Images

Studio portrait of Jennie Mitchell. 

Note: Handwritten caption on this image dates it to November 1888.

Studio portrait of Jennie Dubray.

A handwritten caption along the side of the image probably reads: Jennie Dubray Nov. 1888.

Studio portrait of Benjamin Lawry. 

Note: Handwritten caption on image indicates it was taken in November 1888.

Studio portrait of Francis Ortiz.

Note: Previous cataloging indicates part of the handwritten caption on this image provides a date of November 1888.

View of the Second School Building shortly after it was completed. This view still has unrolled beds of sod in the front lawn and possibly saw horses related to the laying down the side walks or paths. 

This building replaced the original school building, which was demolished in July 1888. 

View of the Second School Building shortly after completion. This view has what look like saw horses or fencing enclosing side walks or paths. 

The handwritten caption for this image says "School Building and Chapel." This new building contained a large assembly hall in the center section that replaced the old Chapel building. 

This building replaced the original school building which was demolished in July 1888.

View of the Second School Building shortly after completion. This view has what look like saw horses or fencing enclosing side walks or paths. Two men appear to be sitting on the front steps.

This building replaced the original school building which was demolished in July 1888.

Studio portrait of William Short Nose and Francis Lee.

Previous cataloging indicates the handwritten caption includes the date December 1888.

Studio portrait of Charles Redmore wearing school uniform.

Note: Previous cataloging indicates the handwritten caption contains the date "December 1888."

Studio portrait of Theodore North. 

The handwritten caption contains the date December 1888.

Studio portrait of Henry Morning. 

Note: Handwritten caption on this image dates it as December 1888. 

Studio portrait of William Baird and Angelina Baird.

The handwritten caption along the side of the image is probably: Angelina and William Baird. 

The handwritten note reads: CHOATE

The reverse side reads: Old Guard House    Capt. R. H. Pratt Supt.    Old Chapel.     Supt. Quarters.      Ass't Supt. Quarters     Small Boys' Quarters.     Hospital and Disiplinarian's Quarters      Rosa W. Thunder as she arrived          Rosa White Thunder (Sioux) after 3 yrs.      3 Sioux boys as they arrived        Same 3 Sioux boys after 1 yr.       John Kitson (Menominee)     Rebecca Big Star (Sioux)        Whole School       Richard W. Y. Robe        New school Building       Noted Indian chiefs       Dining Room      Campus, after school          Three Pueblos        Calvin Kawley (Kiowa)        Offices and Teachers' Quarters         Tom Torlino (Navajoe) after 3 yrs.      Indian Printer Boys      Tom Torlino (Navajoe) as he arrived     Girls' Quarters        Bruce Patterson (Apache)       Large Boys' Quarters           Hector Cat (Kiowa)         Etahdleuh Doanmoe (Kiowa baby)        Belinda Archiquette (Oneida)       Charlie Kerime (Pueblo)      Gymnasium       Interior view of Printing Office        Carlisle School Choir        Dining Hall and Girls' Industrial Department      Group of Small Girls    White Buffalo (Cheyenne)      Two Apache Babies

Cabinet card composite photo of various images of people and spaces of the Carlisle Indian School.

Studio portrait of Lawrence Smith (standing) and Abner St. Cyr (seated). 

Studio portrait of Nelson Green, Roger Silas, and John Hill, one in school uniform.

Studio portrait of Garry Myers [?].

Studio portrait of Susie Henni.

Studio portrait of Edward Snake [?] wearing school uniform with moccasins.

Studio portrait of Henry Old Eagle.

Studio portrait of Talbot Goday. 

Studio portrait of a male student who is probably Gilmore Hawk.

Studio portrait of Barbara Showarumy.

Studio portrait of Florence Miller and Orpha Miller.

Studio portrait of Johnson Webster (left) and James R. Wheelock (right). 

Studio portrait of Benajah Miles, Martin Archiquette (center), and Frank Smith.