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- Church and log cabin on Colville Indian Reservation, 1915? - 1922?
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Catholic Church -- Missions -- Washington (State); Church buildings -- Washington (State); Indians of North America -- Washington (State); Jesuits -- Washington (State); Log cabins -- Washington (State); Priests -- Washington (State); -
Verso caption: First little church in the South Half of the Colville Reservation - called after the chief, "Barnaby." The priest sitting nearby is Father Caldi, S.J., The little house, belonging to Noel, a Sgoelpi [Skoyelpee] Indian, was afterwards... - Bureau of Catholic Indian Missions
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- Colville Indian community, 1915-1922
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Colville women -- Washington (State); Indian children -- Washington (State); Indians of North America -- Washington (State); Tents -- Washington (State)-1910-1930; Wagons -- Washington (State); -
Verso caption: Colville Reservation. Sgoelpi [Skoyelpee] (Colville Indians).
Size: 11.2cm x 16.4cm
Negative no.: Same as Identifier - Bureau of Catholic Indian Missions
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- Colville family near home, 1910? -1922?
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Colville women -- Washington (State); Dwellings -- Washington (State); Indian children -- Washington (State); Indians of North America -- Washington (State); -
Verso caption: Dwelling houses of the Sgoelpi [Skoyelpee] or Colville Indians.
Size: 8.2cm x 13.8cm
Negative no.: Same as Identifier - Bureau of Catholic Indian Missions
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- Church dedication in Nespelem, 1955? - 1963?
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Catholic Church -- Missions -- Washington (State); Church dedications -- Washington (State); -
Size: 19.5cm x 24.2cm
Negative no.: Same as Identifier - Bureau of Catholic Indian Missions
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- St. Mary's school band, n.d.
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Boarding schools -- Washington (State); Catholic Church -- Missions -- Washington (State); Indian children -- Washington (State); Indians of North America -- Wisconsin; School music; -
Size: 12.3cm x 16.8cm
Negative no.: Same as Identifier - Bureau of Catholic Indian Missions
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- Rustic Style chapel, n.d.
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Catholic Church -- Missions -- Washington (State); Chapels -- Washington (State); Decoration and ornament, Rustic -- Washington (State); Indian children -- Washington (State); Indians of North America -- Washington (State) -
Size: 13.8 x 8.8cm
Negative no.: Same as Identifier - Bureau of Catholic Indian Missions
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- Original St. Paul's Church on Colville Indian Reservation, 1910? - 1922?
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Catholic Church -- Missions -- Washington (State); Church buildings -- Washington (State); Indians of North America -- Washington (State) -
Verso caption: St. Paul's Church, the first Church built in St. Francis Regis Mission, one of the oldest Landmarks in the State of Washington. Now in ruins and not more [sic] used, situated close to the Kettle Falls of the Columbia River, one of... - Bureau of Catholic Indian Missions
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- Cabin with female hunter and bearskins, 1910? - 1922?
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Firearms -- Washington (State); Hides and skins -- Washington (State); Indian women -- Washington (State); Indians of North America -- Washington (State); Log cabins -- Washington (State); -
Verso caption: Indian cabin in the wild forests of Colville Reservation. Drying furs.
Size: 13.8cm x 8.8cmNegative no.: Same as Identifier - Bureau of Catholic Indian Missions
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- Panoramic view of St. Francis Regis Mission, 1922
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Catholic Church -- Missions -- Washington (State); Indians of North America -- Washington (State); -
Verso caption: St. Francis Regis Mission, also called Colville Mission.
Size: 6.1cm x 10.6cm
Negative no.: Same as Identifier - Bureau of Catholic Indian Missions
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- Procession at St. Rose Mission, n.d.
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Catholic Church -- Missions -- Washington (State); Indians of North America -- Washington (State); Processions, Religious -- Catholic Church; -
Size: 13.8cm x 8cm
Negative no.: Same as Identifier - Bureau of Catholic Indian Missions
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- Women in horse drawn sleigh, n.d.
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Horses -- Washington (State); Indians of North America -- Washington (State); Sleighs -- Washington (State) -
Size: 6cm x 10.4cm
Negative no.: Same as Identifier - Bureau of Catholic Indian Missions
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- Indian camp near Keller, WA, n.d.
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Indians of North America -- Washington (State); Tipis -- Washington (State); -
Verso caption: View of the indian camp during the season of salmon fishing in Keller in the San Poil valley
Size: 8cm x 12cm
Negative no.: Same as Identifier - Bureau of Catholic Indian Missions
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- St. Rose Mission, WA, n.d.
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Catholic Church -- Missions -- Washington (State); Church buildings -- Washington (State); -
Size: 7.8cm x 13.3cm
Negative no.: Same as Identifier - Bureau of Catholic Indian Missions
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- Woman outside tipi, near car and woodstove, 1935 - 1945?
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Automobiles -- Washington (State) -- 1930-1950; Indian women -- Washington (State); Indians of North America -- Washington (State); Tipis -- Washington (State); -
Published in The Indian Sentinel, 1946-01
8cm x 5.3cm
Negative no.: Same as Identifier - Bureau of Catholic Indian Missions
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- View of St. Mary's Mission, Omak, Washington, 1910?
