ILLUSTRATIONS
(Approximately half of these illustrations are from original photographs taken by the author. The E. G. Clements collection and S. D. Butcher collection of Nebraska photographs are in the author's collection of Illustrated Nebraska.)
- George Catlin Painting an Indian Chief
- The First Printed Picture of a Buffalo
- A Quivira Grass Hut
(Courtesy R. B. Brower, St. Cloud, Minn.)
- Quivira Tomahawks
- A Spanish Stirrup Found in Nebraska
- La Hontan's Map of the Nebraska Region
- A Spanish Sword and a Basket Hilted Cavalry Saber Found in Nebraska
- The Platte River
- Blackbird Hill
(From Thwaites's "Early Western Travels." Arthur H. Clark, Co., Cleveland, Ohio.)
- Pictured Rocks near Blackbird Hill
- Lewis and Clark
- The Lewis and Clark Monument at Fort Calhoun, Nebraska
- The Clark Monument at St. Louis
- Blackfoot Warriors
(From Thwaites's "Early Western Travels." Arthur H. Clark, Co., Cleveland, Ohio.)
- Manuel Lisa
(Drawing by Miss Martha Turner.)
- British Flag on Nebraska Rocks, 1907
- "Aunt Manuel," First Known White Woman in Nebraska
- Rosalie Lisa Ely
- Monument to the Astorians at Bellevue, Nebraska
- Council with Otoes by Major Long's Expedition
(From Thwaites's "Early Western Travels." Arthur H. Clark, Co., Cleveland, Ohio.)
- Map of the Great American Desert as made by Major Long, 1820
(Drawing by Miss Martha Turner.)
- Plan of Fort Atkinson, Nebraska, 1819-1827
(Drawing by Miss Martha Turner.)
- Flint Lock and Cannon Ball from Fort Atkinson
- A Fort Atkinson Gravestone
- Bellevue in 1833
(From Thwaites's "Early Western Travels." Arthur H. Clark, Co., Cleveland, Ohio.)
- Bellevue Woods as Seen To-day. Top of Child's Point, Looking East
- The Steamer Yellowstone
(From Thwaites's "Early Western Travels." Arthur H. Clark, Co., Cleveland, Ohio.)
- Missouri, Oto and Puncah Indians, 1833
(From Thwaites's "Early Western Travels." Arthur H. Clark, Co., Cleveland, Ohio.)
- Scott's Bluff
- The Buildings of an Earth Lodge
- Old Otoe Mission
- Father De Smet
(From Chittenden & Richardson's "Life, Letters & Travels of Father De Smet."
Francis P. Harper, N. Y.)
- Indian Welcome to Father De Smet
(From Chittenden & Richardson's "Life, Letters & Travels of Father De Smet."
Francis P. Harper, N. Y.)
- John C. Fremont
- Map of Overland Trails and Historical Places in Nebraska
(Drawing by Miss Martha Turner.)
- Old Fort Hall on the Oregon Trail
- Emigrant Train Crossing the Plains
- Ezra Meeker and his Oregon Trail Wagon
- Oregon Trail Monument at Kearney
- Stone Marking Oregon Trail in Nebraska
- Lone Tree Monument
- Logan Fontenelle
- Site of Fontenelle's Grave near Bellevue
- Act Abolishing Slavery in Nebraska
(Photo from original in Statehouse.)
- Map Showing First Plan for Nebraska Survey, 1854
(Drawing by Miss Martha Turner.)
- Nebraska-Kansas Monument, Starting Point of Nebraska Surveys
(Drawing by Miss Martha Turner.)
- Map Showing Progress of Surveys in Eastern Nebraska, 1856
(Drawing by Miss Martha Turner.)
- Robert Harvey, an Early Surveyor, and Outfit
- Daniel Freeman, First Homesteader in United States
- The First Homestead
- Pawnee Earth Lodge
- Ancient Pawnee Pottery
- Court House Rock and Jail Rock
- Major Frank North
- Surviving Pawnee Scouts, 1911
- Rock Bluffs House where Election Was Held in 1866
- Lieutenant Geo. A. Forsyth
- Arickaree or Beecher Island Battlefield, 1910
- Union Pacific Railroad Train Crossing Missouri River at Omaha, 1866
- Stage Coach
(Drawing by Miss Martha Turner.)
- An Early Prairie Fire
(From Catlin.)
- Red Cloud
- Spotted Tail
- Ruins of Old Red Cloud Agency, 1911
- Ft. Robinson, Sioux County, Nebraska.
