Wampanoag posters & prints

Wampanoag Chief King Philip Anonymous

View of Statue of Massasoit Anonymous

Pilgrims and Indians at First Thanksgiving Dinner Anonymous

Edward Winslow's Visit to Massasoit Anonymous

Illustration of Massasoit Visiting the Pilgrims Anonymous

First Thanksgiving Anonymous

Illustration of the First Thanksgiving Anonymous

Whampoa Anchorage School Chinese

Visit to Another Tribe, 1909 Edgar Samuel Paxson

Wapella or the Prince Chief of the Foxes, 1837 Charles Bird King

Symbolic Petition of Chippewa Chiefs presented at Washington, 28th January 1849 headed by Oshcabawis of Monomonecan, Wisconsin Captain Seth Eastman

Wa-Em-Boesh-Kaa, a Chippeway Chief from Sandy Lake, 1826 James Otto Lewis

Indian Encampment on Quadra Island, Vancouver Islands German School

Wa-Na-Ta or 'The Charger', Grand Chief of the Sioux or Dakota Indians, painted 1926 Charles Bird King

Prairie Indian Encampment, c.1870 John Mix Stanley

Prairie Indian Encampment, c.1870 John Mix Stanley

Wambela, wife of Cobbawn Wogi, native chief of Port Stephen, NSW, 1820 Richard Browne

Captain Cold, or Ut-ha-wah, 1838 William John Wilgus

Wallingford, Connecticut, 1867 John Williamson

Wabeno Songs Captain Seth Eastman

Wakechai or 'Crouching Eagle', a Sauk Chief Charles Bird King

Portrait of George Washington, 1789 John Ramage

Navajo Warrior, 1869-1871 Vincent Colyer

Chippewa Encampment on the Upper Mississippi, c.1845 Captain Seth Eastman

Steamer Mt. Washington at dock, Weirs Anonymous

Waverley, built by McGregor Bros, entering Waipu, 1863 New Zealand School

Mount Washington, New Hampshire, 1870 Jasper F. Cropsey

Bachman's Swamp-Warbler John James Audubon

U.S.S. New Hampshire, watch below Anonymous

Washington's headquarters at Newburgh on the Hudson in c.1775 James William Fosdick

Indian Warrior on the Edge of a Precipice, 1847 Charles Deas

Sioux canoes and Chippewa snowshoes Myers and Co

Joseph Brown Leading his Company to Nicojack, the Stronghold of the Chickamaugas Howard (after) Pyle

View of Whampoa Reach, with an English Barque, an American Ship and Sailing Boats Anglo-Chinese School

The Indians Delivering up the English Captives to Colonel Bouquet near his camp at the folks of Muskingum, North America... Benjamin West

Greetings from the State of Washington Anonymous