Object class: Black-and-white prints (photographs) / Collector: Washington Matthews - Hearst Museum Portal Search Results

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Hearst Museum object titled Photograph, accession number 13-3419, described as Photograph by Washington Matthews, August 12, 1904. Matthews leaving in wagon. Around Shell Creek, North Dakota.

Hearst Museum object titled Photograph, accession number 13-3602, described as Photograph by Washington Matthews. Cavalry dismounting at Army Post. Unknown location.

Hearst Museum object titled Photograph, accession number 13-3571, described as Photograph by Washington Matthews. Oldest House in Santa Fe. Part of Santa Fe and Vicinity series, number 18. Photographed and published at Santa Fe, New Mexico, by Bennett and Brown.

Hearst Museum object titled Photograph, accession number 13-3482, described as Photograph by Washington Matthews. Three children of Peshilakai Illini, Navajo Nation.

Hearst Museum object titled Photograph, accession number 13-3453, described as Photograph by Washington Matthews. Portrait of Scar Faced Charley, Modoc Nation.

Hearst Museum object titled Photograph, accession number 13-3417, described as Photograph by Washington Matthews, August 1904. Spotter Horns Ranch. Around Shell Creek, North Dakota.

Hearst Museum object titled Photograph, accession number 13-3502, described as Photograph by Washington Matthews. Illustration of hogan, Navajo. Illustration included in Matthews' "Navajo Legends," Memo. of the American Folklore Society, volume 6, 1897, figure 14. Also included in Matthews' "Night Chant," page 20, figure 1. Also included in Matthews' "Mountain Chant," page 1.

Hearst Museum object titled Photograph, accession number 13-3531, described as Photograph by Washington Matthews. Illustration of spear-like objects. Included in Matthews' "Mountain Chant," Annual Report, Bureau of Ethnology, 5, 1883-1884, plate 18.