Oversize, Navajo Centennial Long Walk

File — Box: 78

Staff Only

Scope and Contents

all photos were taken by Crampton, unless otherwise noted

1: Window Rock Arizona, 1968
2: Long walk reenactment, July 4th, 1968
3: Preparation for the Long Walk at the Navajo Tribal Museum. June 28-29, 1968
4: The first parade at Summer, New Mexico, June 29, 1968
5: Re-enactment of the Treaty signing Ceremony Fort Summer, New Mexico June 30th, 1968
6: Presentations of the Colors b6y the Navajo veterans
7: Raymond Nakai, chairman, tribal Council and Miss Navajo
8: Grant Holmes, Regional Director, Bureau of Indian Affairs portrays Colonel Summers reading the treaty of 168
9: Navajo Tribal Council
10: Descendants of Colonel E.V. Summer and two of the flag bearer Veterans
11: Barbecue luncheon for Navajos at Fort Summers, June 30, 1968
12: Judge Dean Wilson sings a Navajo Chant, 1968
13: Navajo Dancers 1968
14: The Parade at Albugaergue 1968
15: Women using yucca root soap canoncito, New Mexico, July 3rd, 1968
16: Camo at Blue water Lake, New Mexico, July 3rd, 1968
17: Members of the Long Water Caravan at Bluewater Camp, July 4th, 1968
18: Parade at Gallup, New Mexico, July 4th, 1968
19: Concluding Speech by Raymond Nakai
20: John Upshaw and boy

Dates

1850-1990

Conditions Governing Access

Twenty-four hour advanced notice encouraged. Materials must be used on-site. Access to parts of this collection may be restricted under provisions of state or federal law.