Title: Georgiana Ambler Lewis, Bozeman, Montana Date: ca 1900  Location: Bozeman, Montana Photographer: Grant and Tippet Description: Georgiana Ambler Lewis (1847-1928), wife of Reverend Frank Bradley Lewis. Rev. Lewis was appointed to the Bozeman mission in 1879, which also encompassed Yellowstone Park. Vintage 4x6.5 in. print. Format: image/jpeg Source: Museum of the Rockies Photo Archive Rights: Copyright restrictions available from the Museum of the Rockies Photo Archive Catalog Number: x85.3.561

Title: Portrait of Lois & Ruth Smith, children of Rev. Robert P. Smith, Dillon, Montana Date: ca 1900  Location: Dillon, Montana Photographer: Weenink, Dillon Description: Lois & Ruth Smith, children of Rev. Robert P. & Jennie Patrick Smith. Vintage 6x7.5 in. cardstock print. Format: image/jpeg Source: Museum of the Rockies Photo Archive Rights: Copyright restrictions available from the Museum of the Rockies Photo Archive Catalog Number: x85.3.661

Title: Giant Cedars in Glacier National Park, Montana Date: ca 1900  Location: Glacier National Park, Montana Photographer: Forsyth, N.A. Description: Two people standing next to the giant cedars in Glacier National Park. Vintage 7x3.5 in. stereograph. Format: image/jpeg Source: Museum of the Rockies Photo Archive Rights: Copyright restrictions available from the Museum of the Rockies Photo Archive Catalog Number: x85.3.943

Title: Chief Eagle Feather and Sioux Child, Unknown Location Date: ca 1900  Location: Unknown, Photographer: Unknown Photographer Description: Portrait of Chief Eagle Feather with Sioux child, possibly studio setting. The chief is wearing a blanket and beaded neck band. He was known to wear a headdress of elegant golden eagle feathers. Vintage 8x10.5 in. print. Format: image/jpeg Source: Museum of the Rockies Photo Archive Rights: Copyright restrictions available from the Museum of the Rockies Photo Archive Catalog Number: x85.3.955

Title: Entrance to Morrison Cave, Jefferson County, Montana Date: ca 1900s  Location: Jefferson County, Montana Photographer: Forsyth, N.A. Description: Man standing in the entrance to Morrison Cave, part of the Lewis and Clark Caverns, located near Three Forks in Jefferson County. The cave was developed for tours in 1900 by Dan Morrison. Man standing in the entrance may be Morrison. Stereograph card. Vintage 7x3.5 in. Format: image/jpeg Source: Museum of the Rockies Photo Archive Rights: Copyright restrictions available from the Museum of the Rockies Photo Archive Catalog Number: x91.2.83

Title: Grand Cathedral, Morrison Cave, Jefferson County, Montana Date: ca 1900s  Location: Jefferson County, Montana Photographer: Forsyth, N.A. Description: Limestone formations in the Grand Cathedral, Morrison Cave, Lewis and Clark Caverns. The caves were first developed for tours in 1900 by Dan Morrison. Stereograph card. Vintage 7x3.5 in. Format: image/jpeg Source: Museum of the Rockies Photo Archive Rights: Copyright restrictions available from the Museum of the Rockies Photo Archive Catalog Number: x91.2.84

Title: Lunch Time in Morrison Cave, Jefferson County, Montana Date: ca 1900s  Location: Jefferson County, Montana Photographer: Forsyth, N.A. Description: Visitors stopping for lunch in Morrison Cave, Lewis and Clark Caverns. Stereograph card. Vintage 7x3.5 in. Format: image/jpeg Source: Museum of the Rockies Photo Archive Rights: Copyright restrictions available from the Museum of the Rockies Photo Archive Catalog Number: x91.2.95

Title: Group In Front of Log Cabin at OTO Dude Ranch, Corwin Springs, Montana Date: ca 1901  Location: Corwin Springs, Montana Photographer: Unknown Photographer Description: Women with a child standing in front of log cabin at the OTO Dude Ranch, Corwin Springs, Montana. The woman on the right is probably Dora Randall, the owner of the ranch, with her daughter, Bess, standing in front of her. The dude ranch was very popular with easterners wanting to come west to experience the country. 3.5x3 in. print. Format: image/jpeg Source: Museum of the Rockies Photo Archive Rights: Copyright restrictions available from the Museum of the Rockies Photo Archive Catalog Number: 88.76.47

Title: Dick Randall Family at Mammoth Hot Springs, Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming Date: ca 1901  Location: Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming Photographer: Haynes, F. Jay Description: Dick Randall Family group portrait: James Norris "Dick" Randall (1867-1957), his wife, Dora Alma Roseborough Randall (1870-1967), daughter Helen Elizabeth "Bess" Randall (1898-1995), and son, Leslie W. Randall (1893-1970). William "W.S." Vinson (1866-1942) the dude from Ottumwa, Iowa, stands in the middle in the back. The Randall family owned the OTO Dude Ranch, first dude ranch in Montana. Dick, as he was called, also drove the stagecoach for the Yellowstone Park Touring Company. 7x5 in. print. Format: image/jpeg Source: Museum of the Rockies Photo Archive Rights: Copyright restrictions available from the Museum of the Rockies Photo Archive Catalog Number: 88.76.77

Title: Chief Joseph, Leader of the Nez Perce, Spokane, Washington Date: ca 1901  Location: Spokane, Washington Photographer: Loryea of Spokane Description: Chief Joseph (1840-1904), leader of the Nez Perce who were located in the state of Washington. This portrait is signed by Chief Joseph. Vintage 5x7 in. print, 4x5 in. copy negative. Format: image/jpeg Source: Museum of the Rockies Photo Archive Rights: Copyright restrictions available from the Museum of the Rockies Photo Archive Catalog Number: 93.9.1

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