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| Item 1. Around the cane juice barrel Martha Tiger's camp. Feb. 8, 1916. |
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| Item 2. [Seven Indians boys, one holding a rifle]. |
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| Item 3. Billy Bowlegs. February 7, 1916. |
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| Item 4. Harjo Tiger -- Son of Martha Tiger and baby. February 8, 1916. |
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| Item 5. No. 23. Hi-e-tee, Captain Tom Tiger, Ho-ti-yee, and Little Tiger. Little Tiger, by and by, write good; keep store.' Who should say there is not hope for their civilization |
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| Item 6. Show-lode-cah, Mop-o-hatch-ee visit JMW Jr. December 24 to 29, 1914. |
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| Item 7. [Seminole Wigwams] |
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| Item 8. A Seminole camp in heart of Big Cypress Swamp. |
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| Item 9. Dinner time, J.M.W. Jr., Billy Bowlegs. February 8, 1916. |
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| Item 10. Billy Stewart in home working clothes. February 8, 1916. |
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| Item 11. [Indian holding plumes] |
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| Item 12. [Two Seminole Indians: man standing, man sitting], Kissimmee, Florida. January 10, 1898. |
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| Item 13. Chieftain Tallahassee, with his white friend, the late L. A. Willson / by E. B. Histed. 1906. |
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| Item 14. [Seminole Indian family sitting under a tent in wooded area]. |
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| Item 15. [Nine Seminole Indians and four white men]. |
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| Item 16. A Picturesque Group: Seminoles of the Cow Creek band. |
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| Item 17. Committee from Miami band going to see Capt. Hendry about the government appropriation. |
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