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Interview log and summary of topics and themes discussed during a taped interview with Jesus Vela and Cesar Sarmiento

Photograph of permanent residents at the W.T Handy’s House, Crisfield, MD, 1940. They worked on canning vegetables for part of the season and oysters the rest.

Photograph of the residents at the W.T Handy's House located in Crisfield Maryland.They worked on canning vegetables for part of the season and oysters the rest

Native American men working on railroad track in California

A photo from 1959 of a Lacrosse exhibit in the Museum of Natural History. Inside are two lacrosse sticks, each with a unique design and function.

Photograph of a young girl wearing a white, striped woven shawl and leaning over with her elbow resting on her knee against a blue sky background.

United States patent for a "Kneading Machine."

Audio recording dating from 1894 which contains a religious song that would have been featured in a Kiowa Ghost Dance.

Native Americans play lacrosse in front of a crowd of observers at the Bicentennial of the American Revolution Festival of American Folklife, 1975. The players wear protective pads along with 70s-style high socks and short shorts.