Add to ORKGPath through the willows where Meeker Women were hidden by the Utes. Plateau Canyon, Colorado. Donor and Photog: Olive Burt. (1948
UteStudio bust portraits of North American Indian (Ute) figures show Jack, White River Ute war chief...
Abe Anderson standing on the boulder where Gen. Connor made a speech to survivors of the Morrisite m...
Map showing the site of the Gunnison Massacre, 1853. Gift of and photo by Olive Burt
Ute petroglyphs in Plateau Canyon colo., near ""Surrender Cedar"" where Indians (Utes) returned Meek...
Black and white photograph showing a view of a path through the willow grove where the hostages of t...
Cave in Yampa Canyon, partly walled up in front, where the women were held captive after the Meeker ...
Illustration: Site of the 1879 Meeker Massacre in northwest Colorado. From Olive W. Burt's book, "Th...
UteMap showing reservation land, forts, railroads, wagon roads and trails at the time of the Meeker ...
Western Slope of the Rockies where the Ute Indians hunted. Donor & Photographer: Olive Burt (1948). ...
Eight unidentified men and a boy are standing around the Meeker Massacre Monument. The Meeker Massa...
Cave in Hardin's Hole where the Meeker women were held captive by Utes. View of cave-like hole set w...
Shallow cave with Ute Petroglyphs in Plateau Canyon, colo. Donor & Photog: Olive Burt (1948
UteNative Americans (Ute), Ouray, Jack, Piah, and Sarah; Douglass, a white man, a saddle, and a bead...
UteThis article provides an account of Major Alfred L. Hough's 1879 trip to Ute territory following ...
Photo shows a historical marker at the site of the Mountain Meadows Massacre, placed in 1932 by "The...
UteStudio bust portraits of North American Indian (Ute) figures show Jack, White River Ute war chief...
Abe Anderson standing on the boulder where Gen. Connor made a speech to survivors of the Morrisite m...
Map showing the site of the Gunnison Massacre, 1853. Gift of and photo by Olive Burt
Ute petroglyphs in Plateau Canyon colo., near ""Surrender Cedar"" where Indians (Utes) returned Meek...
Black and white photograph showing a view of a path through the willow grove where the hostages of t...
Cave in Yampa Canyon, partly walled up in front, where the women were held captive after the Meeker ...
Illustration: Site of the 1879 Meeker Massacre in northwest Colorado. From Olive W. Burt's book, "Th...
UteMap showing reservation land, forts, railroads, wagon roads and trails at the time of the Meeker ...
Western Slope of the Rockies where the Ute Indians hunted. Donor & Photographer: Olive Burt (1948). ...
Eight unidentified men and a boy are standing around the Meeker Massacre Monument. The Meeker Massa...
Cave in Hardin's Hole where the Meeker women were held captive by Utes. View of cave-like hole set w...
Shallow cave with Ute Petroglyphs in Plateau Canyon, colo. Donor & Photog: Olive Burt (1948
UteNative Americans (Ute), Ouray, Jack, Piah, and Sarah; Douglass, a white man, a saddle, and a bead...
UteThis article provides an account of Major Alfred L. Hough's 1879 trip to Ute territory following ...
Photo shows a historical marker at the site of the Mountain Meadows Massacre, placed in 1932 by "The...
UteStudio bust portraits of North American Indian (Ute) figures show Jack, White River Ute war chief...
Abe Anderson standing on the boulder where Gen. Connor made a speech to survivors of the Morrisite m...
Map showing the site of the Gunnison Massacre, 1853. Gift of and photo by Olive Burt