Entries drawn from collection & document descriptions
This collection contains 11 images believed to be owned by Brockey (Blackfeet Piegan), also known as Charles Walter Buck, and his first wife, Spyna Deveraux, both of whom attended the Carlisle Indian School. The collection also contains a copy of the Glacier County Chief, in which his extensive...
Location: CIS-MC-003
Subject: Carlisle Indian School, Native Americans
Format: Newspapers and Magazines, Photographs
Collection Inventory: 
CIS-MC-003.pdf
This collection contains a series of letters received by Dr. Cornelius Rea Agnew, a noted surgeon from New York City who was a strong supporter of, and significant donor to, the Carlisle Indian Industrial School. The majority of the letters were written by Richard Henry Pratt, and discuss a...
Location: CIS-MC-001
Subject: Carlisle and Cumberland County, Carlisle Indian School, Education, Native Americans, Politics and Government
Format: Letters/Correspondence
Collection Inventory: CIS-MC-001.pdf
These items about the Carlisle Indian School were acquired by the Dickinson College Archives and Special Collections individually and are not part of any larger collection.
Location: See Collection Inventory for Call Number
Subject: Carlisle and Cumberland County, Carlisle Indian School, Education, Genealogy and Family History, Native Americans, Personal and Family Life, Politics and Government, Social Reform and Advocacy
Format: Books and Pamphlets, Broadsides and Posters, Engravings and Illustrations, Interviews and Oral Histories, Letters/Correspondence, Memorabilia and Ephemera, Miscellaneous, Newspapers and Magazines, Speeches and Sermons
Time Period: 1860-1879, 1880-1899, 1900-1919, 1920-1939, 1940-1959, 1960-1979, 1980-1999
Collection Inventory: Carlisle Indian School Individual Items
Images of the Carlisle Indian School held by the Archives and Special Collections.
Location: See Carlisle Indian School Collection Inventories
Subject: Carlisle Indian School, Education
Format: Photographs
Amy A. Carothers writes to Doctor Cornelius Rea Agnew, thanking Agnew for his donation of five dollars to Carothers' class of Indians. Carothers also notes that Howling Wolf is under Agnew's treatment for an eye condition. Transcript included.
Location: CIS-MC-001, B1, F1
Subject: Education, Native Americans
Format: Letters/Correspondence
Time Period: 1860-1879
Amy A. Carothers writes to Doctor Cornelius Rea Agnew regarding the delayed admittance of some of Carothers' students to the Hampton Normal School. Carothers also requests financial support from Agnew to pay for the students' fees. Transcript included.
Location: CIS-MC-001, B1, F2
Subject: Education, Native Americans
Format: Letters/Correspondence
Time Period: 1860-1879
