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The photographs attributed to the Hamm family were contributed by Bonnie Luckey, a descendant of Jacob Hamm, who was Mary Belle Hamm Caleb’s father. The photographs attributed to the Church family were contributed by Clio Caleb Church.
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Chippewa-Munsee Tribal Photograph, 1900
(Kansas […]
Some of these photographs are part of the Smithsonian Institution Archival, Manuscript, and Photographs Collections. The Smithsonian Institution Research Information System (SIRIS) allows for “casual, non-commercial redistribution” of these images. Please read their copyright statement before downloading any of those images from this page. Also, refer to the their Catalog Record for the complete reference […]
Most of these photographs are part of the Smithsonian Institution Archival, Manuscript, and Photographs Collections. The Smithsonian Institution Research Information System (SIRIS) allows for “casual, non-commercial redistribution” of these images. Please read their copyright statement before downloading any images from this page. Also, refer to the their Catalog Record for the complete reference citation. Please […]
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Life After Hollywood
In 1950 RoMere moved to Tiff City, Missouri, on the Oklahoma border, but she did not completely leave the entertainment field. She organized the Turkey Ford Dance Group in the community of the same name in Ottawa County, Oklahoma, which received good publicity in the news. By now she was married to […]
Members of the combined Chippewa and Munsee Tribes posed for this photograph in front of the Moravian Mission (white clapboard barely visible in the background) in Ottawa, Kansas, on 8 November 1900. It is the last record of their people, coinciding with the final disbursement of federal funds.
The original version of this photo comes from […]