Native Americans

This collection contains a manuscript French/Choctaw dictionary titled Vocabulaire Choctaw (lac Pontchartrain) Louisiane, a photograph of Father Roquette's chapel, and two clippings from newspapers.

Research notes and correspondence related to J. D. Barron's research on native American place names in Alabama.

Documents pertaining to the sale of lands belonging to Ko Yoo Quae, Alpetter Hadjo, Co Choc O Nee, Coch Che Yo Ho Lo, and Pelis-hart-ke - all Creek Indians living in Alabama between 1833 and 1841.

Photographs related to archaeology and geology, including photos of the Stanfield-Worley Bluff Shelter dig.

Materials this Tuscaloosa native and history professor at The University of Alabama created and collected.

Typescript copy of Gaines's "Reminiscences of Early Times in the Mississippi Territory," which discusses the Choctaw and Chickasaw Indians and treaties (1810-1840).

Collection consists of 1708 stereocards depicting scenes from all over the world.

A letter dated 5 September 1813, from St. Stephens, Alabama, to his parents, describing the Creek attack on Fort Mims during the Creek War of 1813-1814.

Nineteenth century volumes by R. D. Spratt dealing with the history, legends, significant members, and language of the Choctaw Indians

Contains a memory book documenting the senior year of Virginia J. Hanson, a 1912 graduate of Birmingham High School. Also contains research notes, correspondence and manuscripts related to Hanson's thesis, "Alabama in Legend and Lore."

This collection consists of ninety-four photographs depicting scenes from Colorado, Arizona, New Mexico, California, Massachusetts and Canada.

This collection consists of thirteen photographs depicting Native Americans, their village, and their performance for the tourist.

This collection consists of nine photographs depicting people and scenes in Indiana.

This collection consists of nineteen black and white photographs depicting unidentified people from Paducah, Kentucky and San Antonio, Texas.

This collection consists of eleven black and white photographs depicting unidentified people engaged in a daily activities.

This collection consists of four photographs of people in Alaska.

This collection consists of 248 photographs depicting people, and scenes from Louisville, Kentucky and New Albany, Indiana.

Watercolor sketch of a Creek Indian painted by Edward Woolf