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IN2019.61.200.137 - Photograph, Color
Color. Historic Site Survey, Marco Island. East entrance to the Old Marco Inn at 100 Palm Street.
Record Type: Photo
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IN2019.61.200.31 - Photograph, Color
Color. Collier County Museum gallery improvements under construction. O.B. Osceola, Sr., at left, walking next to white pick up truck. Cypress poles and palmetto fronds for a chickee hut are loaded in the bed.
Record Type: Photo
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IN2019.61.200.32 - Photograph, Color
Color. Collier County Museum gallery improvements under construction. O.B. Osceola, Sr., at right, installing a custom-designed chickee inside museum.
Record Type: Photo
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IN2019.61.200.33 - Photograph, Color
Color. Collier County Museum gallery improvements under construction. O.B. Osceola, Sr., on ladder, installing a custom-designed chickee inside museum.
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IN2019.61.200.34 - Photograph, Color
Color. Collier County Museum gallery improvements under construction. O.B. Osceola, Sr. installing a custom-designed chickee inside museum.
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IN2019.61.200.35 - Photograph, Color
Color. Collier County Museum gallery improvements under construction. O.B. Osceola, Sr. installing a custom-designed chickee inside museum.
Record Type: Photo
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IN2019.61.200.36 - Photograph, Color
Color. Collier County Museum gallery improvements under construction. Camera crew photographing the O.B. Osceola, Sr. custom-designed chickee inside museum.
Record Type: Photo
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IN2019.61.200.37 - Photograph, Color
Color. Collier County Museum gallery improvements under construction. Identified L to R: Douglas Osceola, Harry Billie, unknown and O.B. Osceola, Sr. standing by the newly-installed custom-designed Seminole chickee inside museum. Identification made by Seminole Tribe of Florida tribal member and Naples resident Brian Zepeda on October 1, 2020.
Record Type: Photo
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IN2019.61.200.41 - Photograph, Color
Color. Dr. Charlton W. Tebeau visiting newly-improved Collier County Museum. Tebeau stands in front of the Everglades mural.
Record Type: Photo
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IN2019.61.200.42 - Photograph, Color
Color. Museum Director Ron Jamro and Dr. Charlton W. Tebeau standing in front of newly-improved Seminole Indian display.
Record Type: Photo
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IN2019.61.201.1 - Photograph, Color
Color. Photo identified by Seminole Tribe of Florida tribal member and Naples resident Brian Zepeda on 03-16-2021. Erica North and her parents, Robert and Jo in the Collier County Museum's lobby. Collier County Museum and Ah-Tah-Thi-Ki Museum hosted "The Erica North Seminole Indian Children's Art Exhibit" at the Collier County Museum in October 1989.
Record Type: Photo
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IN2019.61.201.2 - Photograph, Color
Color. Photo identified by Seminole Tribe of Florida tribal member and Naples resident Brian Zepeda on 03-16-2021. Tina Osceola, Erica North and her parents, Robert and Jo in the Collier County Museum's lobby. Collier County Museum and Ah-Tah-Thi-Ki Museum hosted "The Erica North Seminole Indian Children's Art Exhibit" at the Collier County Museum in October 1989.
Record Type: Photo
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IN2019.61.201.28 - Photograph, Color
Color. Reenactor Darnell Grinolds and Seminole Tribe of Florida Chief Jim Billie at the 10th Annual American Indian Days Festival at the Collier County Museum. The event featured the first authentic American Indian Pow-Wow ever held in Southwest Florida. The two-day program featured alligator wrestling, craft demonstrations, dancing, a wide selection of American Indian arts and crafts, and O.B. Osceola's Fry Bread.
Record Type: Photo
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IN2019.61.201.3 - Photograph, Color
Color. Photo identified by Seminole Tribe of Florida tribal member and Naples resident Brian Zepeda on 03-16-2021. Billy Cypress, in red patchwork jacket with back to camera; Joan Osceola, in purple dress; and Robert and Jo North in the Collier County Museum's lobby. Woman at far left and two girls on right are unidentified. Collier County Museum and Ah-Tah-Thi-Ki Museum hosted "The Erica North Seminole Indian Children's Art Exhibit" at the...
Record Type: Photo
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IN2019.61.201.4 - Photograph, Color
Color. Photo identified by Seminole Tribe of Florida tribal member and Naples resident Brian Zepeda on 03-16-2021. Billy Cypress talking to Joan Osceola in the Collier County Museum's lobby. Robert North standing on far right. Collier County Museum and Ah-Tah-Thi-Ki Museum hosted "The Erica North Seminole Indian Children's Art Exhibit" at the Collier County Museum in October 1989.
Record Type: Photo
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IN2019.61.201.42 - Photograph, Color
Color. O.B. Osceola Sr. being interviewd by the media at the 10th Annual American Indian Days Festival at the Collier County Museum. The event featured the first authentic American Indian Pow-Wow ever held in Southwest Florida. The two-day program featured alligator wrestling, craft demonstrations, dancing, a wide selection of American Indian arts and crafts, and O.B. Osceola's Fry Bread.
Record Type: Photo
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IN2019.61.201.49 - Photograph, Color
Color. O.B. Osceola's Fry Bread booth at the 10th Annual American Indian Days Festival at the Collier County Museum. The event featured the first authentic American Indian Pow-Wow ever held in Southwest Florida. The two-day program featured alligator wrestling, craft demonstrations, dancing, a wide selection of American Indian arts and crafts, and O.B. Osceola's Fry Bread.
Record Type: Photo
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IN2019.61.201.6 - Photograph, Color
Color. Photo identified by Seminole Tribe of Florida tribal member and Naples resident Brian Zepeda on 03-16-2021. Erica North in the Collier County Museum's gift shop. Collier County Museum and Ah-Tah-Thi-Ki Museum hosted "The Erica North Seminole Indian Children's Art Exhibit" at the Collier County Museum in October 1989.
Record Type: Photo
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IN2019.61.201.7 - Photograph, Color
Color. Photo identified by Seminole Tribe of Florida tribal member and Naples resident Brian Zepeda on 03-16-2021. Tina Osceola and Carol Cypress giving presentation on Seminole craftwork? Palmetto fiber baby rattle and turtle shell rattles on table. Cypress is holding a sweetgrass basket in the shape of a vase.
Record Type: Photo
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IN2019.61.201.8 - Photograph, Color
Color. Marion Spjut Gilliland, author of Key Marco's Buried Treasure, signed her book at the Collier County Museum on October 21, 1989.
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