Photographic Study Collection

Spanning the history of photography, this collection brings together examples of ambrotypes, daguerreotypes, tintypes, cased photographs, stereographs, photographic postcards, silver gelatin prints, and more. The topics covered in the collection primarily focus on the general history of the American West.

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Pages

: Ninth U.S. Cavalry--Dismount!

: No. 302. "A Mess Scene"; Printed on photo: No.302. "A Mess Scene." Scene on "Round Up" of 1887 in Dakota Printed on right hand edge of card: J. c. H. Grabill. Official Photographer of the Black Hills and F. P. R. R., & Home Stake Mining Co. Studios: Deadwood and Lead City, South Dakota

: No. 409 Mazaicasuanin and his wife, Anpaohdinajin

: No. 71 Deer Hunters Camp in the Northwest; Deer hunters sitting in front of a makeshift shelter of evergreen branches with 4 deer carcasses in foreground.

: North Dakota cowboy on horse; Writing on back of photo identifies cowboy as N. Dak. Willie.

: Nowata Slim on Invalid, Tex Austin Rodeo, Chicago

: Officers at Fort Shaw; Hawes' Palace Studio

: Oklahoma "Wrangers" Round Up Club [copy]; Location: Washington Park, NE 4th & HIgh L to R: Earnest Lee, son/grandson, Bob Sullivan, O. D. Goldman, Matthew Carter, Cecil Hunter, Rosie Brazille, Carl Franklin, Kennith Trayor, Fred Smiley, Lois Ann Edward, Guy Rogan, Loyd Tipton, Sammy Parker, John Riley, Red Ingram, Cecil Pond