Photographs, Native Americans of the Southwest

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1 convention program (National Association of Railroad Women Eighth Annual Convention, La Fonda Hotel, Santa Fe, N.M. October 8-10, 1951) transferred to History Collections and 82 photographs of various sizes (about 28 fully identified) depicting Native American people, events, and scenes of daily life, ca. 1948. Photograph subjects include NFPW members with Karen Temechi at Hopi House, Grand Canyon, Arizona, May 12, 1956; Santa Fe Indian Village, Chicago Railroad Fair, Chicago, Illinois; Plaque weaver Alice Talawiftema, Shipaulovi Pueblo, Hopi, Arizona Santa Fe Indian Village, Chicago Railroad Fair; Group on trail down Grand Canyon Feb. 21, 1951 by Kolb Bros.; Navajo "air raid warden" standing atop hogan; Jemez Hoop Dance; White Cloud Hoop dancers, Jemez Pueblo; Horse Tail Dance, Jemez Pueblo; Butterfly Dance, Shipaulovi Pueblo, Hopi, Arizona; Navajo men shearing sheep; Maria Martinez polishing pottery, San Ildefonso Pueblo; Navajo Shepherd with sheep flock near Chinle, Arizona; Navajo silversmith, Hopi House, Grand Canyon, Arizona; Oklahoma Indians doing a fast war dance, parade, 36th Inter-Tribal Indian Ceremonial Gallup, New Mexico; Parade, Inter-Tribal Indian Ceremonial, Gallup, New Mexico; Apache Devil dancers, Inter-Tribal Indian Ceremonial, Gallup, New Mexico; Horse Tail dancers performing in studio (Jemez Pueblo ?); Indian children at Santa Fe Indian Village, Chicago Railroad Fair; Indian dance group September 6, 1948; Eagle Dance group September 6, 1948; Unidentified Indian dance couple; Unidentified Indian dancers with crowd by Don Erb; Unidentified Indians and tipi exhibit, Two unidentified Indian men, by George C. Hight; "California Beauties" boarding new Santa Fe Trailways bus; Inaugural ceremonies for new Santa Fe Trailways buses; Unidentified Indian man holding dance sash, Unidentified Indian jeweler; Unidentified Indian Buffalo Dancers by R. 0. Harpham, Unidentified Indian Eagle Dancers by R. 0. Harpham; Unidentified Indian drummer R. 0. Harpham; Two unidentified Indian potters; Unidentified Indian woman removing bread from horno, Taos; Nadine Lucas, Hopi; Unidentified Indian boy sitting holding rattle; Anthony Moquino, San Juan Pueblo; Victor Charley's grandson, Hopi; Rosie Moquino, San Juan; Unidentified Indian boy sitting on rock wall; Unidentified Indian boy sitting on wall [hand-colored]; Unidentified Indian boy sitting on wall; Herman Sandoval, Navajo; Victor Charley's grandson, Hopi; Unidentified Indian boys in headdresses; Unidentified Indian boy on ladder; Unidentified Indian boy dancers sitting and standing; Unidentified Indian boy (nude); Unidentified Indian girl; Indian children, Hopi, September 24, 1949; Nadine Lucas, Hopi; Unidentified woman by Ethel Orrick; Unidentified woman and cradleboard doll; Unidentified woman and Indian dancers; Hastiin Klah, Navajo [hand-colored] by T. Harmon Parkhurst; Unidentified boy, Taos Pueblo [hand-colored] by T. Harmon Parkhurst; Navajo sandpainter; Vivian White Cloud, Jemez Pueblo; Chief White Horse, Otoe; Unidentified Indian men in headdresses; Joe Trujullo (alone and holding unidentified boy), San Juan

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Purchase

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Waterbird Traders

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