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Beautiful Portraits of Native American Teen Girls From The 19th And 20th Century

These are historical portraits of Native American teen girls that were taken between the 19th and 20th centuries, which means they are two-century-old photos. However, many of them are still surprisingly clear.

Native American Indians are an important part of the culture of the United States. They were well-fed, content, and established. In fact, men and women usually were placed in typical roles. Women were well respected in traditional Native American culture, they often had the same sorts of rights as the men in their tribes, but the chief was a man. In some tribes’ women were the ones who owned the home and property and all rights as compared to men.

Also, check historical photos of Native American life.

#5 A Kiowa Girl, 1892

A Kiowa Girl, 1892

#10 Hopi Girls, 1900

Hopi Girls, 1900

#11 Alice, Unknown Tribe (possibly Cayuse, Walla Walla, Or Umatilla), 1900

#13 Lizzie Long Wolf As A Performer In Buffalo Bill’s Wild West Show, 1886

#14 Isabelle Perico Enjady, Chiricahuah Apache Prisoner Of War, 1886-1914

#15 Hattie Tom, Chiricahua Apache, 1899

Hattie Tom, Chiricahua Apache, 1899

#19 Arapaho Girl Only Child Saved Out Of Sand Creek Massacre, 1870-1880, By Mckinney, Albert S.

#20 Susan Bullock-tibbitts, 1895

Susan Bullock-tibbitts, 1895

#21 Marcia Pascal, Half-cherokee, Daughter Of U.s. Army Officer George W. Paschal, 1880s

Marcia Pascal, Half-cherokee, Daughter Of U.s. Army Officer George W. Paschal, 1880s

#25 Hopi Girl, 1895

Hopi Girl, 1895

#30 Comanche Girls, 1880-1889

Comanche Girls, 1880-1889

#35 A Yankton Girl

A Yankton Girl

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