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Two Native American Men in Traditional Attire Holding Westernized Weapons.
McNickle emphasized the ways in which Native American's within the reservation attempted to hold on to a heritage that was being forcibly replaced.
Two male King Islanders
Two male King Islanders wearing hats. One appears to be wearing traditional clothing. The other is wearing western clothing.
Two King Islanders in kuspuks
Two King Islanders in different styles of kuspuks in front of a building
Two individuals on steps
Two King Islanders in parkas standing on steps of a building
Two individuals in front of building
Male and female dressed in parkas in front of building
Two adults in front of building.
Two adults stand in front of building wearing kuspuks. Parka ruff is seen on female.
Two adults and two young children
It appears to be the family portrait for a unit consisting of two parents and two young children.
Two adults and child in front of building
Man and woman in front of building, woman holding child. Child's hood has a ruff.
Two adult King Islanders
Two King Islanders standing in front of a house wearing parkas
Written on back of photo "In their Sunday Dress.....on file before 1929."
Written on back of photo "In their Sunday Dress.....on file before 1929."
Three person group in front of buildinig
Adult to the left appears to be wearing western influenced clothing with mukluks. Adult to the right holding toddler, appears to be wearing kuspuk over parka. They are in front of building.