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Jimmie Billy, George Osceola, and Buffalo Tiger; U. S. Capitol in background

Natural History Museum

Object Details

Names

hotalki ma i.
simano laha ci

Scope and Contents

Left to right: Jimmie Billy, Indian name hotalki ma i, Wind sib, Mikasuki; George Osceola, Indian name simano laha ci (in Mikasuki), Deer sib, Cow Creek; Buffalo Tiger, Mikasuki. This occasion (March 1&2, 1954) was one of the first appearances of Seminole turbans and leggings, ater a lapse of many years. --WCS
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GUID

https://n2t.net/ark:/65665/nw3a145179f-f222-490f-80d1-e8d0206b22fa

Local Numbers

OPPS NEG.44331 A

Local Note

Mimeographed sheet attached to borrowed print reads: "Wide World Photo / Please Credit / B-24711 / Under Control / Three Seminole Indians from Florida rest near the Capitol during a visit to Washington, D. C., for Senate sub-committee hearings on legislation affecting Federal control of Indians. In the center is George Osceola, 80-year-old tribal councilman [error, not a tribal councilman --WCS] who walked around barefooted in 50-degree temperature. At left is Jimmie Billy, a junior medicine man, and at right, Buffalo Tiger, interpreter. --Wide World Photo. II40-rw-3/2/54 wx-stf-hg fs52"
Black and white copy negative

Place

D. C. -- Washington

Topic

Indians of North America -- Southern states

Culture

Seminole

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Biographical / Historical

"George Osceola, Age 84, 1954, Died at Brighton [Res.] Aug. 4, 1954." --ETK

Extent

1 Photograph (4 1/2x6 in)

Date

Mar 2 1954

Archival Repository

National Anthropological Archives

Type

Archival materials
Photographs

Genre/Form

Photographs
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Large EAD
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Record ID

ebl-1628267668517-1628267670571-3

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