The collection consists of prints showing members of a prominent Oklahoma Creek Indian family. Other photographs of members of the same family are in the Acee Blue Eagle collection . His maternal great grandmother's tipi is also included. Of special interest to her are the Indians of California, especially the Eastern and Southeastern Pomo. The copy prints are selections from her collection.
Some prints are from other repositories and are included for reference purposes only.
They cannot be copied for researchers without permission of the original repository. Colonel A.B. McMullen was the commanding officer of a United States Air Corps base at Accra, Gold Coast. McMullen also collected photographic postcards that show a Bwaka female circumcision ceremony and other photographs concerning the Ashanti, Bangala, Banza, Hausa, Kuba, Kumu, Mangbetu, Mputu, and Tutsi. Among the subjects are cacao cultivation, cicatrization, crafts, dances, drums, food preparation, hair style, headdress, and musical instruments. Some photographs are by C. Zagourski, of Leopoldville.