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Toddler and baby sitting in chair with knitted hats and identical outfits
Toddler and baby sitting in chair with knitted hats and identical outfits.
Seated smiling baby waving feet
Seated smiling baby waving feet.
Little Robert Asbridge in a baby carriage at the Lazy X Ranch
Little Robert Asbridge in a baby carriage at the Lazy X Ranch.
Baby Ruth Asbridge sitting on steps at Lazy X Ranch near Roundup, MT
Baby Ruth Asbridge sitting on steps at Lazy X Ranch near Roundup, MT.
Baby in a barrel
Baby in a barrel, McKay Family.
Young man posed with stuffed bear
Young man or boy with rifle, posed with stuffed bear.
Asbridge boys on horse
Asbridge boys on horse.
Father's Day card, front and middle
Father's Day card, front and middle.
Raymond and Gilbert Lord with dead coyotes
Raymond and Gilbert Lord with dead coyotes.
Pencil cartoon drawing on accounting page
Pencil cartoon drawing on accounts page.
A boy sits on a horse
A boy sits on a horse and a woman stands at a gate on Williams Ranch at the end of Rattlesnake Road, Missoula, Montana.
Three children and a horse
Three children sit near the porch of a building. One child sits on a wooden box, another child sits in a rocking chair and holds an infant. A horse and wagon are in the background.
White Bear Claws
White Bear Claws with his horse on the Rocky Boy Reservation.
Bureau of Child Protection, cover, page 0 and page 1
Sixteenth Biennial Report of the Bureau of Child Protection of the State of Montana, includes Will Rodgers illustration.
Reverend Stanley's camping group
Reverend Stanley's camping group at Medicine Hot Springs, Montana.
Family groups of men, women and children in the forest
Family group of men, women, and children seated in the forest, Native American woman standing behind group.
Fergus Family group photo
Fergus Family group photo, all standing.
Outing at mine entrance, Elkhorn, Montana
Outing at mine entrance, Elkhorn, Montana. Men, women and children posed around entrance. Ore cart in foreground.
Family posed on railway cart
Family posed on hand-powered railway cart.
Yakima Indian family
Yakima Indians, Columbia National Forest. Woman stands with two children. Several baskets are in the picture. One child holds a cat.
Letter from Ruth Line to Robert Line
Ruth Line's letter to her brother Robert Line who is attending the University of Montana in Missoula.
Letter from Ruth Line to Robert Line
Ruth Line's letter to her brother Robert Line who is attending the University of Montana in Missoula. Written on stationery with Asian motif.
Letter from Ruth Line to Robert Line
Ruth Line's letter to her brother Robert Line who is attending Harvard.
Letter from Ruth Line to Robert Line
Ruth Line's letter to her brother Robert Line who is attending Harvard.
Letter from Ruth Line to her Mother
Ruth's Line's letter to her mother when her mother is away for a summer trip.
Letter from Ruth Line to Robert Line
Ruth Line's letter to her brother Robert Line who is teaching at Mount Holyoke College.
Letter from Ruth Line to her Family
Ruth Line's letter home to her family in Columbus, Montana when she is attending college at the University of Montana in Missoula.
Loyola High School Baseball team
Loyola High School baseball team, Missoula, Montana.
Liberty Valley School
Liberty Valley School, Montana.
Children's class on field trip
Children's class on outdoor field trip, Big Fork, Montana.
Children's class in tent
Children's class examining results of field trip in tent, Big Fork, Montana.
Commencement program
Flathead County Commencement program for Rural Schools.
Lone Rock School District Census
Lone Rock School District 113 (Ravalli County, Montana) Census.
Lone Rock School District Expenses
Lone Rock School District 113 (Ravalli County, Montana) Expenses.
Sacred Heart Academy
Group photo of children and nun on the steps of Sacred Heart Academy, Missoula, Montana.
Studio photograph of child
Studio photo of unknown child posed on ornate whicker lounge chair.
Studio photograph of family
Studio photograph of unknown family.
Annie Snedmeyer and children
Studio photograph of Mrs. Annie Snedmeyer with her four children, Annie Mary, Harry P., Mary Emma Louise, and Emma Louise.
Studio photograph of two boys
Studio photograph of two boys, smaller boy with ruffled cuffs and collar.
Lucy Litcomb
Studio photograph of Lucy Litcomb wearing winter coat and stocking hat.
Studio photograph of girl in confirmation dress and veil
Studio photograph of girl in confirmation dress and veil.
Andrew Hammond and family
Studio portrait of Andrew Hammond and family.
Jim Denny Family
Studio photo of Jim Denny, "Maggie" William, and Florana on the Rocky Boy Reservation, Montana.
