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Title: Burning the Cheyenne Village near Ft. Larned, April 19, 1867 ffrom "Harper's Weekly" June 8, 1867
Date: 1867

Title: [Photograph of a drawing concerning a stagecoach, with passengers, traveling past a house]

Title: A high stakes poker game was common in the 1880's
Date: 1880 (approximate)

Title: Border guerillas in pre-Civil War days stealing horses from settlers
Date: 1850 (approximate)

Title: Omaha vigilantes flog two horse thieves in 1856. Atrist's concept of incident
Date: 1876 (approximate)

Title: [Photograph of a drawing of a large tipi people and wagons around the outside]

Title: [Photograph of a shootout, in a room, between two men]

Title: Drawing showing the unloading of a camel which was imported for the U. S. Army in the 1850's

Title: Kidder Massacre, Harper's Weekly 8/17/1867
Date: 1867

Title: Battle of Pueblo de Toas

Title: Silva Cayo' al suelo como herido por el rayo, para no levantarse mas.

Title: Salt Lake bathing grounds
Date: 1880 (approximate)

Title: A drawing showing a camel being put aboard ship at Smyrna (Turkey), 1856
Date: 1856

Title: Colorado miners at work in gulch 1859. Prob. From "Harper's Weekly"
Date: 1859

Title: A typical Bowdie "Happy Hpur"[sic]

Title: Arrival of the Fort Benton steamboat Jennie Brown at Omaha

Title: [photo of a drawing of 4 men on a wagon with a sail rolling down railroad tracks]

Title: [Photograph of a drawing of an unknown man]

Title: Judge lynch was the normal end for horse thieves on the frontier

Title: The Key West, owned by the American Fur Company
Date: 1870 (approximate)

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