1915.
Call number
photCL 275
Creator
Ingalls, George W (1838-1921)(Opens in new tab)
Provenance
Purchased from Mrs. Elizabeth A. Ingalls, 1923.
Restrictions
Advance arrangements for viewing negatives must be made in advance with the Curator of Photographs. The collection is open to qualified researchers by prior application through the Reader Services Department.
Associated people
Barry, D. F. (1854-1934,)
Bell, C. M. (approximately 1849-1893,)
Brady, Mathew B., (approximately 1823-1896,)
Gentile, Carlo, (1835-1893,)
Hillers, John K., (1843-1925,)
Moorhouse, Lee, (1850-1926,)
Randall, A. F. (1832-1909,)
Savage, C. R. (1823-1899,)
Shindler, A. Zeno (1856-1916,)
Vroman, A. C.
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