cometadata/datacite-titles-descriptions-related-identifiers huggingface dataset:
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m16337
title: Hopi Indian mother carrying her baby on her back outside an adobe dwelling, ca.1900

description: Photograph of a Hopi Indian mother carrying her baby on her back outside an adobe dwelling, ca.1900. Her dark hair is worn in tight braids at the sides of her head. She wears a plaid blanket with a fringe about her shoulders over her knee-length dress. The baby is slung in the blanket on her back. At the woman's feet sit a bag or mattress and an open wooden box. A rope hangs from the rough wall behind her.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m16338
title: Hopi Indian mother with her baby on her back getting water from an olla outside an adobe dwelling, ca.1900

description: Photograph of a Hopi Indian mother with her baby on her back getting water from an olla outside an adobe dwelling, ca.1900. Her dark hair is worn in tight braids at the sides of her head. She wears a plaid blanket with a fringe about her shoulders over her knee-length dress. The baby is slung in the blanket on her back. The woman is sitting on a wooden box holding a pottery ladle in her right hand over a large pottery jar or water jug. A window is in the wall directly over her head. Several household items such as a jug and a pole sit under or near a sheltered area in the background at right.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m16339
title: Hopi Indian mother carrying her baby on her back outside a native stone dwelling, ca.1900

description: Photograph of a Hopi Indian mother carrying her baby on her back outside a native stone dwelling, ca.1900. Her dark hair is worn in tight braids at the sides of her head. She wears a striped blanket about her shoulders over her ankle-length dress. The baby is slung in the blanket on her back. Just behind the woman's barefeet lays a long timber.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m5557
title: Panoramic view of Avalon harbor from the pier, ca.1888

description: Panoramic view of Avalon harbor from the pier, ca.1888. Avalon's first residence is at center, that of C.M. Loud, Berkeley and Avalon. About 25 rowboats are moored in harbor. A hotel is visible at left. Several other houses and tent houses line the shore. Brush dotted mountains rise in the background.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m16340
title: Antelope priests and snakes in the mouths of snake priests in the Hopi Snake Dance Ceremony with onlookers, Oraibi, Arizona, ca.1898

description: Photograph of antelope priests and snakes in the mouths of snake priests in the Hopi Snake Dance Ceremony, Oraibi, Arizona, ca.1900. They have long hair. They wear armbands and necklaces. Their upper torsos are naked. They wear short patterned skirts and moccasins and the antelope priests wear long furry animal tails. They are lined up in front of the snake kiva or kisi. One of the snake priests holds the head of a snake in his mouth. Numerous onlookers are spectating from atop the pueblo in the background as well as on the ground. One of them shades herself with black umbrella.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m16341
title: Hopi Snake Dance Ceremony at the height of the dance, Oraibi, Arizona, ca.1898

description: Photograph of the Hopi Snake Dance Ceremony at the height of the dance, Oraibi, Arizona, ca.1898. They have long hair. They wear armbands and necklaces. Their upper torsos are naked. They wear short patterned skirts and moccasins and the antelope priests wear long furry animal tails. They are lined up in front of the snake kiva or kisi. One of the snake priests is holding snakes. Numerous onlookers are spectating from atop the pueblo in the background as well as on the ground. One of them shades herself with black umbrella.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m16342
title: Hopi Snake Dance Ceremony at its height and onlookers, Oraibi, Arizona, ca.1898

description: Photograph of Hopi Snake Dance Ceremony at its height and a huge crowd of onlookers, Oraibi, Arizona, ca.1898. They have long hair. They wear armbands and necklaces. Their upper torsos are naked. They wear short patterned skirts and moccasins and the antelope priests wear long furry animal tails. They are lined up in front of the snake kiva or kisi. Several of the snake priests hold the head of a snake in their mouths. Numerous onlookers are spectating from atop the pueblo in the background as well as on the ground. One of them shades herself with black umbrella.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m16343
title: Portrait of Remi Nadeau, [s.d.]

description: Photographic portrait of Remi Nadeau, [s.d.]. He can be seen from the chest up turned slightly to the left. He has short white hair combed across his head from a part on his right. He can be seen with a full white beard and moustache. He is wearing a three-piece suit with a dark tie and white shirt.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m11772
title: Two horse-drawn wagons on the road between the Painted Desert and the San Francisco Mountains, Arizona, ca.1900

description: Photograph of two horse-drawn wagons on the road between the Painted Desert and the San Francisco Mountains, Arizona, ca.1900. The road has deep ruts. Little vegetation other than wild grass or brush grows in the foreground. Trees are visible in the background on a flat area. Beyond the trees, a mountain range is visible.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m11980
title: Barracuda on Santa Catalina Island

description: Photograph of a Barracuda caught on Santa Catalina Island.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m16344
title: Portrait of Jesse Yarnell, [s.d.]

