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Name |
Indian |
Number of Archive records |
39 |
Number of Library records |
12 |
Number of Object records |
55 |
Number of Photo records |
21 |
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1960.15.41
Photograph of the Peshawbestown Woodcutters. When Con Lather (back row, 3rd from left) was superintendent of the poor, he helped the able-bodied men of Peshawbestown to help themselves. The county bought either the land of the trees, furnished the tools and the warming house on wheels, sold the wood and turned the money over to the Indians. Everybody seemed happy with this plan. This was during the Great Depression.
Record Type: Photo
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1960.15.71
Photograph of the S.S. Missouri at the Leland dock, probably about 1910 or a little earlier. Leland, Glen Arbor, North Manitou Island, and the ports along Grand Traverse Bay were regular stops.
Record Type: Photo
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1962.34.06
Photograph of Con. Lather, superintendent of the poor, before W.P.A. helped Native Americans find work. Woodcutters earned about $1.00 a day.
Record Type: Photo
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1962.34.07
Photograph of Native Americans cutting and stacking wood, working under the direction of Con. Lather, superintendent of the poor.
Record Type: Photo
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1987.15.19
Tag. 3" x 1 7/8" Cardboard. Black and red printing on buff background "We are not ALL Indians," "At Gills, Northport 1903". "A White Man's Time In A Red Man's Town!" See the Book "Sail and Rail" by Lawrence and Lucille Wakefield, pp 182-183
Record Type: Archive
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1987.15.21
Program. Paper, "Indian Camp Meeting, 1923 Grand Traverse Methodist Episcopal Church" Aug. 10 - 19th 1923
Record Type: Archive
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1988.26.20
Print, Photographic. Native American man of Northport. Name may be Fox.
Record Type: Photo
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1989.01.01
Booklet. Paper bound. "Leelanau Indian Pow-Wow Northport, Michigan June 25,26,27 1971."
Record Type: Archive
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1990.20.01
Print, Photographic. Composite print of Catherine Baldwin at the kitchen table in her home in Peshawbestown making quill boxes. Second image is close-up of porcupine quills soaking in a bowl of water. Al Kamuda is a photographer for the Detroit Free Press.
Record Type: Photo
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1990.20.02
Print, Photographic. Quill box in progress. Work of Catherine Baldwin.
Record Type: Photo
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1993.22.06 - Man-E-Do-Wah-Ba Indian Medicine Man
Photo: Man-E-Do-Wah-Ba Indian Medicine Man
Record Type: Photo
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1998.23.04
Booklet. "To Honor & Comfort". Native Quilting Traditions - An Exhibition Co-organized by the National Museum of the American Indian, Smithsonian Institution and Michigan State University. April to October 1998
Record Type: Archive
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