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Title: FOUR WOMEN OF THE IOWA INDIAN TRIBE ARE SHOWN WEARING A MODERN VERSION OF THEIR COSTUMES ON THE MAIN STREET OF WHITE CLOUD KANSAS, NEAR TROY. MARY LOUISE WHITE CLOUD RHODD, LEFT, AND "BROKEN FIREPLACE", THIRD FROM THE LEFT, ARE GRANDDAUGHTERS OF CHIEF WHITE CLOUD WHOSE NAME THE TOWN TOOK FOR ITS OWN
Credit: U.S. National Archives and Records Administration
Author: Duncan, Patricia D., 1932-, Photographer (NARA record: 8464441)
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