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[Photograph negative of a building]

One photograph negative of a building dated circa 1942. Features a building built into the side of a mountain or hill. Only the front facade is outside of the earth. In front of the building is a car.

GLC10047.02.636

[Photograph negative of two men]

One photograph negative of two men dated circa 1942. Features two men posing for the camera. Both men are in military uniform. The man on the right has his arm around the shoulder of the man on the left. Same men as GLC10047.02.638.

GLC10047.02.637

[Photograph negative of two men]

One photograph negative of two men dated circa 1942. Features two men posing for the camera. Both men are in military uniform. Same men as GLC10047.02.637.

GLC10047.02.638

[Photograph negative of two men]

One photograph negative of two men dated circa 1942. Features two men posing for the camera. Both men are in military uniform and one man is wearing a top hat. Both men are holding guns.

GLC10047.02.639

[Photograph negative of destruction]

One photograph negative of destruction dated circa 1942. Features a large area of destruction.

GLC10047.02.640

[Photograph negative of a destroyed bridge]

One photograph negative of a destroyed bridge dated circa 1942. Features a bridge that has been destroyed and lies partially in a river.

GLC10047.02.641

The Teller Bill And Its Provisions for a Reorganization of the Indian Bureau

One pamphlet entitled, "The Teller Bill And Its Provisions for a Reorganization of the Indian Bureau," published by the Indian Rights Association. Refers to a congressional bill kown as the "Teller Bill," and the adjustment of their office and...

GLC10051.03

An Earnest Petition

One pamphlet entitled, "An Earnest Petition," published by the Indian Rights Association dated 1890. Pertains to the displacement of the Choctaw, Chickasaw, and Cherokee peoples as well as advocating for action.

GLC10051.04

Indian Rights Association: The Administration and the Indians

One pamphlet entitled, "Indian Rights Association: The Administration and the Indians," published by the Indian Rights Association dated 1885. Pertains to how the United States government has benefitted from indigineous peoples.

GLC10051.05

The Prelude to the 175th Lecture of Joseph Cook: Frontier Savages, White and Red. Delivered in the Tremont Temple.

One pamphlet entitled, "The Prelude to the 175th Lecture of Joseph Cook: Frontier Savages, White and Red. Delivered in the Tremont Temple," published by the Indian Rights Association dated March 2, 1885. Pertains to voting on appropriations and Cook...

GLC10051.06

Brief Statement of the Aims, Work and Achievements of the Indian Rights Association

One pamphlet entitled, "Brief Statement of the Aims, Work and Achievements of the Indian Rights Association," published by the Indian Rights Association dated 1886. Pertains to the successes of the IRA, its policies, methodology, relief efforts...

GLC10051.07

Speech of Hon. Charles H. Allen, of Massachusetts, In the House of Representatives

One pamphlet entitled, "Speech of Hon. Charles H. Allen, of Massachusetts, In the House of Representatives," published by the Indian Rights Association dated March 11, 1886.

GLC10051.08

Oleomargarine Versus the Indian

One pamphlet entitled, "Oleomargarine Versus the Indian," published by the Indian Rights Association dated June 3, 1886. Printing is a statement written by C.C. Painter, a special agent on the efforts to pass legislation for providing aid to the...

GLC10051.09

The Removal of William H. Lyon from the Board of Indian Commissions

One pamphlet entitled, "The Removal of William H. Lyon from the Board of Indian Commissions," published by the Indian Rights Association dated June 15, 1886. Document is protesting his replacement attesting to his good reputation.

GLC10051.10

Needed Legislation

One pamphlet entitled, "Needed Legislation," published by the Indian Rights Association dated 1887. Pertains to the distinction of handling crimes committed on territories where indigineous people reside.

GLC10051.11

Speech of Hon. Byron M. Cutcheon in the House of Representatives

One pamphlet entitled, "Speech of Hon. Byron M. Cutcheon," published by the Indian Rights Association dated March 10, 1886. Pertains to the appropriations and fulfilling treaties.

GLC10051.12

The Colleges and the Indians

One pamphlet entitled, "The Colleges and the Indians," published by the Indian Rights Association dated December 1886. Pertains to the appropriations and fulfilling treaties. Pertains to preserving the natural lands in New York and for colleges to...

GLC10051.13

The Helplessness of the Indians Before the Law with an outline of Proposed Legislation

One pamphlet entitled, "The Helplessness of the Indians Before the Law with an outline of Proposed Legislation," published by the Indian Rights Association dated December 1886. Pertains to indigineous people's legal status and legislation proposed to...

GLC10051.14

[Letter printed in the New York Evening Post]

One pamphlet that is a printing of a letter as it appeared in the New York Evening Post published by the Indian Rights Association dated December 4, 1886. Pertains to indigineous people's legal status and legislation proposed to improve their...

GLC10051.15

[Photograph negative of marshy land]

One photograph negative of marshy land dated circa 1942. Features a bridge in the distance over marshy land that seems to have been marked in a grid like pattern.

GLC10047.02.642

Our Next Duty to the Indians

One pamphlet entitled, "Our Next Duty to the Indians" dated March 4, 1887 written by James A. Rhoads. Pertains to indigineous people's legal status and legislation proposed to improve their situation.

GLC10051.16

[Photograph negative of a railroad bridge]

One photograph negative of a railroad bridge dated circa 1942. Features a train crossing a bridge over a river.

GLC10047.02.643

[Photograph negative of two men]

One photograph negative of two men dated circa 1942. Features two men posing next to a sign for the Rhine Railroad Bridge Wesel. The sign proclaims that it was built by the 1056 Engineer Group and lists the commanders. A smaller sign below proclaims...

GLC10047.02.644

[Photograph negative of a scenic view]

One photograph negative of a scenic view dated circa 1942. Features a scenic view of trees, the image is very overexposed so details are sparse.

GLC10047.02.645

[Photograph negative of a man]

One photograph negative of a man dated circa 1942. Features a man in military uniform posing in front of rubble and damaged buildings.

GLC10047.02.646