description: Photograph of a portrait of Jesse Yarnell, [s.d.]. He can be seen from the chest up with his head turned slightly to the right. His dark grey-streaked hair is brushed straight back and is slightly standing up on top of his head. He has a full beard and mustache of the same colors and a long thin nose. He is wearing a jacket over a white shirt. A pin(?) is attached to his left lapel.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m16345
title: Display of fruits and vegetables with a baby sitting in front

description: Photograph of a display of fruits and vegetables with a baby sitting in front "California's best products". In a wheelbarrow and baskets are grapes, pumpkins, squash, peaches, and flowers. The grinning baby sits on a pumpkin at bottom. A palm tree is behind the display.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m7475
title: Tavern Casino on Lake Tahoe, viewed from the lake, ca.1910

description: Photograph of the Tavern Casino on Lake Tahoe, viewed from the lake, ca.1910. The three-story wooden building has a sharply pitched roof with dormer windows overlooking the lake. A boardwalk with a handrail edges the lake adjacent to the building. Tall fir trees surround the building.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m16346
title: Priests with snakes in their mouths in the Hopi Snake Dance Ceremony, Oraibi, Arizona, ca.1898

description: Photograph of priests with snakes in their mouths in the Hopi Snake Dance Ceremony, Oraibi, Arizona, ca.1898. They priests have long hair and can be seen wearing armbands and necklaces. Their upper torsos are bare, while they wear short patterned skirts and moccasins. The antelope priests wear long furry animal tails. They are lined up in front of the snake kiva or kisi. Several of the snake priests hold the head of a snake in their mouths. Numerous onlookers are spectating from atop the pueblo in the background as well as on the ground. One of them shades herself with a black umbrella.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m11695
title: Man sitting in Hayne's open-air automobile, California, ca.1900

description: Photograph of a man sitting in Hayne's open-air automobile, California, ca.1900. This is America's oldest automobile. It was built by Elwood Haynes of Kokomo, Indiana, and was exhibited in Chicago in 1895 and chased off the streets by the police (according to Scribner's Popular History of American Inventions). The driver is wearing a white skimmer and rumpled suit and, grinning broadly, is hunched over in the driver's seat clasping the steering column. A truck is visible parked in the background adjacent to a two-story brick building.; "First automobile mishap described by local man, son of its victim: Old dobbin on Indiana road rears, bolts and tosses driver under horseless carriage -- The first accident attributed to the 'horseless carriage' was described today by Dr. Z.U. Loop, 3702 Bagley Avenue, Culver City, who told of how he rendered first aid and sent the patient to the hospital. It was in 1894, and according to what Dr. Loop was able to gather from eye witnesses, it happened like this: -- At that time I practiced in Galveston, Indiana about nine miles from the home of Elwood Haynes, inventor of the Haynes automobile, one of the first three automobiles developed. -- My father was in the habit of touring the countryside in his buckboard. Mr. Haynes was just beginning to startle the farmers by appearing on the roads with his experimental models. -- Mr. Haynes' quivering, gasping 'tin steed' and my father's horse met on the road one day. Father's horse gave the 'gasoline nag' an indignant look, executed a sharp U turn, which deposited my father under the wheels of Mr. Haynes' car, and bolted. They took dad to the nearest farmhouse and sent for me. I reckon it was the first motor traffic accident. I've never been able to find a record of an earlier one." -- Newspaper clipping.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m1717
title: Residence of Judge Silent, Adams Street, Los Angeles, ca.1888

description: Photograph of the residence of Judge Silent, Adams Street (later, on Chester Place), Los Angeles, ca.1888. Perspective is from the sidewalk in front looking through the main gate down a broad paved path to the house. Stone columns topped with urns straddle the entrance. The wrought iron gates are open. Rose bushes bloom on both sides. Tall trees obscure most of the house. Streetscape. Horizontal photography.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m16347
title: Beginning of the snake dance in the Hopi Snake Dance Ceremony with onlookers, Oraibi, Arizona, ca.1898

