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Native American men and a boy posed outside of Carlisle Indian School

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Native American men and a boy posed outside of Carlisle Indian School

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Photographs showing student life at Carlisle Indian Industrial School include two Sioux boys [one identified as the son of American Horse] loading a wheelbarrow with loves of bread; a group of ten students on the school lawn; a formal group picture of the Indian children in school uniforms; a large group of boys in uniforms posed on barrack's porches; and a group of young men standing on the steps of a school building.

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01/01/1890
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