Collection
Collection: 10190 - Will Family Papers
Folder:
0055.000
Item:
00633
Date:
1925
Creator:
Title:
Little Missouri Boat Trip: Site of old Fort Clark, near Fort Clark station
Collection: 10190 - Will Family Papers
Folder:
0055.000
Item:
00635
Date:
1925
Creator:
Title:
Little Missouri Boat Trip: First view of the Northern Pacific Railroad Bridge and Memorial Bridge over the Missouri River at Bismarck (N.D.)
Collection: 10190 - Will Family Papers
Folder:
0055.000
Item:
00637
Date:
1925
Creator:
Title:
Little Missouri Boat Trip: High bluff on above the Little Missouri River, above the mouth of Rig Beaver Creek, 500 feet high, at the back of the Elkhorn Ranch
Collection: 10190 - Will Family Papers
Folder:
0055.000
Item:
00639
Date:
1925
Creator:
Title:
Little Missouri Boat Trip: Butte with two clay pinnacles capped with sandstone, near the mouth of Red Wing Creek (N.D.), photo taken with a vest pocket Kodak
Collection: 10190 - Will Family Papers
Folder:
0055.000
Item:
00642
Date:
1925
Creator:
Title:
Little Missouri Boat Trip: Travelers at camp
Collection: 10190 - Will Family Papers
Folder:
0055.000
Item:
00644
Date:
1925
Creator:
Title:
Little Missouri Boat Trip: Bluff along the Little Missouri River near Ash Creek, vein of coal in center, photo taken with a vest pocket Kodak
Collection: 10190 - Will Family Papers
Folder:
0055.000
Item:
00646
Date:
1925
Creator:
Title:
Little Missouri Boat Trip: Snags in the Little Missouri River below the mouth of Big Beaver Creek
Collection: 10190 - Will Family Papers
Folder:
0055.000
Item:
00648
Date:
1925
Creator:
Title:
Little Missouri Boat Trip: Hugh Glass on shore
Collection: 10190 - Will Family Papers
Folder:
0055.000
Item:
00652
Date:
1925
Creator:
Title:
Little Missouri Boat Trip: View of bluffs and trees along river
Collection: 10190 - Will Family Papers
Folder:
0055.000
Item:
00655
Date:
1925
Creator:
Title:
Little Missouri Boat Trip: Pinnacle of butte, photo taken with vest pocket Kodak
Collection: 10190 - Will Family Papers
Folder:
0055.000
Item:
00657
Date:
1925
Creator:
Title:
Little Missouri Boat Trip: Buttes along river
Collection: 10190 - Will Family Papers
Folder:
0055.000
Item:
00673
Date:
1925
Creator:
Title:
Little Missouri Boat Trip: Barrow’s Landing, on the east side of the Missouri River, between Ree and Expansion (N.D.), photo taken with a vest pocket Kodak
Collection: 10190 - Will Family Papers
Folder:
0055.000
Item:
00681
Date:
1925
Creator:
Title:
Little Missouri Boat Trip: Hugh Glass docked on shore at end of trip, Bismarck (N.D.)
Collection: 10190 - Will Family Papers
Folder:
0055.000
Item:
00686
Date:
1923
Creator:
Title:
Arikara Ceremonies 1923: Native Americans entering Medicine Lodge during ceremony, across the Missouri River from Ree (N.D.)
Collection: 10190 - Will Family Papers
Folder:
0055.000
Item:
00691
Date:
1923
Creator:
Title:
Arikara Ceremonies 1923: Native Americans entering Medicine Lodge during ceremony, across the Missouri River from Ree (N.D.)
Collection: 10190 - Will Family Papers
Folder:
0055.000
Item:
00693
Date:
1923
Creator:
Title:
Arikara Ceremonies 1923: Ceremony across the Missouri River from Ree (N.D.)
Collection: 10190 - Will Family Papers
Folder:
0055.000
Item:
00703
Date:
1923
Creator:
Title:
Arikara Ceremonies 1923: Group of Native Americans smoking to a cedar tree
Collection: 10190 - Will Family Papers
Folder:
0055.000
Item:
00712
Date:
1923
Creator:
Title:
Arikara Ceremonies 1923: Group of Native Americans making offerings to cedar tree, across Missouri River from Ree (N.D.)
Collection: 10190 - Will Family Papers
Folder:
0055.000
Item:
00725
Date:
1923
Creator:
Title:
Arikara Ceremonies 1923: Four Native American men of the Mother Corn Heralds, across Missouri River from Ree (N.D.)
Collection: 10190 - Will Family Papers
Folder:
0055.000
Item:
00730
Date:
1923
Creator:
Title:
Arikara Ceremonies 1923: Medicine Bands sitting inside the Arikara Medicine Lodge, across Missouri River from Ree (N.D.)
Collection: 10190 - Will Family Papers
Folder:
0055.000
Item:
00732
Date:
1923
Creator:
Title:
Arikara Ceremonies 1923: Medicine Bands sitting inside the Arikara Medicine Lodge, across Missouri River from Ree (N.D.)
Collection: 10190 - Will Family Papers
Folder:
0055.000
Item:
00734
Date:
1923
Creator:
Title:
Arikara Ceremonies 1923: Tent camps for ceremony, across Missouri River from Ree (N.D.)
Collection: 10190 - Will Family Papers
Folder:
0055.000
Item:
00742
Date:
1923
Creator:
Title:
Arikara Ceremonies 1923: Group of Native Americans raising the cedar tree
Collection: 10190 - Will Family Papers
Folder:
0055.000
Item:
00752
Date:
1923
Creator:
Title:
Arikara Ceremonies 1923: Bear dancer, across Missouri River from Ree (N.D.)
Collection: 10190 - Will Family Papers
Folder:
0055.000
Item:
00757
Date:
1923
Creator:
Title:
Arikara Ceremonies 1923: Sioux and Bear bands, across Missouri River from Ree (N.D.)
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