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A Ute woman sets the poles needed to build a tipi. 1

A completed canvas tipi. 1

A girl mugs for the camera as she stands among the wax figures of three Native Americans standing in front of a tipi at a wax museum. 1

A group of Ute women choose the best location to make camp and build their tipis. 1

A portrait of two women and two small children outside of a tipi. 1

Buckskin Charlie wearing headdress mounted on pinto near Garden of the Gods. Three other men in headdresses and one man without are standing in front of tipi in background. Photo is numbered 22 on print. Photo identified on back. 1

Building in shape of tipi with wooden door behind telephone pole at roadside with small shrub in front and other buildings behind. 1

Canvas tipi in front of rock formation. A blanket covers the doorway. 1

Canvas tipi. 1

Caption under photo "No. 12, "Town of Manitou Springs" float, it was one of the most popular floats in the long procession. It actually had a water spring in action." Photo appeared in the Colorado Springs Gazette Telegraph, on June 28, 1936, page 12. 1

Chiefs wearing native costume and eagle-feather headdresses on horseback. Tipis and rocks are in background. Photo is numbered 20 on print. 1

Dressed in full regalia, Dick Charlie stands with his family in front of a tipi in a Ute encampment, possibly in Monument Valley Park. 1

Five Ute men on horseback next to tipi. 1

Four Ute men on horseback next to tipi with man's shadow. 1

From left, Chipeta, Buckskin Charlie (Sapiah), and Ta-Wee (To-Wee) sit with two young girls in front of a tipi. Chipeta was the wife of Chief Ouray. 1

Full page spread with 13 images. Caption at bottom of page "Pictures from New Mexico and Colorado." [translated from the original German] Illustration appeared in "Around the World" dated March 22, 1884, pages 40-41. 1

Group of four stuccoed buildings in the shape of tipis with wooden doorways and windows. Two have wooden benches sitting in front. Photo identified on back as New Mexico. 1

Hand-colored steel engraving showing Indian in tipi sitting beside man wrapped in robes on the ground. Fringed bag and pipe are on ground, and man holds gourd rattle. "A Medicine Man Administering to a Patient" printed below image. 1

Indian men, women and girl sit in tipi. 1

Man in feathered headdress and Native American clothing standing next to tipi in Garden of the Gods. Several feather headdresses are nearby. "27." written on bottom right of print. 1

Native American woman wearing a fancy Native American attire and squash blossom necklace standing in front of tipi. "Buckskin Charley's Squaw" written on bottom of mounting board. Pencil signature "Tod Powell 1913" on lower right of print. 1

One of six images on a full-page spread. 2

Portrait of George (1855-?) and Ann Chiefhat (1861-?) of the Salish tribe standing in front of a teepee in a wooded area. 1

Portrait of Native American woman identified as Chipeta, holding young child in front of tipi. Title written on bottom of mounting board. Pencil signature "Tod Powell 1913" on lower right of print. 1

Single tipi in Garden of the Gods. 1

Six images on a full-page spread. 1

Small herd of cattle and sheep sit on rocky ground in front of four tipis. "4106. Ute Camp at Los Pinos" printed on bottom of photo. "W.H. Jackson & Co., Photographers 414 Larimer Street, Denver, Colo." printed on sides of card. 1

Ta-Wee (To-Wee, Towee), also known as Emma Naylor Buck, sits in front of a tipi, likely in Monument Valley Park. Ta-Wee was the wife of Ute Chief Buckskin Charlie, also known as Charles Buck. 1

Ta-Wee (To-Wee, Towee), also known as Emma Naylor Buck, stands in front of a tipi, likely in Monument Valley Park. She wears a fringed hide dress and a blanket shawl. Ta-Wee was the wife of Ute Chief Buckskin Charlie, also known as Charles Buck. 1

Taking poles and canvas to tipi site. 1

Three Ute Chiefs dentified as John Deal (left), Cerette, and Ocapoor in elaborate headresses and regalia. A small group is visible behind the men. Tipis are grouped closely together. 1

Tourist village at base of rocky cliff, with log cabins, tipis and a covered wagon. Cars are parked outside post and wire fence around village. Flag flies in front of building at center. 1

Two Ute Indians sit on plains with large number of tipis in background. "4107. Ute Encampment" printed on bottom of photo. "W.H. Jackson & Co., Photographers, 414 Larimer Street, Denver, Colorado." printed on sides of card. 1

Two Ute men stand in front of a tipi with a Ute woman seated to the left. 1

Two Ute women elevate the poles needed to erect a tipi. 1

Two Ute women place a pole in the center of canvas to build a tipi. 1

Two Ute women work to the right of tipi. 1

Ute Indian woman identified as the wife of Chief Ignacio stands next to a tipi in a floral shawl. 2

Ute encampment with tipis. 1

Ute men, most wearing full eagle feather headdresses, stand behind row of seated women and children with tipis and rocks in background in Garden of the Gods. Buckskin Charlie stands 9th from left. Photo is numbered 21 on print. 1

Ute tipi on the Southern Ute Reservation. 1

Ute woman sets tipi poles. 1

Ute woman with young girl in front and cradleboard on her back. A tipi is visible in the background. 1

Ute women attach canvas to large poles to build tipi. 1

Ute women drape canvas around large poles to build a tipi. 1

View of Ute tipi in valley, set against a mountain backdrop. 2

View of tipi with two Ute Indians to the right. 1