Pawnee Collection (#3)

Western Meadowlark (Sturnella neglecta) singing from the top of fence post in the Pawnee National Grasslands in eastern Colorado, USA, May

PETALESHARRO MEDAL, 1821. Obverse of a silver medal presented to the Pawnee chief Petalesharro on his visit to Washington, D.C

PETALESHARRO MEDAL, 1821. Reverse of a silver medal presented to the Pawnee chief Petalesharro on his visit to Washington, D.C

KANSAS: BEAVER DAM, 1867. Beaver dam on Pawnee Fork, Kansas. Wood engraving, 1867

PAWNEE CHIEF, 1868. Ne-sho-ra-re-ra-hi-kuts, a chief of the Pawnee. Wood engraving, French, 1868

PAWNEE WARRIOR, 1868. Warrior of the Pawnee Tribe. Wood engraving, French, 1868

PAWNEE CHIEF, 1868. Ne-sho-da-si-di-ta-ri-ku, a chief of the Pawnee. Wood engraving, French, 1868

PAWNEES, 1858. Pawnee Native Americans in Nebraska Territory looking our for enemies. Wood engraving, English, 1858

MAJOR STEPHEN H. LONG. Major Long treating with the Pawnee Native Americans during his expedition to the Rocky Mountains in 1819-20. Aquatint engraving, 1823

Pawnee Bills Historic Wild West. Beautiful Daring Western Girls & Mexican Senoritas... Cowgirls on horseback. Date c1898. Pawnee Bills Historic Wild West

Madeline of Fort Reno the sensation of the 19th century, Long Bro s, Pawnee Bill and May Lillies great western military romantic play. Includes portrait of Pawnee Bill in upper left corner. Date c1897

Long Bros, Pawnee Bill & May Lillie in the great western mi
Long Bro s, Pawnee Bill & May Lillie in the great western military romantic play, Madeline of Fort Reno the sensation of the 19th century. Includes portraits of W. Hillswell Long, JEH

BUFFALO BILL: POSTER, 1910. Buffalo Bill Cody and Gordon William Lillie, known as Pawnee Bill, in the year after they merged their individual Wild West shows

W. F. CODY POSTER, 1894. An 1894 poster for the Wild West Show of Pawnee Bill, Gordon William Lillie
W.F.CODY POSTER, 1894. An 1894 poster for the Wild West Show of " Pawnee Bill", Gordon William Lillie, who in 1883 joined the staff of " Buffalo Bill" Codys Wild West Show

PAWNEE BILL POSTER, 1895. Pawnee Bill Wild West Show lithograph poster

SIOUX IN CAMP, c1908. A group of Sioux Native American men, possibly members of Pawnee Bills Wild West Show, seated in a semicircle next to a tipi, with horses in the rear

Major Gordon W. Lillie, Pawnee Bill

American Indians. Interview of Indians with the Great Fathe
Portait of the pawnee warrior, Qu-u-aek, or Buffalo Bull

American Indians. Pawnees looking out for the enemy. From a
Pawnee Indian standing on his horse, looking out for the enemy; either the Blackfoot or Comanches

Pawnee Indians around a camp fire
A night scene showing Pawnee Indians seated in a cicle with the artist, Arthur Boyd Houghton, round a camp fire, smoking an Indian pipe

American Indians. North American Indian sports
Scene showing Pawnee Indians apparently throwing the javelin/spears in a competition

Racial / Pawnee Village
Riccaree (Pawnee) village on the Upper Missouri river

Pawnee Bills Wild West
A poster for Pawnee Bills Historic Wild West Show. Pawnee Bill was Major Gordon W.Lillie, a contemporary of Buffalo Bill, and also an oilman and conservationalist

Racial / Pawnee Chief
Chief of the Pawnee people

Pawnee Butte, Pawnee National Grassland, Colorado, United States of America, North America

Pawnee Buttes, Pawnee National Grassland, Colorado, United States of America, North America

Female lark bunting (Calamospiza melanocorys), Pawnee National Grassland, Colorado, United States of America, North America

Racial / Rushing Bear
Rushing Bear: Chief of the Pawnee tribe

Racial / Man and Chief
Man and Chief: Chief of the Pawnee tribe

Racial / Bull Head / Pawnee
Bull Head: Chief of the Pawnee tribe

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"Pawnee: A Rich Tapestry of History, Culture, and Natural Beauty" Step back in time to the year 1715, where the vast American Indian tribe locations were dotted with the presence of the Pawnee. These resilient people inhabited various regions, leaving their mark on history. One prominent figure that emerges is PETALESHARO II, also known as Man Chief or Chaui. This esteemed Grand Pawnee Native American chief played a pivotal role in shaping his tribe's destiny from 1823 to 1874. Around 1700, the Pawnee tribes thrived amidst breathtaking landscapes and diverse ecosystems. However, life was not without challenges; a vivid image captures a grizzly bear attacking a brave Pawnee hunter – symbolizing their resilience in facing nature's perils. Fast forward to modern times and witness another facet of "Pawnee" – an aircraft named Hiller VZ-1E Pawnee takes flight gracefully through the skies. Its sleek design represents progress and innovation while honoring this remarkable name. Delve deeper into culture as we encounter Native American Indian women belonging to the illustrious Pawnee Tribe circa 1873. Their traditional attire showcases intricate craftsmanship passed down through generations—a testament to their rich heritage. Nature enthusiasts will find solace at Pawnee Buttes within Colorado's awe-inspiring Pawnee National Grassland. These majestic formations stand tall against an expansive backdrop—an invitation for exploration and connection with Mother Earth. The Transland Ag-2 N8330H and N8831H planes soar above fields—agricultural workhorses embodying efficiency for farmers across America's heartlands. Among them stands Transland Ag-2 N8330H—a symbol of dedication towards sustainable farming practices embraced by today's generation. Aviation aficionados are captivated by Piper aircraft models like Piper PA-25-235 ZK-CNF & ZK-BYY—both proudly bearing the name "Pawnee.