Schoolcraft Collection

Soi-En-Ga-Rah-Ta or King Hendrick, (colour engraving)
1195420 Soi-En-Ga-Rah-Ta or King Hendrick, (colour engraving) by Eastman, Captain Seth (1808-75) (after); 31.2x23.9 cm; Private Collection; Photo eChristies Images; American, out of copyright

TAFT INAUGURATION, 1909. President William Howard Taft on the day of his inauguration, the ceremony hampered by the blizzard of the previous day; he is flanked by Edward Stellwagen of the inaugural

JAMES SHERMAN (1855-1912). American politician and Vice President, 1909-1912. Photograph, c1910

Henry Rowe Schoolcraft (1793-1864), American ethnologist, geographer and geologist, born at Albany, New York. In 1832 he discovered the source of the Mississippi

Republican campaign button from the 1908 Presidential election featuring Howard Taft and James Sherman
PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN:1908. Republican campaign button from the 1908 Presidential election featuring Howard Taft and James Sherman

HENRY ROWE SCHOOLCRAFT (1793-1864). American ethnologist. Steel engraving, 19th century

Native American bark letter, artwork
Native American birch bark letter, artwork. This letter was found above St Anthonys Falls, on the Mississippi River, Minnesota, USA, in 1820

Underground Railway House, Schoolcraft, Michigan, United States of America, North America

Schoolcraft Exploration
Henry Rowe Schoolcrafts explorations of the upper Mississippi river: native Americans visit his camp at Lake Hasca by canoe

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"Discovering the Legacy of Schoolcraft: From Soi-En-Ga-Rah-Ta to King Hendrick, a Colorful Engraving" Step back in time to witness history unfold with glimpses into significant figures and moments that shaped our nation. In an enchanting color engraving titled "Soi-En-Ga-Rah-Ta or King Hendrick, " we are transported to a bygone era where Native American culture intertwines with early American exploration. Fast forward to 1909, as President William Howard Taft takes center stage on his inauguration day. The solemnity and grandeur of this momentous occasion are captured in a photograph aptly titled "Taft Inauguration, 1909. " Alongside him stands James Sherman, an influential American politician who served as Vice President from 1909 until his untimely death in 1912. Delve deeper into the life of James Sherman through a series of captivating photographs that immortalize his political career. These images serve as testaments to his dedication and service during a pivotal period in our nation's history. However, our journey does not end there; it leads us further back in time to explore the life and contributions of Henry Rowe Schoolcraft – an eminent ethnologist, geographer, and geologist. Through steel engravings dating back to the 19th century, we gain insight into Schoolcraft's groundbreaking work that shed light on Native American cultures. A fascinating artifact emerges amidst these historical treasures – a Native American bark letter showcasing intricate artwork. This unique piece offers glimpses into communication methods employed by indigenous communities long before modern technologies emerged. As we shift focus towards present-day America, we find ourselves standing outside the Underground Railway House nestled within Schoolcraft, Michigan. This historic landmark serves as a poignant reminder of the struggles faced by those seeking freedom during times of slavery. Intriguingly enough, despite its name association, Schoolcraft, Michigan is not directly linked to Henry Rowe Schoolcraft.