Images

Group portrait of seventeen male students in uniform and one white man in uniform. 

The photo's mat bears the inscription: "To Mr. & Mrs. Corbitt, Compliments of Carlisle Officers and Mr. J. F. Duran, Dec. 1916." 

J. F. Duran was the school's Assistant Disciplinarian and there was a married couple named Corbett employed by the school. 

Group portrait of twenty-seven male students in uniform. 

The rug in front of the students appears to be the same as that in another photo (FB03-11) which is dated 1916. 

The handwritten note on the reverse side reads: Cora Elm

Cora Elm in her nursing uniform taken at her graduation from the Protestant Episcopal Hospital in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania in 1916.

The headline reads: Indian Appointed to The Military Academy

The printed caption reads: SYLVESTER CHAHUSKA LONGLANCE

This image appears in the Worcester Post on May 9, 1916.

The caption reads: Macbeth and Lady Macbeth (Meroney French and Lucy West).

This image appears in The Carlisle Arrow vol. 13, no. 1 (July 1916): 4.

The caption on the postcard reads: Carlisle, Pa., Gymnasium, Indian School.

The postcard was addressed to Mrs. John P. Miller, Dillsburg, Pa. The message reads: "Dear Maud, How are you and the boys. We are all pretty well. We will look for you all on the 28th the big day in Carlisle. Kathryn."

The caption on the front reads: GREEN HOUSE AT INDIAN SCHOOL, CARLISLE, PA.

The postcard was sent to Wm. Gutbhall[?] Band 8th Rgt. 3rd Brigade Pa. U. G. U. S. Camp Steward, El Paso Texas. The message reads "Carlisle Pa. Aug. 27 -16 Brother Wm. Sorry to hear you are broke Yors G. A. Sollenly"

The caption on the front of the postcard reads: Indian School, Parade Ground and Buildings, Carlisle, Pa.

The postcard was addressed to Mr. Jonny Miller, Dillsburg, Pa. and the message reads: "Dear Jonny, I hope you had a Merry Christmas. Santa Claus was good to me. I hope he was the same to you. Santa Claus brought me a sled." Above the message it is signed "from Martha Jane".

The handwritten note reads: Flinchum

The handwritten note reads: Peters Pinconning Mich.

The handwritten note reads: Wilmet.

Mary Wilmet in a white shirt and glasses.

The handwritten note reads: Hatch.

The handwritten note reads: Willis

Isaac Willis in a suit and tie.

The caption reads: MISS CORA ELM     MISS SARAH M. INGALLS

The headline reads: INDIAN GIRLS WILL PLEAD FOR SUFFRAGE

The printed note reads: They will take part in the big suffrage demonstration planned for next Sunday in Washington under the direction of the Congressional Union. Miss Elm represents the Oneida tribe and is a nurse in the Episcopal Hospital in this city. Miss Ingalls is a member of the Sac-and-Fox tribe and is fitting herself for a business career. More than 100 delegates of the union in this city and suffrage sympathizers will take part in the demonstration.

This image appears in a newspaper in Philadelphia, PA on March 1, 1917.

The handwritten note reads: Kelly.

Herman Kelly in a white tie and suit.

The handwritten note reads: Parker

The handwritten note reads: Madison

Lyman Madison in a bow tie and formal suit.

The handwritten note reads: Warrington

George Anthony Warrington in a formal three piece suit and tie.

The handwritten note reads: Lonechief

Mary Lonechief in glasses and a white collared shirt.

The handwritten note reads: Schingler

The handwritten note reads: Cooke

The handwritten note reads: Raiche

The handwritten note reads: Burson.

Uneeda Burson in a white dress.

The caption reads: Sutton

The title reads: GERMAN HOSPITAL OF BROOKLYN, N. Y.
St. Nicholas Avenue, Stanhope and Stockholm Streets
J. Edward Stohlmann, Superintendent.

The caption reads: THE TRAINING SCHOOL FOR NURSES CONNECTED WITH THIS INSTITUTION offers a three years' course of training to young women who have had one year in High School or its equivalent.