description: Photograph of the beginning of the snake dance in the Hopi Snake Dance Ceremony with a huge crowd of onlookers, Oraibi, Arizona, ca.1898. The priests have long hair. They wear armbands and necklaces. Their upper torsos are naked. They wear short patterned skirts and moccasins and the antelope priests wear long furry animal tails. They are lined up in front of the snake kiva or kisi. Several of the snake priests hold the head of a snake in their mouths. Numerous onlookers are spectating from atop the pueblo in the background as well as on the ground. One of them shades herself with black umbrella. One of the snake priests, at right, stands behind the line of antelope priests.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m103
title: Exterior view of the Chamber of Commerce building on Broadway at Fourth Street, Los Angeles, ca.1900

description: Photograph of an exterior view of the Chamber of Commerce building on Broadway at Fourth Street, Los Angeles, ca.1900. The three-story brick building is adjacent to a one-story building housing a laundry, tailor shop, and stable. A bicycle sits in the street in the foreground. An automobile and truck are parked along the curb. Several pedestrians walk on the sidewalk. Legible signs include: "Chamber of Commerce", "Dr. Morrison, D.V.M., veterinary-surgeon", "Veterinary hospital, 414", "Dr. Morrison, D.V.M. [...] Tel. 797", "Boarding stable", "Livery", "Laundry", "Tailor shop, E.P. Lewis".
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m538
title: Dwellings on Towne Avenue looking southwest from Fifth Street, 1891

description: Photograph of dwellings on Towne Avenue looking southwest from Fifth Street, 1891. Tall sparsely-foliated trees grow around the dwellings at center. Streetcar rails run down the dirt street in the foreground. A wood fence adjacent to the sidewalk has numerous bills posted on it. Legible signs include: "For your stomach's sake, Hires root beer"..., "Ayer's sarsaparilla, for all blood diseases"..., "The Stowaway, Los Angeles Theatre, Thursday and Friday, Oct. 6 & 7"..., ..."Salv"..., ..."Grand [...] Nov. 5"..., ..."Attention"..., ..."Oct. 3, 4 & 5".
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m11690
title: First automobile parade in Los Angeles, sponsored by the Los Angeles Automobile Club, looking east on Sunset Boulevard, 1904

description: Photograph of the first automobile parade in Los Angeles, sponsored by the Los Angeles Automobile Club, looking east on Sunset Boulevard, 1904. About six automobiles drive along the sidewalk. Each car (all without roofs) carries two to four people. Two boys stand in the street watching as the lead car turns onto the roadway. The sidewalk is line with telephone poles. Mostly undeveloped grassy hills are visible in the background. "Before there was a traffic problem".
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m11962
title: Sun fish caught on Santa Catalina Island

description: Photograph of sun fish caught on Santa Catalina Island.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m16348
title: Snake and antelope priests in line before the kisi in the Hopi Snake Dance Ceremony, Oraibi, Arizona, ca.1898

description: Photograph of snake and antelope priests in line before the kisi in the Hopi Snake Dance Ceremony, Oraibi, Arizona, ca.1898. The priests have long hair. They wear armbands and necklaces. Their upper torsos are naked. They wear short patterned skirts and moccasins and the antelope priests wear long furry animal tails as well. They are lined up in front of the snake kiva or kisi. Numerous onlookers are spectating from atop the pueblo in the background as well as on the ground. One of them shades herself with black umbrella.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m16349
title: Sixth Street looking north-northwest from Broadway, Los Angeles, ca.1887-1899

description: Photograph of Sixth Street looking north-northwest from Broadway, Los Angeles, ca.1887-1899. Small commercial and residential buildings are present. The three-story structure in the center is the Lindley Building (built in 1887). Several pedestrians walk along the sidewalk or across the dirt street in the foreground. A horse-drawn carriage drives down the street. A series of utility poles, each with numerous crossbars, line the far sidewalk. Note the absence of the First Methodist Episcopal Church (1900-1920) at the west end of that block, at the northeast corner with Hill Street.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m7795
title: View of the town of San Juan Capistrano looking south from the mission, ca.1900

description: Photograph of a view of the town of San Juan Capistrano looking south from the mission, ca.1900. Juan Abila Street can be seen at center, with Verdugo Street going down the hill to the right. The plaza can be seen filled up with modern buildings to the left. The adobe ruin to the left was the south end of the "cuartel" or barracks of the Spanish and Mexican soldiers stationed at the mission. The wall running to the right is that of the old mission vineyard. The portion of house to the extreme right is boarded over a portion of Pedro Verdugo's L-shaped adobe house. Rolling hills can be seen in the background. Legible signs include: "Store".
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m5955
title: Portrait of James A. Foshay (1856-1914) at his desk, ca.1902

