Photos for Day 1 We have it rich. Arapahoe camp Near The trapper Bertie A family of Crook’s Expedition Washing and panning Casper, Wyo. On the emigrants entering gold, Rockerville, site of the old Oregon the South Loop Dak. Old timers Trail Valley in Custer County, Nebraska Photo showing Photo showing Full seated portrait of In 1985, James L. A group of miners using a gold Native American Bert Gross with a dog Jones, great-grandson Native pan and sluice for (Arapaho) men in and animal skins, of the man at the far American (tribe hydraulic gold placer leggings, beaded Crested Butte, right, identified the unknown) men mining. gauntlets, and beaded Gunnison County, photograph: left to on horseback feather headdresses, Colorado; his rifle right, Samuel E. approach a pose near a group of leans on his leg and Tuck, Maude group of white “Dick” tepees and a covered he wears a feather Tuck, May Tuck, and men who escort wagon near Casper, headdress, gaiters, Jim Roberts, Samuel a wagon train, Wyoming. wool pants and a Tuck’s cousin. This part of General jacket with fringe. photograph shows the George Crook’s Tuck family passing expedition. through the South Loup Valley. The Tuck’s stopped in Litchfiled, Nebraska, for a while before proceeding north to Montana. At the time the photograph was made, two of the Tuck children, Leona and Ira, were asleep in the wagon and therefore not pictured. ov/cgi- bin/query/r?amme m/psbib:@field(DO CID+@lit(p13262))
Photos for Day 1 We have it rich. Washing and panning gold, Rockerville, Dak. Old timers Arapahoe camp Near Casper, Wyo. On the site of the old Oregon Trail The trapper Bertie A family of emigrants entering the South Loop Valley in Custer County, Nebraska Crook’s Expedition Photo showing miners using a gold pan and sluice for hydraulic gold placer mining. Photo showing Native American (Arapaho) men in leggings, beaded gauntlets, and beaded feather headdresses, pose near a group of tepees and a covered wagon near Casper, Wyoming. Full seated portrait of Bert Gross with a dog and animal skins, Crested Butte, Gunnison County, Colorado; his rifle leans on his leg and he wears a feather headdress, gaiters, wool pants and a jacket with fringe. In 1985, James L. Jones, great-grandson of the man at the far right, identified the photograph: left to right, Samuel E. “Dick” Tuck, Maude Tuck, May Tuck, and Jim Roberts, Samuel Tuck’s cousin. This photograph shows the Tuck family passing through the South Loup Valley. The Tuck’s stopped in Litchfiled, Nebraska, for a while before proceeding north to Montana. At the time the photograph was made, two of the Tuck children, Leona and Ira, were asleep in the wagon and therefore not pictured. A group of Native American (tribe unknown) men on horseback approach a group of white men who escort a wagon train, part of General George Crook’s expedition. ov/cgi- bin/query/r?amme m/psbib:@field(DO CID+@lit(p13262))
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