Photograph of Cheyenne War Chief Stone Calf and his wife (Lame Woman), 1873. Studio photograph taken in Washington D.C.

Child's dress of black & tan woven cotton check/plaid. Full-length, with high, rounded collar. Set in black taffeta full-length sleeves with wide cuffs of the black/tan check, secured with two mother of pearl buttons each. Natural waist. Hem with wide band of ruffled black taffeta and a plain band of black taffeta running slightly above hem. Patch pocket at right hip composed of plaid panels formed as a "vest", with black taffeta ruffle filling in center, and three non-functioning circular mother of pearl buttons on slight curve following edge of "vest" front non-functioning opening. Center back opening with 9 circular mother of pearl buttons and hook & loop at neckline.

A finely decorated rooster sits atop the drum which rests on a pillow and a stand. The stand is also intricately decorated with imagery, foliage, flowers, water, patterns, and serpents.

Photograph of the First Delegation Osage Indians 1873 to Lawrence, KS. L to R: Back row: Sam Bevenue, Saucy Chief, No-pa-wal-la, Supt. Hoag, Che-to-pa, Big Elk, I. T. Gibson (U.S. Indian Agent); Middle Row: Ta-wan-ge-he, Ke-neu-in-ka, Kon-Se-Ah-Le, Ne-Kah-Ke-Pah-Ne, George Beaver; Front: Ogese Capton, Strike Axe, Mo-Show-Ko-She, Lame Doctor. Copy print by William J Boag, Pawhuska, Organized Territory(OK), c.1873.

Photograph of J. M. Hiatt's Store, Dunlap and Florer Store, and the Council House, Main Street, Pawhuska, Oklahoma Territory, c.1873.

Photograph of Jessie Elizabeth "Bettie" Willis, at age 12. She is the daughter of Letitia Barnett Hutchison Willis and Dr. Thomas L. Willis. She later married John R. Rabb in Denton County, TX. She stands next to a chair, resting her hand on its arm. She wears a black dress with a white collar. The photograph has been hand colored.

Photograph of L to R: Jim Elder and Bill Tilghman holding hunting rifles, c. 1873.

Photograph of the First Delegation of Osage Indians to Lawrence, KS, 1873. Printed by WJ Boag, Pawhuska, Oklahoma Territory.

Painting of an aerial view of Fort Worth in 1873. The painting depicts a town square with an American-flag topped courthouse in the center. Surrounding the courthouse are several buildings, some with fences. Throughout the painting are people, buggies, covered wagons and trees. On the right side of the frame is a sloping hill.

A photograph of a portrait of John Wesley painted by J. Jackson

The portrait depicts a seated middle-aged man wearing a pleated green smock.

Total view of painting depicting the woman with fans, Nina de Callias (1845-1884).

det: woman reclining on pillows

det: fan, flowers, brushwork

det: head and brushwork