description: Photograph of a portrait of James A. Foshay (1856-1914) at his desk, ca.1902. A telephone is attached to the corner of a roll-top desk behind him on a specially designed bracket. He sits in a leather upholstered desk chair reading a piece of paper in his left hand. He wears a full beard and moustache but is bald on the top of his head. His pince-nez spectacles sit on a letter on the desk in front of him. Foschay was Monrovia's first regular teacher and school principal, and later was Superintendant of Schools in Los Angeles. Legible writing includes: on telephone "1 A, 2 B, 3 C, 4 D, 5 E, 6 F, 7 G, 8 H, 9 I, 0 J", "Application for membership", letter on desk "Mark Keppel, Superintendent of Schools, Los Angeles County, California, [...], Hon. Jam. A. Foshay, President of the Fr[...], 841 [...] Figueroa St., Dear Sir and Brother[...], Owing to a [...] the meeting held in [...] I am informed [...] elected Dr. Knigh [...] the fact that I [...] at the [...] election of officers [...] I appeal to you [...] have me installed [...] Philips".
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m16350
title: Hopi Indian mother whitewashing her adobe dwelling in the doorway of which are two children, ca.1900

description: Photograph of a Hopi Indian mother whitewashing her adobe dwelling in the doorway of which are two children, ca.1900. The little boy stands naked beside the little girl who is wearing a dress and sitting on the threshhold. At the mother's feet and beside the boy, a large pottery bowl sits on a wood box. The mother's right hand presses against the side of the dwelling. A metal tub sits on the ground behind her.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m16351
title: Havasupai Indian mother, Pana Mahita, carrying her little boy on her back, ca.1900

description: Photograph of a Havasupai Indian mother, Pana Mahita, carrying her little boy on her back, ca.1900. She wears a large bright print cloth over a long dress. She is barefoot. The little boy's left arm is over her left shoulder. She is standing outside in profile facing right with her head turned to the camera. Wild grass and brush grows behind them. A canyon wall is visible (blurred) in the background.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m16352
title: Havasupai Indian man, Rock Jones, leading medicine man, ca.1899

description: Photograph of a Havasupai Indian man, Rock Jones, leading medicine man, ca.1899. He is sitting on a log outside. He holds the end of a narrow leather strap in his right hand on his right thigh. His left hand lays on his left knee. He has long shoulder-length dark hair parted up the middle. Several tree trunks are visible behind him.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m16353
title: Havasupai Indian man, Vesna, a tribal leader, ca.1899

description: Photograph of a Havasupai Indian man, Vesna, a tribal leader, ca.1899. He is sitting on a chair outside. A striped blanket hangs behind him. His knees are spread and his hands grasp each knee. He is wearing a dark vest over a light shirt, with trousers. He has long shoulder-length dark hair parted up the middle.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m16354
title: Havasupai Indian girl, Walathama's daughter, sitting outside, ca.1900

description: Photograph of a Havasupai Indian girl, Walathama's daughter, sitting outside, ca.1900. She is crouching near two small logs. She wears a long bright print dress with broad band with tassles cinched around her waist. Corn and squash lay at her feet. Corn husks and a bowl sit in the foreground. In the background, a blanket with a bold diamond pattern hangs over a wooden fence.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m14645
title: Group of people picking lemons in a grove

description: Photograph of a group of six people (including children) picking lemons in a grove. There are a few crates on the ground. A horse-drawn wagon is present.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m16355
title: Havasupai Indian man, Manakacha, "Kohot" or chief, ca.1899

description: Photograph of a Havasupai Indian man, Manakacha, "Kohot" or chief, ca.1899. Portrait from the waist up. He wears a hat with a wide brim, a cloth tied about his forehead, and a vest over a shirt. He has dark shoulder-length hair. He is sitting outside turned slightly to his left. His head and gaze are turned slightly to his right. Behind him hangs a blanket with a bold zig-zag pattern.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m16356
title: Havasupai Indian man, Manakacha, "Kohot" or chief, ca.1899

