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Strawberry Field, 1925. Photograph by J. W. Johnson. MHS Photo Archives Farms and Farming Collection--Ravalli County
Evelyn Cameron took this picture of Rosie Roesler, the daughter of Russian-German homesteaders, and her team of five horses at work. Photo Credit: MHS Photo Archives PAc 90-87 65-6.
Butte stenographers at the Big Timber Depot. (They came to transcribe records when a new county was created), c. 1914. MHS Photo Archives 957-373.
Elizabeth Lochrie working on Dillon Post Office Mural. MHS Photo Archives PAc 80-61.
"Bashful Maidens of the Flathead." MHS Photo Archives ST 001.352
Crow girls in Elk Teeth Dresses. MHS Photo Archives ST 001.351
Neighborhood group out for a horseback ride, Missoula, Montana, ca. 1890. Photograph by Shively. MHS Photo Archives 945-106
Children at Columbia Gardens, Butte. MHS Photo Archives ST 001.120
Fannie Sperry Steele on Dismal Dick at Windham, Montana, Roundup, August 20-21, 1920. Photographer unidentified. MHS Photo Archives #952-169
Mary Wheeler and Dr. Dean at Wheeler’s art studio in the Power Block Helena, circa 1893. MHS Photo Archives Pac 95-11.2
Marsh School, photograph by Evelyn Cameron, MHS Photo Archives PAc 90-87 63-3
Victory garden in Helena, 1918. MHS Photo Archives PAc 2005-4 A1 Pg. 10.
1890s group on Fish Rock, Lolo Hot Springs, photograph by Myrta Wright Stevens. MHS PHoto Archives Fishing Folder
Frank Stump Horn family, near Fort Keogh, Montana. Photograph by Christian Barthelmess, c. 1890. MHS Photo Archives 981-030.
Women telephone operators at the Helena Exchange, July 28, 1914. MHS Photo Archives PAc 2008-85.16
Birthday Party for Mary Flinn, Helena, 1933. Photograph by L. H. Jorud. MHS Photo Archives 942-698
Catholic sisters by Old Mission, St. Labre, Montana. Photograph by L. A. Huffman, c. 1900. MHS Photo Archives 981-220.
WPA Bookmobile, Fairfield, Montana. MHS Photo Archives PAc 89-38 F5
MHS Photo Archives 951-821.
I am developing a non-commercial web-based calendar focused on Indigenous Americans and am doing a section on journalist Minnie Two Shoes. I try to find a usable photo if possible. I notice that a blog entry has 2 photos of her without any identifiable credits. What are your requirements for using one of these in connection with my project.
Both photos are courtesy Sequoyah National Research Center, Little Rock, Arkansas, so I can’t provide permission. Hope this helps you track them down; she’s a remarkable woman!