Indian Affairs

Papers from the following correspondents:

Adjutant General's Office, Washington, D. C. - Correspondence of a general nature.

Acts, bills, documents and typewritten and handwritten letters to General Armstrong, Dr. Frissell and others.

Typewritten and handwritten letters from United States Indian agents and others affiliated with the United States Indian service. Included are letters to Miss Andrus, General Armstrong, Miss Folsom, Dr. Frissell and Dr. Gregg.

Letters from Captain R. H. Pratt, Carlisle, Pennsylvania, J.R. Wise, Haskell Institute, Lawrence, Kansas and other Indian industrial schools throughout the West. Included is correspondence to Miss Andrus, General Armstrong, Miss Folsom and Dr. Frissell.

Matron and founder of the Indian Christian Endeavor Society.

Responsible for bringing first Indian students to Hampton Institute in April, 1878.

Photographs. 1878-1923
Photographs depicting Indian life at Hampton Institute, life on several Western reservations, and related activities.

American Indian League. Organized for the purpose of involving the general public in taking an interest in the North American Indian by understanding his history, customs, and needs. Correspondence includes letters, leaflets, and articles.

Correspondence to Miss Andrus, General Armstrong, Miss Abby E. Cleveland, Miss Folsom and Dr. Frissell. Included are letters from Elsie E. Newton and Estelle Reel.

Telegrams and letters to Hampton Institute principals, presidents, and other involved with Indian education at Hampton Institute. Included are letters from Commissioners J. Atkins, R. V. Belt, R. E. Browbridge, F. E. Leupp, J. T. Morgan, H. Price, A.B. Upshaw, R. C.