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Collection: 1952 - Frank Bennett Fiske
Item: 05989
Title: Military post, Fort Yates (N.D.)
Date: 1890-1920
Creator: Fiske, Frank Bennett,--1883-1952
Summary: A view from atop one of the post buildings shows some of the buildings at the military post at Fort Yates, N.D.||Fort Yates was built on the Standing Rock Reservation to maintain order among the Dakota residents. When the post was built, many of the Dakotas (known today as Lakotas) had not committed to reservation life. After the Battle of the Little Big Horn, the Dakotas slowly came to the reservation. Sitting Bull’s group returned from Canada in 1881 and moved onto the Standing Rock Reservation.
Red ID: PH_I_151480 Image ID: 108641 Image Notes: 1952-05989-back

Collection: 1952 Digitized Images from Collection
Title: Frank Bennett Fiske
Date: 1880-1952

Summary: Includes prints and negatives of portraits, agriculture, education, wildlife, hunting, Frank Fiske studio portraits, and some views of South Dakota. Fiske’s Native American photographs include portraits, Indian gatherings and ceremonies, boarding schools, Indian houses and dwellings, and Native American agriculture. Fiske’s documentation of daily life on the reservation includes such shots as Sioux customers waiting for a Fort Yates trading store to open; a Sioux dance in the streets of Fort Yates; a plow issue before the agency boarding school; an encampment of tipis, including those traditionally painted; and three Indian men being taxied off the reservation to join the army in WWI.

Collection: 1952 - Frank Bennett Fiske
Item: 05989
Title: Military post, Fort Yates (N.D.)
Date: 1890-1920
Creator: Fiske, Frank Bennett,--1883-1952
Summary: A view from atop one of the post buildings shows some of the buildings at the military post at Fort Yates, N.D.||Fort Yates was built on the Standing Rock Reservation to maintain order among the Dakota residents. When the post was built, many of the Dakotas (known today as Lakotas) had not committed to reservation life. After the Battle of the Little Big Horn, the Dakotas slowly came to the reservation. Sitting Bull’s group returned from Canada in 1881 and moved onto the Standing Rock Reservation.
Red ID: PH_I_151480 Image ID: 109073 Image Notes: 1952-05989-negative

Collection: 1952 Digitized Images from Collection
Title: Frank Bennett Fiske
Date: 1880-1952

Summary: Includes prints and negatives of portraits, agriculture, education, wildlife, hunting, Frank Fiske studio portraits, and some views of South Dakota. Fiske’s Native American photographs include portraits, Indian gatherings and ceremonies, boarding schools, Indian houses and dwellings, and Native American agriculture. Fiske’s documentation of daily life on the reservation includes such shots as Sioux customers waiting for a Fort Yates trading store to open; a Sioux dance in the streets of Fort Yates; a plow issue before the agency boarding school; an encampment of tipis, including those traditionally painted; and three Indian men being taxied off the reservation to join the army in WWI.

Collection: 1952 - Frank Bennett Fiske
Item: 05989
Title: Military post, Fort Yates (N.D.)
Date: 1890-1920
Creator: Fiske, Frank Bennett,--1883-1952
Summary: A view from atop one of the post buildings shows some of the buildings at the military post at Fort Yates, N.D.||Fort Yates was built on the Standing Rock Reservation to maintain order among the Dakota residents. When the post was built, many of the Dakotas (known today as Lakotas) had not committed to reservation life. After the Battle of the Little Big Horn, the Dakotas slowly came to the reservation. Sitting Bull’s group returned from Canada in 1881 and moved onto the Standing Rock Reservation.
Red ID: PH_I_151480 Image ID: 109072 Image Notes: 1952-05989

Collection: 1952 Digitized Images from Collection
Title: Frank Bennett Fiske
Date: 1880-1952

Summary: Includes prints and negatives of portraits, agriculture, education, wildlife, hunting, Frank Fiske studio portraits, and some views of South Dakota. Fiske’s Native American photographs include portraits, Indian gatherings and ceremonies, boarding schools, Indian houses and dwellings, and Native American agriculture. Fiske’s documentation of daily life on the reservation includes such shots as Sioux customers waiting for a Fort Yates trading store to open; a Sioux dance in the streets of Fort Yates; a plow issue before the agency boarding school; an encampment of tipis, including those traditionally painted; and three Indian men being taxied off the reservation to join the army in WWI.

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