| M. YEGI'S
PHOTOGRAPHS OF THE JAPANESE RED CROSS SOCIETY The photographs were exhibited at
the Louisiana Purchase Exposition in 1904. They show the headquarters building, a hospital
ship, and personnel.
DATE: 1904
QUANTITY: 4 prints
CALL NUMBER: Photo Lot 86-35
MUSEUM TECHNICIAN DAVID YONG AND JAMES MELLO
An unknown Smithsonian photographer took the photograph at an award presentation by the
assistant director of the National Museum of Natural History to a member of the Department
of Anthropology.
DATE: ca. 1976
QUANTITY: 2 prints
CALL NUMBER: Photo Lot 76-127
PORTRAIT OF ANTONIO ZARCO AND H. MORGAN SMITH
Antonio Zarco was a Choco elder from Panama. He was on the United States Air Force
Tropic Survival School staff in the Canal Zone and worked with American astronauts in part
of their training. In 1970, Zarco was at Maxwell Air Force Base in Alabama assisting with
a course on intercultural contact. From there he was brought to Washington by Wilton S.
Dillon, director of the Smithsonian Office of Symposia and Seminars. Arrangements were
made for him to visit former astronaut Michael Collins, the National Zoological Park, the
National Geographic Society, and the National Museum of Natural History. When Zarco found
the museum had no Choco artifacts, he donated items he had with him and made an additional
donation after his return to Panama.
The photograph shows Zarco with traveling companion H. Morgan Smith in the Processing
Lab, Department of Anthropology, National Museum of Natural History.
DATE: No date
QUANTITY: 1 print
CALL NUMBER: Photo Lot 82-49
HOWARD ZEHR'S PORTRAITS OF SOUTHERN CHEYENNE INDIANS
Included are portraits of Joe Antelope, Rollin Haag, Lawrence Hart, Alfrich
Heap-of-Birds, Lucien Twins, and Everett Wilson. Also shown are blankets, a headdress, war
medals, and a George Washington and an Andrew Jackson peace medal.
The photographs were the gift of the Mennonite Central Committee.
DATE: September 1991
QUANTITY: 6 prints
CALL NUMBER: Photo Lot 92-13
EMMANUEL ZEIS COLLECTION
Zeis, of the Carnegie Institution of Washington, collected the photographs in Java in
1928. Included are views of peddlers, baskets, burden bearing, musical instruments, street
scenes, and scenery. Photographers include Lux, S. Satake, Petweschewsky, and the Tosari
Studio
QUANTITY: 70 lantern slides and 32 prints
CALL NUMBER: Photo Lot 88-2
ZUNI DELEGATION TO THE SMITHSONIAN DEPARTMENT OF
ANTHROPOLOGY
The delegation included Zuni spiritual leaders accompanied by T.J. Ferguson, an
archeologist employed by the pueblo. They came to the Smithsonian on September 25-27,
1978, to discuss the Institution's holdings of religious items. Included among the
delegates were Alonzo Hustito, Allen Kallestewa, Edmund J. Ladd, and Chester Mahooty. Some
images are portraits of these individuals. Others show Ferguson and the Zunis in
conversations with Smithsonian representatives John C. Ewers, William W. Fitzhugh, James
A. Hanson, Bruce D. Smith, and William C. Sturtevant.
DATE: September 26, 1978
QUANTITY: 9 different prints (additional prints of some photographs and negatives for
all)
CALL NUMBER: Photo Lot 86-68
PHOTOGRAPHS OF ZUNI OFFICIALS AND THE ZUNI LINCOLN CANE
The Pueblo of Zuni donated the prints. Shown are Governor Edison Laselute and
Lieutenant Governor Darson Zunie with a cane sent to the Pueblo by Abraham Lincoln in
1864.
DATE: ca. 1976
QUANTITY: 6 prints
CALL NUMBER: Photo Lot 76-55 |