Historic Photos of the Blackfoot/Blackfeet Indian Tribe

 Historic Native American Photos of the Blackfoot/Blackfeet Indian Tribe

Blackfoot Indian woman with child

The Blackfeet Indian Chief called Son of Duck circa 1920s

Blackfoot Indian called Raw Eater

Son of Duck, Blackfeet Indian Chief

Photographic profile of the Blackfoot Indians color photos of Blackfeet Indians Native American Indian Pictures and History: Rare Color Tinted Photographs of the Blackfeet Indians (nativeamericanindianpicturess.blogspot.com)

Blackfoot/Blackfeet Indian photo of Rough Hair circa, 1900

 Portraits of the Ogala Sioux Indian Tribe

Ogala Sioux called Iron White Man photographed in 1900

Ogala Sioux Chief, Spotted Weasel taken in 1920

Photo was taken in 1900 of Plenty Wounds of the Ogala Sioux Indian tribe.

Chief Spotted Bear of the Ogala Sioux Indian tribe, photo was taken in 1899

Ogala Sioux Chief Jack Red Cloud took in 1913

Comanche Indian Women in Color

Comanche Indian Women in Color

Comanche Indian woman photographed in 1867

Found out this is not a woman, but a man called Cheif Jim

A Comanche woman called  "wife of Cheevers."

Blackfeet Indians Historic Photo Gallery

Blackfeet Indians Historic Photo Gallery

Blackfeet Indian Chicken Dancers, 1915

Blackfeet Indian Braves

Blackfoot Indian called Bear Shield

Blackfoot Indian Male (no date)

A Blackfoot Indian male called High Eagle. Example of traditional clothes and blanket.

Another photo of High Eagle

Blackfoot Indian called Duck Chief with his wife and granddaughter 

Duck Chief, Blackfeet Indians

Pueblo Indian Women and Pottery Photo and Image Gallery

Pueblo Indian Women and Pottery Photo Gallery

Image is from an old postcard showing Pueblo Indian women making pottery for the tourist trade.

Pueblo Indian women selling pottery to tourist at the train station in Albuquerque, New Mexico.

Pueblo Indian photographed with her pottery

Pueblo Indian woman photographed in 1900 with pottery.

Pueblo Indian woman photographed with her pottery.

This type of undecorated  Pueblo pottery is rarely photographed. 

Favorite photos of the Iroquois Indian Tribe

Favorite photos of the Iroquois Indian Tribe

Iroquois family photographed at Niagra Falls in the 1920s

Late 1870s photo of the Iroquois, John Wampum.  Many of the Iroquois were very tall.

Little is known about this photo exept for the title, Onondaga Indian and Cabin

Onondaga Indian children photographed in 1870 at a reservation on Lake George, New York

Seneca Iroquois woman photographed  in the 1890s. 

Old postcard from Quebec of a Iroquois Mohawk Indian. Date unknown

The title says this is Pretty Flower, who was a Seneca Iroquois. Date of photo was 1908.

Crow Indian Women's Picture Gallery 1

Crow Indian Women's Picture Gallery 1

Crow Indian woman, Yellow Tail, taken in 1936

Crow Indian woman with child

Crow Indian called the Sage Woman taken in 1936

Old Otter Woman took in 1900

Old Crow Indian woman taken in 1910.  How the world changed in her lifetime.

Native American Crow Indian Girls Picture Gallery

Native American Crow Indian Girls Picture Gallery

Crow Indian girl holding a doll, took in 1915

A group of Crow Indian girls taken in 1901

Crow Indian girl holding a doll, took in 1915

Two Crow Indian girls taken in 1904

1906 photo of a Crow Indian girl called, Takes a Horse

Prairie Bird, Crow Indian girl's photo taken in 1906

Winnebago Indian Picture Gallery

Winnebago Indian Picture Gallery

Winnebago Indian woman taken in the 1920 -  flapper?

1890s photograph of a Winnebago Indian woman taken in Wisconsin

Wisconsin Winnebago Woman circa 1910

Winnebago woman's dress. Photo circa 1920s

Winnebago Indian woman taken in 1868 in Wisconsin