Category:Native American history of the 1820s

Subcategories

This category has the following 9 subcategories, out of 9 total.

Media in category "Native American history of the 1820s"

The following 38 files are in this category, out of 38 total.

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  1827 Finley Map of Indiana - Geographicus - Indiana-finley-1827.jpg 2,347 × 3,000; 1.69 MB
  
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  19-15-248-mcintosh.jpg 2,864 × 4,396; 2 MB
  
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  A buffalo pound.png 1,491 × 1,117; 3.43 MB
  
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  Account of an expedition from Pittsburgh to the Rocky mountains - performed in the years 1819 and '20, by order of the Hon. J.C. Calhoun, sec'y of war; under the command of Major Stephen H. Long (16768615882) (cropped).jpg 2,465 × 1,703; 547 KB
  
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  Adair House exhibit at Fort Gibson Historic Site Visitor Center in Fort Gibson, Oklahoma (41d3ed1a-6b9e-4437-9f84-3d7063b42499).JPG 5,248 × 2,952; 4.44 MB
  
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  An Oklahoma Historical Society marker at the Tahlonteeskee museum and visitor center in Gore, Oklahoma (160f3d04-0a1b-4a49-8267-2da1db25ba73).JPG 2,304 × 3,072; 2.71 MB
  
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  BandolierBag-BMA.jpg 541 × 1,200; 232 KB
  
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  Brainerd Mission 1821.jpg 360 × 271; 50 KB
  
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  Cessions Southeastern Tribes- Andrew Jackson.jpg 2,030 × 1,512; 1.91 MB
  
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  Cherokee Hills Byway - Tahlonteeskee Cherokee Museum - NARA - 7717615.jpg 1,174 × 787; 511 KB
  
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  Deposition, Thomas Driver vs. Potawatomi nation, 1824-08-30 - DPLA - fe741057be588358d1879c25ce5b5521 (page 1).jpg 5,118 × 8,164; 6.83 MB
  
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  Deposition, Thomas Driver vs. Potawatomi nation, 1824-08-30 - DPLA - fe741057be588358d1879c25ce5b5521 (page 2).jpg 5,089 × 8,146; 7.08 MB
  
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  Five Points - George Catlin - 1827.jpg 500 × 368; 192 KB
  
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  George Catlin - Hón-je-a-pút-o, Wife of Bear-catcher - 1985.66.28 - Smithsonian American Art Museum.jpg 1,094 × 1,350; 217 KB
  
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  Hawkins sign.JPG 2,304 × 1,536; 153 KB
  
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  Hist Marker 19-07-19 345.jpg 3,072 × 4,608; 4.41 MB
  
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  Indian village north of Opelousas on 1820 map of Louisiana.jpg 750 × 1,393; 1,006 KB
  
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  John Arch (ATSI) gravesite at the Brainerd Mission Cemetery in Chattanooga, Tennessee (f841f704-daee-47bb-996b-c452ca48cfaa).JPG 3,024 × 4,032; 6.58 MB
  
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  Keewaycooshcum's signature on the 1821 Treaty of Chicago.png 1,010 × 508; 663 KB
  
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  Monchousia by Charles Bird King, 1822.jpg 2,151 × 2,849; 2.8 MB
  
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  Petalesharro - Generous Chief - by Charles Bird King, c1822.jpg 2,323 × 3,000; 3.37 MB
  
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  Letter, Lewis Cass o John Tipton, 1824-08-03 - DPLA - d6ce7b53ef658264f4be01e5989c3d09 (page 1).jpg 5,105 × 6,230; 6.12 MB
  
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  Negus, Portrait of William McIntosh, Chief of the Lower Creek Indians in Georgia, 1821.jpg 1,514 × 2,560; 484 KB
  
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  Painting, "The Settlement of Austin's Colony," by Henry Arthur McArdle, in the House of Representatives chamber in the Texas Capitol. Stephen F. Austin is shown rallying his colonists against the LCCN2014632100.tif 3,360 × 4,480; 86.16 MB
  
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  Papakeechie's Reserve 1979.jpg 4,608 × 3,072; 3.91 MB
  
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  Pawnee Council - S. Seymour, delt. ; I. Clark, sculpt. LCCN2007683608.jpg 1,536 × 925; 221 KB
  
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  PetalesharoMedal.gif 372 × 163; 18 KB
  
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  Petition, Francis Lafontaine to President James Monroe, 1823-12-09 - DPLA - f16d673f8132c270283c4b3fe30bf6d4 (page 1).jpg 5,068 × 7,902; 7.62 MB
  
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  Petition, Francis Lafontaine to President James Monroe, 1823-12-09 - DPLA - f16d673f8132c270283c4b3fe30bf6d4 (page 3).jpg 4,868 × 7,985; 6.16 MB
  
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  Pigeon Roost - Natchez Trace Parkway - 2.jpg 427 × 286; 132 KB
  
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  Plan of Territory Lying North of the Carroll County Line up to the True Line Between the Creek and Cherokee Tribes of Indians - DPLA - 4f97edf1c83fe67f0908b405610485ca.jpg 8,433 × 6,055; 4.66 MB
  
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  Pushmataha.jpg 404 × 479; 46 KB
  
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  Richardville, the main chief of the Miami Indians, 1827.jpg 535 × 809; 76 KB
  
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  Sagoyewatha, or "Red Jacket" (ca. 1758–1830) 1893 1.jpeg 393 × 600; 20 KB
  
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  Survey report and journal, Samuel McClintoc and John Tipton, 1821-07-25 - DPLA - ea3d94678efef57c361511259e1066fc (page 10).jpg 9,000 × 5,565; 7.17 MB
  
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  Vice President Curtis receives peace pipe from Chief Red Tomahawk, slayer of Sitting Bull. Chief Red Tomahawk, leader of the Sioux Nation and credited with having killed Sitting Bull, LCCN2016889332.jpg 5,783 × 8,368; 6.42 MB
  
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  War dance in the interiour of a Konza lodge.jpg 640 × 432; 70 KB
  
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  Washington-City.png 1,086 × 937; 16 KB