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Murdock Village

Description: Photograph of the Murdock Village. There are winter lodges in the photo. There is a telephone line that appears in the photo. The line belonged to Joe Murdock and the number was 151 Ash Line in Dale, Oklahoma.
Date: 1926~/1927~
Partner: Oklahoma Historical Society

Apache Wigwam

Description: Photograph of an Apache wigwam near Fort Thomas, Arizona, and the Gila River Valley. Mountains can be seen in the distance.
Date: 1927~
Partner: Oklahoma Historical Society

Mats for Winter Houses

Description: Photograph of a Native American woman making mats for winter houses.
Date: unknown
Partner: Oklahoma Historical Society

Friends Mexican Kickapoo Church

Description: Photograph of the Friends Mexican Kickapoo Church in McLoud, Oklahoma. It is a one story frame structure.
Date: 1926~/1927~
Partner: Oklahoma Historical Society

Summer Wigwam or Bark House

Description: Photograph of a summer wigwam or bark house of the Mexican Kickapoo.
Date: 1918~/1922~
Partner: Oklahoma Historical Society

Kickapoo Winter Lodges

Description: Photograph of Kickapoo winter lodges or wigwams in Murdock Village.
Date: 1927~
Partner: Oklahoma Historical Society

Friends Kickapoo Mission

Description: Photograph of the Friends Kickapoo Indian Mission. It is a one story frame structure located near the Shawnee Indian Agency.
Date: 1927~
Partner: Oklahoma Historical Society

Anna Wox Lewis and Loa Reed

Description: Photograph of Rose Murdock and Loa Reed seated on the ground outside a house. They are Mexican Kickapoos.
Date: 1928~
Partner: Oklahoma Historical Society

Wigwams of the Mexican Kickapoos

Description: Photograph of three wigwams of the Mexican Kickapoos during the winter near Dale, Oklahoma.
Date: 1926~/1927~
Partner: Oklahoma Historical Society

Kickapoo Winter Lodges

Description: Photograph of three Kickapoo winter lodges with a cooking area to the right in the photo.
Date: unknown
Partner: Oklahoma Historical Society

Kickapoo Woman and Child

Description: Photograph of a Kickapoo woman and a child taken outdoors.
Date: unknown
Partner: Oklahoma Historical Society

Friends Kickapoo Mission

Description: Photograph of the Friends Kickapoo Indian Mission. It is a one story frame structure located near the Shawnee Indian Agency.
Date: 1927~
Partner: Oklahoma Historical Society

Murdock Village

Description: Photograph of a wigwam or lodge in the Tecumzee Village.
Date: 1927~
Partner: Oklahoma Historical Society

Friends Kickapoo Mission

Description: Photograph of the Friends Kickapoo Indian Mission where Phillip L. Frazier (Sioux Indian Preacher) conducted services. It is a one story frame structure.
Date: 1927~
Partner: Oklahoma Historical Society

Oscar Wilde

Description: Photograph of a Kickapoo summer wigwam under construction.
Date: 1926~
Partner: Oklahoma Historical Society

Apache Camp

Description: Photograph of an Apache camp near Violet, Arizona. There are several wigwams in the photo. Mountains can be seen in the distance.
Date: 1927~
Partner: Oklahoma Historical Society

Emma Williams Ellis and Others

Description: Photograph of Emma Williams Ellis with two unidentified women. The photo was taken outdoors.
Date: unknown
Partner: Oklahoma Historical Society

Anna Wox Lewis and Loa Reed

Description: Photograph of Loa Reed and Rose Murdock seated on the ground outside a house. They are Mexican Kickapoos.
Date: 1928~
Partner: Oklahoma Historical Society

Mexican Kickapoo Graveyard

Description: Photograph of a Mexican Kickapoo graveyard near Tecumzee Village.
Date: 1926~
Partner: Oklahoma Historical Society

Anna Wox Lewis and Loa Reed

Description: Photograph of Anna Wox Lewis and Loa Reed seated on the ground outside a house. Loa Reed is a Mexican Kickapoo.
Date: 1928~
Partner: Oklahoma Historical Society

Oscar Wilde

Description: Photograph of Oscar Wilde, Chief of the Mexican Kickapoos of Oklahoma.
Date: unknown
Partner: Oklahoma Historical Society

Oscar Wilde

Description: Photograph of Oscar Wilde, chief of the Oklahoma-Mexican Kickapoos. He is wearing traditional clothing.
Date: 1926~
Partner: Oklahoma Historical Society