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Catholic Church -- Missions -- Washington (State); Cities and Towns -- Washington (State) -- History; -
Verso caption: At least 650 feet buildings using water from the falls, supplied by water works. Cost about $1000.
Size: 11.5cm x 16.5
Negative no.: Same as Identifier - Bureau of Catholic Indian Missions
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- St. Mary's Chapel, Wenatchie, Washington, 1910?
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Catholic Church -- Missions -- Wisconsin; Church buildings -- Washington (State); Indian children -- Washington (State); Indians of North America -- Washington (State); Indian women -- Washington (State); -
Size: 11.7cm x 17.3cm
Negative no.: Same as Identifier - Bureau of Catholic Indian Missions
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- Jesuits with youth band, 1910?
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Indian children -- Washington (State); Jesuits -- Washington (State); Musical instruments -- Washington (State); School music; -
Size: 12cm x 17cm
Negative no.: Same as Identifier - Bureau of Catholic Indian Missions
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- St. Mary's children and religious sisters, 1922
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Catholic Church -- Missions -- Washington (State); Indian children -- Washington (State); Indians of North America -- Washington (State); Nuns -- Washington (State); Lady Missionaries of Mary -
Verso caption: A group of St. Mary's children
Size: 8cm x 14cm
Negative no.: Same as Identifier - Bureau of Catholic Indian Missions
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- Mr. & Mrs. Williams in native dress, 1946?
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Buckskin -- Washington (State); Indians of North America -- Washington (State); Older Indians -- Washington (State); -
Verso caption: Justin Williams Angeline Williams Kettle Falls, Wash.
Published in The Indian Sentinel, 1946-01
Size: 5.8cm x 10.2cm
Negative no.: Same as Identifier - Bureau of Catholic Indian Missions
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- Rev. Denis A. Cronin and parishoners blessing crucifix, n.d.
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Cemeteries -- Washington (State); Crucifixes; Indians of North America -- Washington (State); Priests -- Washington (State) -
Size: 7cm x 12.1cm
Negative no.: Same as Identifier - Bureau of Catholic Indian Missions
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- First Chapel at Sacred Heart Mission, n.d.
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Catholic Church -- Missions -- Washington (State); Church buildings -- Washington (State); Jesuits -- Washington (State); Priests -- Washington (State); -
Verso caption: The opposite picture represents the first building that I had put up in Nespelem, as chapel & residence. I passed in it my first winter that is, 3 years ago.
Size: 7.7cm x 13cm
Negative no.: Same as Identifier - Bureau of Catholic Indian Missions
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- Rev. Owens touring Colville Indian Reservation, 1920? - 1925?
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Automobiles -- Washington (State) -- 1920-1930; Bridges -- Washington (State); Brothers (Religious) -- Washington (State); Ford Model T automobile; Jesuits -- Washington (State); Priests -- Washington (State) -
Father Owens on his initial trip in his second-hand Ford, on the Colville Reservation. Brother Vetter, S.J., veteran missionary farmer of the Colville Mission.
Size 7.8cm x 13.8cm
Negative no.: Same as Identifier - Bureau of Catholic Indian Missions
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- View of Nespelem, Washington, 1924
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Cities and Towns -- Washington (State) -- History; Fourth of July celebrations -- Washington (State); Indians of North America -- Washington (State); Tipis -- Washington (State); -
Verso caption: View of the indian [sic] camp in Nespelem Wash, during the 4th of July 1924.
5.5cm x 8.1cm
Negative no.: Same as Identifier - Bureau of Catholic Indian Missions
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- View of Nespelem, WA, with Sacred Heart Mission in background, 1924
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Catholic Church -- Missions -- Washington (State); Cities and Towns -- Washington (State) -- History; Fourth of July celebrations -- Washington (State); Indians of North America -- Washington (State); Tipis -- Washington (State); -
Size: 7.8cm x 13.7cm
Negative no.: Same as Identifier - Bureau of Catholic Indian Missions
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- Youths at Omak Creek Falls, 1910
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Creeks -- Washington (State) -- Okanogan County -- 1900-1910; Indians of North America -- Washington (State); Rock formations -- Washington (State) -- Okanogan County -- 1900-1910 -
Verso caption: Taken Nov 25 -[19]10. All the stream passes between the two boys, very little water, even right after all the fall season rain.
Size: 12cm x 16.5cm
Negative no.: Same as Identifier - Bureau of Catholic Indian Missions
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- Residence of George Herron, 1910? - 1918?
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Catechists -- Catholic Church; Horses -- Washington (State); Indians of North America -- Washington (State); Indians -- Mixed descent; -
Verso caption: Residence of George Herron; the man in white shirt sleeves is George Herron, an old blind Indian Halfbreed of Scotch descent, about 90 years of age at the time of his death in the winter of 1918; R.I.P. He was a great help to the... - Bureau of Catholic Indian Missions
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