Historic Native American Women In Color from the Apache, Crow, and Cayuse Tribes

Apache Indian woman photographed in 1898. Color tinted photo

Colored photo of a Crow Indian woman

Cayuse Indians woman from Oregon. Color tinted photo

 Blackfoot Indian Camp in Rare Colorized Photograph

Rare color-tinted photograph of a Blackfoot Indian camp.  Many of the tipis are highly decorated that come to life in this colorization of the photo that was taken in the late 1800s.

 Blackfoot  Indian Woman With Children in Montana

Colorized photo from the early 1900s of a Blackfoot Indian Woman with her Children.  Photo gallery of the Blackfeet Indians here https://nativeamericanhistoryandphotographs.blogspot.com/2014/01/blackfoot-indians-life-and-culture.htm

Historic Color Tinted Photographs of Sioux Indians

Sioux Plains Indian smoking a ceremonial pipe.

Color-tinted photograph of the Sioux Indian called Chief Long Bow

Sioux Indian chief Iron Bear in this color-tinted photograph

Ojibwa Indian Woman in Color

Ojibwa Indian Woman in Color

A color tinted photo of a beautiful Ojibwa woman taken around 1900

 Blackfoot Indian Color Photograph

A Blackfoot Indian standing on an overlook in Montana

Colorized Photographs of the Blackfoot Indians

 Colorized Photographs of the Blackfoot Indians

Blackfoot Indians photographed around the turn of the century in this colorized photo

Young Blackfoot Indian taken in the early 1900s.

Blackfoot Indian Couple

Blackfoot Indian Woman with Papoose

 Sioux Indians Historic Photos in Color

Colorized photo of a Sioux Indian dated to 1907

Sioux Indian called Kills on Horseback. The date on the photo is 1907

Sioux Indian family 

Oglala Sioux Indian called Broken Arm photographed in 1899

Color photo of Sioux Indian Chief Black Chicken

Color Photo Gallery of the Sioux Indian Tribe

Sioux Indian He Dog with fellow men and boy marching in their Montana camp

Jack Red Cloud, Oglala Sioux  Indian 

Sioux Indian Cheif High Horse of the Brule Tribe

Sioux Plains Indians on horseback

Colorized photo of a Sioux Indian

Sioux Indian children in this colored photo

High Hawk, Oglala Sioux Indian Cheif

 

Sioux Indian Iron Nail who was a survivor of Wounded Knee