Site of Red Cloud Agency and Scene of Important Incidents in Sioux Indian War
- Red Cloud's Tent at Pine Ridge, 1904
- Pioneer Seeking Shelter
- Old Fort Kearney Block House at Nebraska City
(Drawing by Miss Martha Turner.)
- Old Earthworks at Fort Kearney, 1907
- Fallen Cottonwood Tree on Site of Headquarters,
1st Nebraska Regiment at Ft. Kearney, 1864, as Seen in 1907
- Fort Laramie in 1848
- Ponca Land as Painted for Maximilian, 1833
(From Thwaites's "Early Western Travels." Arthur H. Clark, Co., Cleveland, Ohio.)
- Standing Bear and Family in 1904
- Bright Eyes (Instha Theamba) Mrs. T. H. Tibbles
- Herd Law Act of 1870
(Photo from original in Statehouse.)
- Two Crows (Cahae Numba)
- Wajepa
- In Grasshopper Days
- The Sand Hills
- A Typical Frontier Well and House
- Fort McPherson Military Cemetery
- Nebraska Territorial Seal
- Nebraska State Seal
- The Goldenrod, Nebraska's Flower
- First Arbor Day Proclamation
(Photo from original in Statehouse.)
- J. Sterling Morton and Robert W. Furnas
- A Nebraska Tree
- Ancient Nebraska Tools
(Courtesy R. F. Gilder, Omaha, Nebraska.)
- Ancient Nebraska House
(Courtesy R. F. Gilder, Omaha, Nebraska.)
- Spanish, French and English Flags
(Drawing by Miss Martha Turner.)
- Map Showing Grants by the English King and their Relation to Nebraska
(Drawing by Miss Martha Turner.)
- American Flag
- Map Showing Land Ceded by Indian Tribes in Nebraska
(Drawing by Miss Martha Turner.)
- Map Showing Country Known to the Omaha
- The Buffalo Hunt
(From Thwaites's "Early Western Travels." Arthur H. Clark, Co., Cleveland, Ohio.)
- Omaha Mission Building in Thurston County, Built 1856
- An Omaha Indian Village in 1860
- Stephen A. Douglas
- Nebraska-Kansas Bill
(From original at Washington, D. C..)
- Map of Nebraska Territory, 1854
(Drawing by Miss Martha Turner.)
- Governor Francis Burt
- Nebraska Ferry Across Elkhorn River, 1854
- Acting Governor Thomas B. Cuming
- First Territorial Capital, 1855
- First Claim Cabin in Nebraska
- Peta Lesharu -- Chief of the Pawnee Nation
- Mormons Setting out from Florence, Nebraska, to Cross the Plains
- First County Map of Nebraska, 1854
(Drawing by Miss Martha Turner.)
- County Map of Nebraska in 1856
(Drawing by Miss Martha Turner.)
- Nebraska Wildcat Currency
- Second Territorial Capitol, Afterward Omaha High School
- Governor Wm. A. Richardson
- Governor Samuel W. Black
- Pawnee Council Rock
- Governor Alvin Saunders
- Outline Map of Nebraska in 1863
(Drawing by Miss Martha Turner.)
- First State Capitol at Lincoln, 1869
- The Three Founders of Lincoln
- First Log House in Lincoln
- A Pioneer Dugout
- Governor David Butler
- Governor William H. James
- Governor Robert W. Furnas
- Governor Silas W. Garber
- Constitution of 1875 with Signatures
(Photo from original in Statehouse.)
- Governor Albinus Nance
- Governor James W. Dawes
- A Western Cattle Range
- A Frontier Nebraska Granger
- Governor John M. Thayer
- Nebraska State Capitol in 1889
- A Farmers' Alliance Convention
- Congressman O. M. Kem of Custer County at Home
(First Congressman in United States Elected From A Sod House)
- Governor James E. Boyd
- Governor Lorenzo Crounse
- Governor Silas A. Holcomb
- William Jennings Bryan in 1896
- Governor William A. Poynter
- Governor Chas. H. Dietrich
- Governor Ezra P. Savage
- Governor John H. Mickey
- A Nebraska Corn Crop
- Threshing Winter Wheat
- In Line for a Homestead
- Governor George L. Sheldon
- Governor A. C. Shallenberger
- Governor Chester H. Aldrich
- Governor John H. Morehead
- Map of Nebraska, 1911
- Monument to Abraham Lincoln
on State House Grounds, Lincoln, Nebraska, 1912
(Courtesy of Roy Hindmarsh, Lincoln, Nebraska.)
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