A Beautiful Little Shinnecock Girl Poses For A Pow Wow Photo In 1967
Type: Photograph

A Group Of Shinnecocks In Plain Indian Type Costumes
Type: Photograph

A Rare Photo Of The Old Shinnecock School Around The Turn Of The Century
Type: Photograph

A Rare Photograph Of Shinnecock And Montauk Tribesmen Together
Type: Photograph

A Shinnecock Couple In The Days Of Yesteryear At Their Home
Type: Photograph

A Shinnecock Woman And Her Friend
Type: Photograph

A Study Of Charles S. Bunn, 47 Years Later
Type: Photograph

Another Interesting Photo Of Martha Broadman
Type: Photograph

The caption reads:

"This is another study of Martha Broadman with a change in hairstyling. In photo No. 13 she is shown with her hair in curls.

Like in the preceding photo the beauty of Martha Broadman is beyond doubt."

Aunt Frank Ashman
Type: Photograph

Aunt Mary Ann Cuffee
Type: Photograph

Charles Somer Bunn, Most Famous Of The Shinnecock Guides
Type: Photograph

Charles Somers Bunn, The Famous Shinnecock Guide In 1938
Type: Photograph

Flag Raising At The Old Shinnecock School During The Winter Of Bygone Days
Type: Photograph

Harry Williams (Chief War Hawk) At The Burying Ground In 1943
Type: Photograph

Indian Thanksgiving At The Shinnecock Reservation, Nov. 19, 1953
Type: Photograph

Martha Boardman And Her Daughter
Type: Photograph

The caption reads:

"This is an interesting photo of Martha Boardman and her daughter taken around the year of 1874. This photo proves that many of the Shinnecock women were very comely and beautiful."

Matriarchs Of The Montauk, Poosepatuck, And Shinnecock Tribes Of Long Island
Type: Photograph

Mohawk Minister And Elders Of The Shinnecock Church In 1938
Type: Photograph

Mrs. Ada Bunn, A Friend Of The Author And A Remarkable Woman
Type: Photograph

Mrs. Adeline E. Waters, A Handsome Type Of Shinnecock Indian
Type: Photograph

Mrs. Edna Eleazar, A Shinnecock Full Blood
Type: Photograph

Mrs. Emma Jane Lee, An Excellent Shinnecock Type
Type: Photograph

One Of The Upcoming Generations Of The Shinnecock Indians
Type: Photograph

Rev. Aaron Cuffee, Montauk And Courtland Cuffee Of The Shinnecocks
Type: Photograph

Shinnecock Children Of Another Generation
Type: Photograph

The caption reads:

"This is an interesting photo of four Shinnecock children taken around the early 1900's. The boy kneeling is Deforest Cuffee and boy behind him is his brother Cortland. They were the sons of Eugene Cuffee and Ida Beaman Cuffee of the Shinnecock tribe.

The younger boy is still living and is one of the officials of the Shinnecock church."

Shinnecock Girl At The Annual June Meeting In 1943
Type: Photograph

Shinnecock Girl In Her Easter Finery On Sunday In 1940
Type: Photograph

Shinnecock Grandmother, Grandaughter, And Great Grandsons, June 1940
Type: Photograph

The caption reads:

"Mrs. Lillian Lee, the grandmother, is shown in this photo with her grandaughter, Mrs. Vivian Carl and her great grandsons, Gary and Douglass Carl. This photo was taken in front of the Williams homestead on the Shinnecock Reservation.

The little boys are now grown men and both served their country in the armed forces. Mrs. Lee is deceased but the mother and sons still live on the reservation. (April 25, 1969)"

Shinnecock Indian Young Men In 1943
Type: Photograph

Shinnecock Man Standing Beside Indian Cellar Or Barn
Type: Photograph

Shinnecock Old Timers Chat Of Former Days In The Old Church
Type: Photograph

Shinnecock Women At A Pageant On The Reservation On August 19, 1920
Type: Photograph

Shinnecock Youth And A Catawba Friend (Author Of These Series) In 1943
Type: Photograph

The Author With Aunt Jean Arch, Beloved Shinnecock Matriarch In 1965
Type: Photograph

The Past And Present Generations At Shinnecock In 1966
Type: Photograph

Three Shinnecocks Of Yesteryear
Type: Photograph

The caption reads:

"An excellent photo of three Shinnecocks taken shortly before the year of 1914. Wickham Cuffee is seated on the left and the woman on the right is Fanny Bunn who was the mother of Ada Bunn who appears in Photo 40.

Wickham's wife Ellen is standing in the center. She has an old walking stick in her hand probably fashioned by her husband."

Two Shinnecocks And The Author After The Pow Wow In September Of 1967
Type: Photograph

[Anthony Beaman (Chief Running Bull)]
Type: Photograph

[Ellen Cuffee]
Type: Photograph

[Mary Rebecca Kellis]
Type: Photograph

[Mrs. Camille Smith]
Type: Photograph

[Wickham Cuffee]
Type: Photograph

[Wickham Cuffee]
Type: Photograph