Kiowa and Comanche women and children in line
Kiowa and Comanche women and children in line for food at a the commissary building in Anadarko, Oklahoma, (then Indian Territory). Domestic rations included sugar, flour, coffee, bacon, dried beans, and other staples, such as garments and blankets. Photograph by William E. Irwin, 1890-1910
Picture No
13125601
Media ID
45375365
Size
3000px x 2090px
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Credit
Mary Evans / The Everett Collection
Source
Courtesy Everett Collection
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