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Topic	Tour: Historical Photos of Native Americans

 

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Fury Town, Indian Rancheria just east of Mendocino City 1866. Photo provided courtesy of the Mendocino Historical Society and the Held Poage Memorial Home and Research Library (from the Collection of Robert Lee). L-#02000 Wilder


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Pomo sweathouse at the Big River Rancheria near Mendocino in 1866. Fury Town near the brick yard. Photo provided by the Bancroft Library from their historic on-line photo collection.


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Portion of Pomo settlement. Probably near Mendocino City. Prior to 1902. Log cabins unusual. Photo provided courtesy of the Mendocino Historical Society and the Held Poage Memorial Home and Research Library (from the Collection of Robert Lee). #02225 Barrett


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Native American woman with child in hand made carrier. Caption on photo reads: "Pomo-Nancy and her child "Nannie," named after Nannie Escola who was much admired by the Indians. Manchester Rancheria on the Garcia. Nancy washed for the Huntley's at Manchester". Photo provided courtesy of the Mendocino Historical Society and the Held Poage Memorial Home and Research Library (from the Collection of Robert Lee). L-#022523 Escola


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Pomo woman working on basket at Fury Town Rancheria-1866. Note drying acorns. Photo provided courtesy of the Mendocino Historical Society and the Held Poage Memorial Home and Research Library (from the Collection of Robert Lee). L#01998 Wilder


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View at Fury Town. Indian life in 1866. Photo provided courtesy of the Mendocino Historical Society and the Held Poage Memorial Home and Research Library (from the Collection of Robert Lee). L-#10997 Wilder


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Native Pomo Indian nicknamed "Old Mary" from Fury Town. Big River Rancheria. Photo provided courtesy of the Mendocino Historical Society and the Held Poage Memorial Home and Research Library (from the Collection of Robert Lee). #02224 Escola

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