Rosalind Lord
Rosalind Lord, age eight, standing in front of a mirror, her hair is well below her waist. Bitterroot Valley, Montana.
Rosalind Lord
Rosalind Lord, dressed in a fur trimmed coat, Bitterroot Valley, Montana.
Studio photograph of boy
Studio photograph of unidentified boy with ruffled bow at neck, resting arm on chair back.
Studio photograph of two children
Studio photograph of two unidentified small children dressed up for Easter.
Frances and Hazel Asbridge
Frances and Hazel Asbridge each holding kittens and playing on teeter-totter at Lazy X Ranch near Roundup, Montana.
Vern, Hazel, and Joseph Asbridge
Vern, Hazel and Joseph Asbridge at the Willows at Lazy X Ranch near Roundup, Montana.
Dorothy and Edna Asbridge
Dorothy and Cousin Edna Asbridge on top of pile of stacked wood at Lazy X near Roundup, Montana.
Frances and Hazel Asbridge
Frances and Hazel Asbridge picking sunflowers at Lazy X near Roundup, Montana.
Children hired to catch frogs
Three children hired to catch frogs at Yellow Bay on Flathead Lake in Montana, the two boys barefoot and wearing bib overalls.
Children in a cardboard box
Two children sitting in a Shredded Wheats box on a lake shore.
Girl with baby in carriage
Girl with baby in sleigh-like baby carriage.
Helen and Joe Swan
Helen and Joe Swan (children) at 1533 Jackson, Missoula.
Agnes and Theo on a heifer, Glacier
Two children, Agnes and Theo, sit on a heifer in front of the door to what is probably a barn. A man stands in front of the cow. Glacier National Park, Montana.
Two children and a cow
Two children and a cow by railroad tracks, the smaller child is wearing a straw hat.
A boy with a baby in carriage
A boy with a baby in a carriage, dog and railroad tracks nearby.
Alaxchíiahush with a buffalo robe over his shoulders seated facing the left and holding his biography.
Alaxchíiahush holding an original copy of "American: The Life Story of a Great Indian: Plenty-coups, Chief of the Crows"
Alaxchíiahush with his hair unbraided seated and facing left.
Alaxchíiahush with his hair unbraided.
Alaxchíiahush wearing his war shirt decorated with ermines and a feathered headdress, sitting astride a white horse.
Alaxchíiahush on his war horse and wearing his war shirt decorated with ermines.
Alaxchíiahush standing facing the camera with a blanket wrapped around his torso and a pipe in his right hand.
Alaxchíiahush at Fort Custer holding a pipe
Handwriting on faded yellow paper.
Frank Linderman's notes on the tobacco planting ceremony as told to him by Alaxchíiahush.
Alaxchíiahush's thumbprint in "American: The Life Story of a Great Indian: Plenty-coups, Chief of the Crows"
Alaxchíiahush's thumbprint in "American: The Life Story of a Great Indian: Plenty-coups, Chief of the Crows," which signified that he approved the book.
Black and white illustration of two Crow men seated on horses and looking at a sunshield in the sky.
Illustration of sunshield from "American: the Life Story of a Great Indian, Plenty-Coups, Chief of the Crows."
Group of six bison grazing in the foreground with sagebrush-covered hills and mountains in the background.
Herd of bison.
White and gold illustration of Alaxchíiahush wearing his feathered headdress.
Cover of "American: The Life Story of Great Indian: Plenty-coups, Chief of the Crows," 1930.
Anthropologist Aaron Brien holding a black and green Crow war shield decorated with feathers.
Anthropologist Aaron Brien, the great-great-grandson of Shitchísh and Basáakoosh, holding up Shitchísh’s father’s war shield, which is held by the Chicago Field Museum.
Four Crow men standing around a white cross that marks a gravesite.
Postcard titled “How Custer Fell. Apsáalooke scouts (left to right) White Man Runs Him, Hairy Moccasin, Curly, and Basáakoosh / Goes Ahead stand near the place of Custer’s death.
Basáakoosh / Goes Ahead holding bow and war shield and wearing a feathered headdress.
Basáakoosh holding a bow and his war shield.
Shitchísh with her back to camera bending over a buffalo hide.
Shitchísh scraping a buffalo hide at camp.
Kukúwish
Kukúwish / Squash was Shitchísh's interpreter when Linderman interviewed her for her biography.
Shitchísh by a tree at Crow Agency, Montana
Shitchísh by a tree at Crow Agency, Montana, wrapped in a blanket.
Shitchísh seated with her head down holding meat in her right hand and a knife in the left.
Shitchísh working with meat, likely bison.
Basáakoosh and Shitchísh
Shitchísh and Basáakoosh standing for a photo.
Crow woman astride a horse that's pulling a travois.
