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"Diary of a Homely Old Sinner": William Courtenay, Fannie Patterson, and the Fort Berthold Papers
On the Resort Frontier: The Bass Family Takes Colorado Springs
Mr. and Mrs. Bookman: The Indian Service Library Bookmobile in Southern Arizona
Interracial Marriage and Famous Familial Relations: Real Photo Postcards and the Tourism Economy in San Francisco’s Chinatown
Between Prosperity and Struggle: The Story of Nome, Alaska in the Early Twentieth Century
"A Party of Nimrods": An 1896 Hunting Expedition into Yellowstone National Park
Professor Sedgwick's Railway Extravaganza
Preserving the Past: Exploring the Heart Mountain Reunions
Press Under Imprisonment: Uses and Abuses of Publications in Japanese Internment Camps
Depicting the Indian: A Painter’s Photographs and Visual Documentation in the 1890 Census
"So Weird, So Unreal": Otherizing & Acquaintance in the 1901 Expeditionary Photographs of A.C. Vroman
“The Voice with a Smile Will Be Gone for a While”: Photographs of the 1947 Lincoln Telephone and Telegraph Company Strike
“I’d Rather Be Ordinary”: Uncovering the True Motivations of One "Broomstick" Scientist after World War II
"Roughing it" on the Colville Reservation: The Ernest Moore Foster Collection
“Pioneer Photographer of the Whole Southwestern U.S.”: The Adventures of Ben Wittick
Depicting the People of the Blue-Green Water: George Wharton James and the Havasupai Indians of the Grand Canyon
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George Wharton James Photograph Album, Havasupai Indians of Arizona, 1900
George Wharton James Photograph Album, Havasupai Indians of Arizona, 1900
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