Photograph of Black Dog, an Osage.

Photograph of an Osage Indian man.

Photograph of Osage Indians. Front L to R: Wah-Nah-She, O-Kah-E-Ha, Eagle Feather (Custer Scout), Segrotsa (The Trailer). Back: Little Coon, J.E. Finney (Shah-Pah-Nah-She), Felix Red Eagle, T.M. Finney (Wah-Sho-Wah-Ga-Ley) and Mink-Che-Kah.

Photograph of James E. Finney, c. 1874.

Photograph of an Osage Indian Agent's home.

Photograph of the government doctor's home at the Osage Agency, Pawhuska, Indian Territory.

Photograph of Bill or Bull Connor, Osage Indian.

Photograph of T. M. Finney, c.1874.

Photograph of Joseph Paw-Nee-No Pas-Ke (Big Hill Joe), the first governor of the Osage. He was educated at the Osage Mission in present day St. Paul, KS.

Photograph of a group in front of an Osage Indian Agent's home.

Photograph of Indian Leaders and White Medical Officials who met in Guthrie, OK, in January 1908, for hearing to prove the difference between Peyote and Mescal Beans. L to R: Front Row: Tennyson Berry (Apache), Koday (Kiowa), Koon-Ka-Zahche Aka "Apache John" (Apache), Ott Wells (Comanche), Quanah Parker (Comanche), Ahpeatone (Kiowa), Paul George (?) (Cheyenne), & Standing Bird (Cheyenne). 2nd Row: 1. Leonard Tyler (Cheyenne), 4. Christopher Columbus "Bud" Choate, 7. Joseph Blackbear (Cheyenne), 8. Ned Brace (Kiowa). 3rd Row: 5. Edwin Theodore Sorrells, 6. W.H. Edley. Back Row: 5. William Durant.

Photograph of Ne-Kah-Wah-She-Tun-Kah, an Osage and brother of Governor Joseph Paw-Nee-No Pas-Ke. Photo printed by Frank Griggs, Bartlesville, OK.

Photograph of two Osage Indian men.

Photograph of James E. Finney, c. 1874.

Photograph of the Osage Dispensary and Herald Office in Pawhuska, Indian Territory, c.1874.