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Tiger Tale, c. 1915
Published in the book The Seminoles of Florida : Illustrated by Minnie Moore-Willson. New York : Moffat, Yard and Company, 1916, with the caption: "Tiger Tail, a representative Seminole. In picturesque harmony with the land of the cocoanut."
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Seminole Indian guide and non-Seminole man, c. 1900
Seminole Indian guide and non-Seminole man with a rifle stand in a wooded area, surrounded by palms trees and other tropical plants. -
Seminole women at Ft. Pierce store, 1938
Four Seminole women stand in front of The Five & Ten Cent Store (later called Berggren's Variety Store) in Ft. Pierce. According to the caption attached to the photo, the woman on the right holds a bucket of huckleberries for trade. -
Vee Chambers and William King with Seminole women and man, 1933
Portrait of Lavenia "Vee" Chambers with William (Bill) King on crutches and two Seminole women and a Seminole man in front of a mobile home trailer. A third Seminole woman can be seen inside of the trailer. Photo taken on June 23, 1933 at the Pitchford Garage. Bill King was the proprietor of the Pelican Hotel from 1944 to his death in 1968. -
Seminole women at the A&P, c. 1940
Several Seminole visitors to the Atlantic & Pacific grocery store in the Osceola Building. The A&P occupied this space between 1933 and 1945; Henry A. Kindred (in another photo taken at the same time) worked there between 1935 and 1944. -
Seminole women at the A&P, c. 1940
Several Seminole visitors to the Atlantic & Pacific grocery store in the Osceola Building, posed with unidentified grocery staff. The A&P occupied this space between 1933 and 1945; Henry A. Kindred (in another photo taken at the same time) worked there between 1935 and 1944. -
Seminole women at the A&P, c. 1940
Several Seminole visitors to the Atlantic & Pacific grocery store in the Osceola Building. The A&P occupied this space between 1933 and 1945; Henry A. Kindred (in another photo taken at the same time) worked there between 1935 and 1944. -
Two Seminole women and a non-Seminole man, 1936
Two Seminole women and white man holding a cigar. -
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