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Salmon Fishing in Sugarbowl on the Trinity river, Hupa Indian
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Fish-Weir Across Trinity River—Hupa
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Hupa Deer Dance
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Hupa mother, three-quarter length portrait, seated, facing left, holding baby
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Captain Jack Napolean, Pinoleville Rancheria, c.1895
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Hupa leader of the Madilding Rancheria Captain John, Hupa Leader, who died 28 Dec 1911
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Yurok Canoe on Trinity river
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Ada Lopez Richards, full-length portrait, standing near the shore wearing hat, necklaces, and dress.
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Hupa Shamen
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Basket weaver, Crescent City
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"Poma Dancer, Squealing Charley" (Charley Brown), c.1892
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Pomo Making money
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Delia Albert, a Tolowa woman, wears a native dance apron and skirt over a non-Indian bodice.
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Indian mother
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Bertha Stewart, Yurok woman on coast in Del Norte County
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Mrs. Childs weaving a Basket
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Yurok smelt fisher, Trinidad, CA
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Ohlone Indians in ceremonial outfits
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Ohlones fishing in the Bay
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Mariposa man, Yokut, standing on rock in pool of water surrounded by boulders, mountains in background.
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Pomo acorn storage basket
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"Poma Indian Dancers," c.1895 (Dancers L to R: Henry Hale, Charley Brown, Butler Miranda. Mark Carpenter on roof)
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Jump dance in Pecwan
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Charley and Kate Wright, c.1895
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"Poma Making Money of Clam Shells," c.1890
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Yurok canoe on Trinity River
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Indian Family at DeHaven Beach, Mendocino County
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Hupa Indian in white deer skin costume
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Pecwan Sweat-house
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Klammath Indians
