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Several people near a chickee hut, c. 1905
Handwritten on back: "Seminole. Left to right: Sallie Parks, Walter O. Johns, Augusta May Johns. Berta says Augusta was called "May" Low quality image. -
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Polly Parker, 1909
Native American Polly Parker, who escaped U.S. soldiers and avoided Western relocation in 1858, was a Muskogee-speaking Cow Creek Seminole believed to have lived in Polly's Hammock on what is now Adams Ranch, until she died in 1922.Tags Seminole Indians -
Joan and James Hutchinson with Seminole family, c. 1960
Joan Hutchinson (front left) smiles at two Seminole children as a Seminole woman and Joan's husband, James Hutchinson look on. -
Joan Hutchinson with Seminole girl, c. 1960
Joan Hutchinson and a young Seminole girl smile widely for the camera. Joan and her husband, Jim Hutchinson became known for their paintings of Seminole life after spending time living on a reservation. -
Seminole portrait in dugout canoes, c. 1920
Seminole man, two women and children in two dugout canoes. House and other buildings in the background. Print from the Historical Museum of Southern Florida (History Miami Museum in 2026), donated by Elizabeth Gardner. Published as a postcard, c. 1925 -
Billy Bowlegs III, c. 1912
Portrait of Chief Billy Bowlegs III with caption reading "Billy Bowlegs, a present day chief of Seminole Indians in the Everglades." Published in unidentified source. -
Three Seminoles with B. F. Hull, c. 1904
Seminole man and two children stand in front of a building in Jensen with B. F. Hull, of B. F. Hull & Sons Development Co. -
Seminoles with dugout canoe, c. 1906
Colorized postcard image with Seminole man and child in a dugout canoe. -
Seminole family, c. 1906
Portrait of a Seminole family with two young men, a woman and three children.