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Collection Summary
Collection: D - D Collection
Folder: 0000.000
Item: 0060-00002
Title: Four women in Sitting Bull's family stand outside his log house
Date: Circa 1890
Inscription/Marks: Sitting Bull's Home- at Grand River So. Dak.
Summary: Two women and two girls wearing shawls and skirts stand outside Sitting Bull's log house on the Standing Rock Indian Reservation.||When he brought his family to Standing Rock, Sitting Bull moved into this log cabin near a sundance lodge. He was sleeping in his cabin early in the morning of December 15 when the Indian police arrived to arrest him and transport him to Fort Yates. After Sitting Bull’s death, his family continued to live in this house. During the Ghost Dance, many Lakota Ghost Dancers brought their families to live in tepees near Sitting Bull’s house.
Red ID: PH_I_89157 Image ID: 43234 Image Notes: D0060-00002-back

Collection: D Digitized Images from Collection
Title: D Collection
Date: circa 1874-circa 1960

Summary: At some point in time the State Historical Society separated photographs into collections by size. The A collection consists of items 4 X 5” or less, the B collection consists of items 5 X 7” or less, the C collection consists of items 8 X 10” or less, the D collection consists of items 11 X 14” or less, and the E collection consists of items larger than 11 X 14”.

Collection Summary
Collection: D - D Collection
Folder: 0000.000
Item: 0060-00002
Title: Four women in Sitting Bull's family stand outside his log house
Date: Circa 1890
Inscription/Marks: Sitting Bull's Home- at Grand River So. Dak.
Summary: Two women and two girls wearing shawls and skirts stand outside Sitting Bull's log house on the Standing Rock Indian Reservation.||When he brought his family to Standing Rock, Sitting Bull moved into this log cabin near a sundance lodge. He was sleeping in his cabin early in the morning of December 15 when the Indian police arrived to arrest him and transport him to Fort Yates. After Sitting Bull’s death, his family continued to live in this house. During the Ghost Dance, many Lakota Ghost Dancers brought their families to live in tepees near Sitting Bull’s house.
Red ID: PH_I_89157 Image ID: 43233 Image Notes: D0060-00002

Collection: D Digitized Images from Collection
Title: D Collection
Date: circa 1874-circa 1960

Summary: At some point in time the State Historical Society separated photographs into collections by size. The A collection consists of items 4 X 5” or less, the B collection consists of items 5 X 7” or less, the C collection consists of items 8 X 10” or less, the D collection consists of items 11 X 14” or less, and the E collection consists of items larger than 11 X 14”.

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