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Era: 1826 - 1850

3191 Items

1846 | oil on canvas

On the Trail

1843 | oil on canvas

Conference

1850 - 1900

John Ross Daguerreotype

1850 - 1900

Unidentified Apache man

April 1842 | ink on paper

Tahlequah District Claims Record Book

1850 - 1900

Woody Crumbo

1850 - 1900

Chief Fred lookout, Pawhuska

April 9, 1846 | ink on paper

Letter to Peachland from A.P. Hurst about emigration and Indian claims

February 22, 1847 | ink on paper

Receipt of passage for P.P. Pitchlynn and Indian man from the New River

May 3, 1848 | ink on paper

Letter to P.P. Pitchlynn, in Washington City from Joseph F. Gay regarding a joint business venture

January 1, 1849 | ink on paper

List of freed negroes who were to accompany the Seminoles to Indian Territory

1847 | ink on paper

Letter to friend and brother regarding education in Eastern schools

July 26, 1841 | ink on paper

Personal letter to R.F. Pitchlynn from Pitchlynn

July 4, 1815 - 1844 | ink on paper

Assorted documents titled “Rev. W.S Robertson" and "Some history of missionary work among the Cherokees and Creeks"

July 16, 1838

Letter to Governor George R. Gilmer from Camp Gilmer

July 23, 1838 | ink on paper

Letter to Thomas Henderson from J. L. Douglas regarding a list of eight Potowatimie boys to be sent to an academy

February 24, 1839 | ink on paper

Letter to P. Pitchlynn from Pierre Juzan regarding theft of property by four negroes

February 9, 1841 | ink on paper

Note to T. Bell from R.M. Johnson regarding suit of cloathes for P.P. Pitchlynn

April 25, 1849 | ink on paper

Note to P.P. Pitchlynn from J. Bryan, in Washington City, regarding Choctaw orphans

May 30, 1849 | ink on paper

Letter to P.P. Pitchlynn from J. Bryan, from Washington City, regarding Choctaw orphans