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Three daughters of a Whiterocks Indian trader in business during the late 1890's have given these articles of beadwork to the Utah Field House of Natural History
Captain Dulany and Mrs. Hunter gifted to the Utah Field House, America's finest fluorescent mineral ...
Loaded with 200 tons of goods heading for Omaha, Nebraska, and Sioux City and Council Bluffs, Iowa, ...
Indian woman carrying child in front of tepees set up in a city park in Northern Utah. Circa 1910-19...
Three daughters of a Whiterocks Indian trader in business during the late 1890's have given these a...
An Indian display at the Utah Fieldhouse of Natural History was donated for view from Mrs. Driver (V...
Ute; Shoshone; Navajo; PaiuteUtah Historical Quarterly article regarding the few Navajoes who live i...
Ute; Paiute; Goshute; ShoshoneThis item is an article excerpt from the Utah Historical Quarterly (Ju...
Photograph of and document for a bead bag owned by Mrs. R. N. (Bessie Jones) Stockslager of Salt Lak...
Photograph of a collection of five pieces of Sioux Indian bead work on display, ca.1900. They look l...
This record from the Utah Historical Quarterly is an account of early interactions with Utah Indians...
Ute; White Mesa; Shoshone; PaiuteWhite MesaUtah Historical Quarterly article regarding the Mormon ar...
Governor Maw with a group of Ute Indians at one of their celebrations. Note the Beautiful bead work,...
Photograph of two pieces of Sioux Indian bead work on display, ca.1900. They are both containers of ...
Left to right: Jane Boyack, Blanch Works, Lilly Wood, Irene Little, Beryl Bennion, Ione Dalley, Ade...
This was the cellar built on the first Marimon Store by Bob Marimon Jr. He used the structure as a ...
Captain Dulany and Mrs. Hunter gifted to the Utah Field House, America's finest fluorescent mineral ...
Loaded with 200 tons of goods heading for Omaha, Nebraska, and Sioux City and Council Bluffs, Iowa, ...
Indian woman carrying child in front of tepees set up in a city park in Northern Utah. Circa 1910-19...
Three daughters of a Whiterocks Indian trader in business during the late 1890's have given these a...
An Indian display at the Utah Fieldhouse of Natural History was donated for view from Mrs. Driver (V...
Ute; Shoshone; Navajo; PaiuteUtah Historical Quarterly article regarding the few Navajoes who live i...
Ute; Paiute; Goshute; ShoshoneThis item is an article excerpt from the Utah Historical Quarterly (Ju...
Photograph of and document for a bead bag owned by Mrs. R. N. (Bessie Jones) Stockslager of Salt Lak...
Photograph of a collection of five pieces of Sioux Indian bead work on display, ca.1900. They look l...
This record from the Utah Historical Quarterly is an account of early interactions with Utah Indians...
Ute; White Mesa; Shoshone; PaiuteWhite MesaUtah Historical Quarterly article regarding the Mormon ar...
Governor Maw with a group of Ute Indians at one of their celebrations. Note the Beautiful bead work,...
Photograph of two pieces of Sioux Indian bead work on display, ca.1900. They are both containers of ...
Left to right: Jane Boyack, Blanch Works, Lilly Wood, Irene Little, Beryl Bennion, Ione Dalley, Ade...
This was the cellar built on the first Marimon Store by Bob Marimon Jr. He used the structure as a ...
Captain Dulany and Mrs. Hunter gifted to the Utah Field House, America's finest fluorescent mineral ...
Loaded with 200 tons of goods heading for Omaha, Nebraska, and Sioux City and Council Bluffs, Iowa, ...
Indian woman carrying child in front of tepees set up in a city park in Northern Utah. Circa 1910-19...
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