Cover of "Red Mother" ca. 1932
Drawings of Crow women at camp from "Red Mother"
Illustrations of Crow women at camp from Pretty Shield's biography, "Red Mother."
Senator Mike Mansfield seated on a couch with President Gerald Ford who is reading a document and smoking a pipe.
Senator Mike Mansfield with the 38th President of the United States Gerald Ford, 1976.
President Richard Nixon and Senator Mike Mansfield seated on a couch and looking at each other.
Senator Mike Mansfield and the 37th President of the United States Richard Nixon
Senator Mansfield kneeling and smiling at an Vietnamese infant who is being held by a U.S. Navy serviceman.
Senator Mansfield with two US sailors and a Vietnamese infant
Senator Mike Mansfield leaning over President Lyndon Johnson who is seated at a typewriter.
Senator Mike Mansfield with 36th President of the United States Lyndon Johnson. Though members of the same political party, Mansfield disapproved of President Johnson’s escalation of the Vietnam War.
Senators Mike Mansfield and Everett Dirksen standing in a three-way handshake with Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey.
Senator Mike Mansfield with Senator Everett Dirksen and
Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey after cloture was invoked to break a filibuster and allow a vote on the civil rights bill
Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey after cloture was invoked to break a filibuster and allow a vote on the civil rights bill
Senators Mike Mansfield and Everett Dirksen smiling and each speaking into a telephone.
Senate Majority Leader Mike Mansfield and Senate Minority Leader Everett Dirksen phone President Lyndon Johnson to tell him the Senate is ready to adjourn the session that passed the Civil Rights Act of 1964.
Senator Mike Mansfield standing and holding a book and his pipe.
Mike Mansfield poses for photo holding a book and his pipe
An apparition of old man floating in the air and being deflated by two men who prick him with pins.
Senator Mansfield Deflating the Southern Civil Rights Filibuster. Text: “I knew I’d eventually run out of hot air.”
Senate Minority Leader Everett Dirksen’s letter about the Civil Rights Act
Republican Senate Minority Leader Everett Dirksen’s signed response to Senator Mike Mansfield’s letter about the passage of the Civil Rights Act
Senator George Aiken's letter about the Civil Rights Act
Senator George Aiken’s response to Mansfield’s letter about the passage of the Civil Rights Act. Mansfield ate breakfast with his Republican colleague every morning before heading to work in the Senate.
Mike Mansfield letter about Civil Rights Act
Copy of letter written by Mike Mansfield to Everett Dirksen after the passage of the Civil Rights Act of 1964. This letter was sent to all 99 US senators, regardless of how they voted.
Senator Hubert Humphrey's letter about the Civil Rights Act
Senator Hubert Humphrey’s signed response to Senator Mike Mansfield’s letter about the passage of the Civil Rights Act.
Senator Milton Young’s letter about the Civil Rights Act
Senator Milton Young’s signed response to Senator Mike Mansfield’s letter about the passage of the Civil Rights Act.
Senator Mansfield’s report on Indochina
INDOCHINA: Report of Senator Mike Mansfield on a Study Mission of the Associated States of Indochina - Vietnam, Cambodia, Laos
Senate vote count on civil rights bill
Senator Mansfield’s vote count on which senators would vote for cloture to end the filibuster on the civil rights bill.
Mike Mansfield's meeting notes
Notes of Senator Mansfield’s meeting with Senator Richard Russell, the leader of the Republican opposition to the Civil Rights Bill.
Confidential Memo about Vietnam War
Confidential Memo from Senator Mike Mansfield to President Lyndon Johnson opposing Johnson's escalation of the Vietnam War.
Senator Mike Mansfield and President John F. Kennedy sitting next to each other at a desk with a typewriter in front of them.
Senator Mansfield with President Kennedy, possibly in Oval Office. The two men sit side-by-side at a desk. A model ship is on the credenza behind the men and in front of a window. Flags are on either side of the men.
Profile image of Senator Mike Mansfield smoking his pipe.
Cover of Senator Mansfield: The Extraordinary Life of a Great American Statesman and Diplomat, 2003
Clear plastic fountain pen used for the Civil Rights signing ceremony sitting atop a typed letter.
Pen used by President Lyndon Johnson to sign H.R. 7152, Civil Rights Act of 1964, into law. Letter accompanying the pen gifting it to Mansfield.
Senators Mike Mansfield and Everett Dirksen seated on a couch and reading from the same document.
Majority Leader Mike Mansfield with Minority Leader Everett M. Dirksen sitting together and reading a document.
Senator Mike Mansfield standing behind Senator Everett Dirksen who is typing a document.
Senate Majority Leader Mike Mansfield and Minority Leader Everett Dirksen looking at a document together.