Studio portrait photograph taken by William Stinson Soule of Waco-Wichita Chief Buffalo Goad and wife.

Studio photograph of Kiowa-Plains Apache Chief Pacer, also known as "Peso" or "Essa-queta." Photograph taken by William Stinson Soule in Fort Sill, Indian Territory in 1871.

Studio photograph of Kiowa Little Heart.

Studio photograph of Kiowa Chief Big Bow and his wife Tokowoie.

Studio photograph of Waco-Wichita Chief Buffalo Goad.

Portrait photograph of Vinnie Ream.

Photograph of a row of 8 nearly identical houses. Each house has a white front with a short flight of stairs from the ground to a porch surrounded by white pillars. There is a mountain behind the row of houses and the foreground is covered in desert scrub. The back of the photograph is labeled: "1871 Picture of Fort Davis, The Row of Officers' Houses"

Photograph of James Stephen Hogg and a fellow employee in Longview, Texas. The couple is pictured inside the first newspaper print shop in Longview, which was founded by Hogg. He later became the first native-born son of Texas to be voted Governor of the State of Texas. There is a decorative foil border framing the photograph.

Photograph of Vinnie Ream Hoxie, a Chickasaw, c. 1871.

Photograph of Thomas Moore and a woman, c. 1871.

Photograph of Buffalo Goad, a Waco-Wichita Chief, and his wife. Photo by William Stinson Soule, Fort Sill, Indian Territory, c.1871.

Photograph of a captive Mexican boy, rescued from the Comanche Indians, c.1871.

Photograph of Big Bow, a Kiowa Chief, and Tokowoie, his wife. Photo by William Stinson Soule, Fort Sill, Indian Territory, c.1871.

Photograph of Peso (Pacer), a Plains Apache Chief. Photo by William Stinson Soule, Fort Sill, Indian Territory, c.1871.

Photograph of Gui-Kate (Wolf Lying Down), a Kiowa. Photo by William Stinson Soule, Fort Sill, Indian Territory, c.1871.

Photograph of a captive Mexican boy, rescued from the Comanche Indians, c.1871.

Photograph of Buffalo Goad, a Waco-Wichita Chief. Photo by William Stinson Soule, Fort Sill, Indian Territory, c.1871.

Photograph of a captive Mexican boy, rescued from the Comanche Indians, c.1871.

Photograph of the first school building at the Comanche-Kiowa Agency, Fort Sill, Indian Territory. Photo by W.P. Bliss, Fort Sill, Indian Territory, c.1871.

Photograph of a captive Mexican boy, rescued from the Comanche Indians, c.1871.

Photograph of Towakaso, a Keechi Chief. Photo by William Stinson Soule, Fort Sill, Indian Territory, c.1871.

Photograph of the front view of a steam train paused on the Waller Creek bridge in Austin. Buildings can be seen on both the right and left hand side of the bridge. There are passengers visible on the platform to the left of the train. On the back of the photograph there is a note that reads "With a little steam left this forerunner of a soon-to-be speeding civilization has stopped on the little Waller Creek bridge in Austin to let the passengers from Houston and other points out a the Depot House, Christmas day, 1871." Also on the back there is a note that reads "504 E 5th(?) Houston & Texas Central."

Portrait photograph of Agent Lawrie Tatum (center) with five Mexican boys who had been captives of the Comanche Indians. The photo was taken in 1871.

Photograph of Alice Robertson. Photo by JE Larkin, Elmira, NY, c. 1871.