1900-1909

Studio portrait of William Jollie in a uniform holding a sousaphone. 

Studio portrait of William Mahone in a uniform and holding a trumpet.

Studio portrait of William Paul in a uniform with an oboe. 

Group portrait of Richard Henry Pratt with a large number of male and female Native Americans and a few white people. There are some children in the group. 

Among the group is former student White Buffalo, and it seems likely this is a group of former students who returned, along with Pratt, to attend the school's commencement in…

Studio photograph of the graduating class of 1903.

Studio portrait of Antonio Lubo in football uniform. 

Group portrait of eighteen male students, most in baseball uniforms, posed with Glenn Warner and baseball equipment on a field. 

The Cumberland County Historical Society identifies the second person from the left in the second row as Fritz Hendricks.

Studio portrait of Brig George. 

A note on the back of the image reads: "Miss J.M. Cooper, from your friend, Mr. Brigam George." 

Studio portrait of George Bigtree and Charlotte Bigtree. George is wearing his school uniform. 

Note: 1904 was the only year the two were both attending Carlisle, therefore we assume that is the date of the photo. 

Studio portrait of a large group of seated and standing male and female students, identified as the graduating class of 1904. They are identified in a label attached below the photo.

The label notes that Martha Enos was part of the graduating class but not included in the photo.

Studio portrait of Howard Jones. 

The handwritten note on the reverse side reads: Mission P.O.

Benjamin Wheelock and Ida Powlas Wheelock with three of their children.

Studio portrait of James G. Dickson wearing uniform. 

Inscribed on reverse: "James G. Dickson to Miss R. Rinker, Dec. 24, 1904, A Merry Christmas and happy New Year." 

Studio portrait of Mamie Down and an unidentified young woman, both wearing non-native clothing. 

Studio portrait of student Nikefer Shoushick with Dan Stauffer, both dressed in elaborate Indian costumes. 

Note: This is a scan of a photograph in the possession of Robert Weigle, Sr. of Carlisle.  The following was written on the back of the photo.

"Dan Stauffer, Fanny Keesecker's brother and Kieffer Shushuck an Indian…

Portrait of a bearded white man and a Native American man, identified on the photo's mat as General O. O. Howard and Chief Joseph. 

A note on the reverse suggests that this image was taken in 1904 when the two men were both speakers at the school's commencement exercises.

Portrait of two male students in uniforms standing in front of a building. On the building are hanging two banners, one for Carlisle and one for Wesleyan. The building may not be on the school grounds.

Note on reverse side reads: from Doctor Morgan 12/3/04

Studio portrait of Arthur Mandan in uniform holding a trumpet.

Group portrait of nineteen baseball players in uniform, one male student not in uniform, and two white men, posed with baseball equipment, next to the bleachers on the athletic field. 

The caption reads: BENDER, PHILA. AMER.

This baseball card dates from when Charles Albert Bender played for the Philadelphia Athletics.

This image was shared courtesy of Robert R. Rowe.

A workshop with pieces of furniture waiting to be assembled, possibly at Carlisle Indian School.

The provenance of this photograph is unknown, and it is not clear why the Historical Society believes it to be a shop at the Indian School. 

View of George E. Thomas in his football uniform around 1905.

Studio portrait of a large group of seated and standing male and female students, identified as the graduating class of 1905. They are identified in a label attached below the photo.

The following are not in the picture but are listed as class members:  Osuna, Jose/Padin, Emiliano/Santaella, Maria/Rivera, Angela/Rexach (Ruiz),…

The handwritten note on the reverse side reads: John Feather

Portrait of John Feather in a suit and tie.

Group portrait of twenty-four young men, some in school uniforms, some not, posed in rows on the steps of one of the school buildings. At least one, possibly two more are probably not students. 

The Cumberland County Historical Society also has a print of this image (13-07-02).