Photograph of the Kiowa Red Horns Summer Camp near Anadarko, Oklahoma Territory. People working in the grass-covered shelter, and two stand outside.

Photograph of E.B. Teis and an UNIDENTIFIED man on horseback, Anadarko, Oklahoma Territory, c.1894.

Photograph of Kiowas in Anadarko, Oklahoma Territory, 1894. Standing L. to R.: 1. Long - Indian farmer; 4. Caddo; 7. Hummingbird - Police Chief; 8. John Thomas; 10. Ely - a clerk; 12. War-loo-pe - Mexican captive; 13. Henry Inkanish; Seated L. to R.: 15. Drury - a lawyer; 16. Norton - a clerk at the commissary; 17. Burton -Chief Clerk; 18. Dr. Hume; 19. Sam Ah-towe; 20. Lt. Nichols, Indian Agent; 21. Jesse Mah-seit; 22. Tom Woodard; 23. John Wolf; 24. Jimmie Johns.

Photograph of Comanche Indians dancing in response to the dance of welcome by the Kiowa Apaches at an Apache camp near Apache, Oklahoma. Henry Redbone is wearing a roach headdress at the far right.

Photograph of a Wichita Grass House near Anadarko, Indian Territory. Printed by Thomas Croft, c. 1890-1891.

Photograph of an Indian Police camp near Anadarko, c. 1894.

Photograph of Red Horn Summer Camp near Anadarko, Organized Territory(OK), c. 1894. Photo by William Edward Irwin, Chickasha, Indian Territory(OK).

Photograph of American Indian choir boys leading a procession of other American Indian young men and two priests from a church near Anadarko.