Pictured are Martha Yellow Bear, an unidentified woman, and wilonin. Spalding, ID, ca. 1910. — Photo from the C. Carter collection.
Elijah and Annie Red Elk
Elijah is remembered for his extensive knowledge which was passed down to him from the old ones through oral history. Lewiston, ID, ca. 1915. — Photo by J.W. Webster.
Woman with Child in Cradleboard
Louise Broncheau and Sophie Davis. Spalding, ID, ca. 1889 - 1892. — Photo by Jane Gay.
Nez Perce Family Encampment
Pablo and Lowry families. Note the tipi canvas has been raised to use as a shade tent and for ventilation through the lodge. Near Kooskia, ID, ca. 1905.
wewuukey’ t’simuuxt’simuux (Black Elk)
Lewiston, ID, ca. 1905. — Photo by E. G. Cummings.
Nez Perce Men
From left: wexlewikitpu (Jesse James), ahas’imlikt (Jessie Spotted Eagle), Jim Moses, Steven Tukayimlikt, unidentified man, unidentified man, wetyetmes tamalayxinma (Sam Slickpoo). Circa 1905.
Martha (Nee) Morris
Sewing on a cradleboard. Kooskia, ID. ca 1966.
Elder with tu’•k’es
A woman identified as “To-lah” or Milton George’s mother, poses with her tu’•k’es (root digging stick) and harvest covered with canvas. Lewiston, ID, ca. 1918. — Photo by A.H. Hilton.
we’eptes t’simuuxt’ simuux (Blackeagle/John Jefferson Green)
In 1877 this veteran escaped from the Bear Paw battlefield and sought sanctuary with Sitting Bull in Canada. Lapwai, ID, ca. 1889-1892. — Photo by Jane Gay.
Two Nez Perce Women
Julia Slickpoo wears a buckskin dress while Louise Slickpoo wears a dress decorated with elk teeth. Circa 1890.