G.E.E. Lindquist Native American Photographs

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Title: Monumet in Memory of Tow-Tow-Nah-Hee, an Indian Scout during the War of 1855-56
Date: 1917-1953
Measurements: 5 3/4 x 3 1/2 in.
Item Number: 359
Format: photographs
Annotation on Front: Stone monument saying: In memory of TOW-TOW-NAH-HEE, A non-combatent killed 3 1/2 mles north of here by OW-HAH-TAH-MA-SO, A gov't scout. Yakima War 1855-56. The only Indian Hurt in the battle of PAH-OY-TI KOOT. Erected by the Yahkimas and friends, Nov 9, 1917
Places: Yakima County (Wash.)
States & Provinces: Washington (State)
Topics: War memorials; Yakama Indians--Wars, 1855-1859--Monuments
Names: Ow-hah-tah-ma-so; Tow-tow-nah-hee
Folder and Group Title: Idaho; Yakima War Monuments
Box and Folder Number: 41: 727

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Monumet in Memory of Tow-Tow-Nah-Hee, an Indian Scout during the War of 1855-56, MRL 10: G.E.E. Lindquist Papers, 41, 359, The Burke Library Archives (Columbia University Libraries) at Union Theological Seminary, New York. Can be viewed at http://lindquist.cul.columbia.edu:443/catalog/burke_lindq_041_0359. Web accessed 20 Oct 2019.