description: Photograph of a Havasupai Indian man, Manakacha, "Kohot" or chief, ca.1899. He wears a hat with a wide brim, a cloth tied about his forehead, and a vest over a shirt, with trousers and shoes. He has dark shoulder-length hair. He is sitting on a stool or chair outside turned slightly to his left. His head and gaze face the camera directly. In his left hand and draped over his right thigh he holds a long furry striped animal tail (of a raccoon?). Behind him hangs a blanket with a bold zig-zag pattern. Vegetation is visible in the background.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m16357
title: Old Havasupai Indian man, named Uta, ca.1899

description: Photograph of an old  Havasupai Indian man, named Uta, ca.1899. He is sitting on the ground outside, barechested, his elbows leaning on his knees. His shoulder-length hair is parted in the middle and windblown. Some clothing hangs from a thatched(?) wall behind him.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m16358
title: Havasupai Indian boy with a captured raccoon, ca.1899

description: Photograph of a Havasupai Indian boy with a captured raccoon, ca.1899. He wears a hat with a wide brim, a cloth tied about his neck, a light shirt, dark trousers and shoes. He holds the chain of the trap which still grasps the tail of the raccoon standing at his feet. A saddle(?) and bedding(?) lay on the ground to his left. A canyon wall is visible behind him.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m16360
title: Old Havasupai Indian man, wearing loincloth, ca.1899

description: Photograph of an old  Havasupai Indian man wearing loincloth, ca.1899. He is sitting on the ground outside, with his knees drawn up and held in is clasped hands. His only other article of clothing is a cloth tied about his forehead. His white hair is shoulder-length. Two small tree trunks are visible behind him.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m16361
title: Rock formation, Hue-pu-ke-le, the ancestral goddess of the Havasupai Indians, ca.1899

description: Photograph of a rock formation, Hue-pu-ke-le, the ancestral goddess of the Havasupai Indians, ca.1899. The knobby formation sits atop a tall vertical canyon wall. Vegetation grows in the foreground below.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m16362
title: Rock formations, the nature gods of the Havasupai Indians, Havasupai Canyon, ca.1899

description: Photograph of the distant rock formations revered as the nature gods of the Havasupai Indians, Havasupai Canyon, ca.1899 -- finger-like knobby projections at the top of the canyon walls. Brush grows in the foreground. Rocky terrain dominates the are.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m16363
title: Havasupai Indian boy with his father, Vesna, eating lunch during a walking trip, ca.1899

description: Photograph of a Havasupai Indian boy with his father, Vesna, eating lunch during a walking trip, ca.1899. They are seated crosslegged on a striped blanket in the shade of a tree. In front of them sit a plate holding bread, a tin cup with a spoon laying in it, and an open tin can (with a spoon in it) over which Vesna holds a small piece of bread. A conical straw hat with a wide brim sits on a wooden wheel(?) behind Vesna at right.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m16364
title: Havasupai Indian man, Waluthama, sitting on a rock, ca.1899

description: Photograph of a Havasupai Indian man, Waluthama, sitting on a rock, ca.1899. He wears a dark vest over a dark shirt, with trousers and moccasins and leggings. He holds a canteen by his right hand on the rock. His long dark hair is parted in the middle and drawn towards the back of his head. The rocky vertical canyon wall is visible close behind him.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m5085
title: Altadena poppy field with, possibly, the Forsyth home, [s.d.]

description: Photograph of a poppy field in Altadena near Echo Mountain (and Mount Lowe), [s.d.]. The residence at the base of the mountain may be that of Robert J. Forsyth, who originally owned the land, later the site of the Cobb estate on north Lake Avenue near Las Flores Canyon. The small ranch- or crafstman-style home is shown in the left distance with the mountains behind. Photoprint reads "Mint Canyon".
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m16365
title: Havasupai Indian man, Rock Jones, leading medicine man, ca.1899

description: Photograph of a Havasupai Indian man, Rock Jones, leading medicine man, ca.1899. Portrait from the waist up. He is sitting outside. He wears a button-up striped shirt. He has long shoulder-length dark hair parted up the middle. He is turned slightly to his left. Several tree trunks and part of a wooden fence are visible behind him.
DOI: 10.25549/chs-m16366
title: Portrait of a Havasupai Indian maiden, Uta's daughter, ca.1899

description: Photograph of a portrait of a Havasupai Indian maiden, Uta's daughter, ca.1899. She wears a bright print cloth shawl over a print dress. Her dark hair is cropped to shoulder length and has bangs. She is sitting on a blanket on the ground with her left shoulder nearly leaning against a wall behind her. Her right arm lays across her right thigh.