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1975 | tempera on matboard

Mourning His Son

1967 | ink on paper

Native family group

March 20, 1866 | ink on paper

Letter to Henry Ross from Lewis Ross, Fort Gibson discussing relatives, deaths and crops

January 26, 1866 | ink on paper

Letter to Henry Ross from Lewis Ross, Grand Saline, Cherokee Nation listing delegates in Washington and Neighbors

August 26, 1865 | ink on paper

Letter to Henry Ross from Lewis Ross, written on board a Steamboat from St. Louis to Fort Gibson with Uncle John Ross

December 7, 1864 | ink on paper

Letter to Henry Ross, from Lewis Ross, Fort Gibson, Cherokee Nation, describing raids on Wagon Trains from or to Fort Scott

November 28, 1864 | ink on paper

Letter to Lewis Ross from Henry Ross, Nazareth Hall, mentioning John Ross and two family photos received

April 6, 1864 | ink on paper

Letter from Henry C. Ross to his father, Lewis Ross regarding personal things. He does not want to return to the Cherokee Nation

May 8, 1864 | ink on paper

Letter from Henry C. Ross to his father, Lewis Ross regarding his concern for the Cherokee people in the Nation, being killed by the Rebels

March 27, 1864 | ink on paper

Letter from Henry C. Ross, age 16, in Philadelphia to Lewis Ross in Washington D.C. regarding his school and plans to not return to the Nation

April 2, 1864 | ink on paper

Letter from Henry C. Ross in Philadelphia to 'Papa' Lewis Ross describing some boys who got into trouble

April 13, 1887 | pencil on paper

Letter from J. L. McCorkle to his son, David W. McCorkle, with news of the burning of the Cherokee Female Seminary

late 19th century | ink on paper

Letter from John T. Drew to his mother regarding mistake on estimate

October 19, 1833 | ink on paper

Fragment of an unexecuted bond of John Drew concerning a Negro slave and her children

1850 - 1900

Nahehe and Geronimo

September 10, 1886

Geronimo and Nachete after their capture

1850 - 1900

John White Fox and his son, Henry

1868-1872 | gelatin silver process

Trotting Wolf and woman

1850 - 1900

Newt Adair

1850 - 1900

Little Wound, wife, and son