La Crosse Collection

Native US Lacrosse Game
A large crowd of Native Americans play lacrosse

Lacrosse
A run up the field. From a postcard published by CW Faulkner Date: 1903

Topping Book / Lacrosse
English schoolgirl playing lacrosse Date: circa 1935

NATI2A-00005
Native Americans playing a game of lacrosse with a ball and sticks. Hand-colored halftone reproduction of a 19th-century illustration

La Crosse, Wis 1873
2903030 La Crosse, Wis 1873; (add.info.: La Crosse, Wis. 1873.); Buyenlarge Archive/UIG.

The Boys Own Annual
3787451 The Boys Own Annual by Soper, George (1870-1942); (add.info.: Title page, black and white sketch collage of sports and action/adventure scenes. Illustration by George Soper (1870-1942)

The Canadian Game of La Crosse, played at Hurlingham (engraving)
1624442 The Canadian Game of La Crosse, played at Hurlingham (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: The Canadian Game of La Crosse, played at Hurlingham)

The Canadian Game of La Crosse (engraving)
1624453 The Canadian Game of La Crosse (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: The Canadian Game of La Crosse)

La-Crosse or lacrosse (chromolitho)
5235191 La-Crosse or lacrosse (chromolitho) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: La-Crosse or lacrosse. One of a set of cut-outs relating to sport)

La Crosse, and Scenery Above, 1874. Creator: John J. Harley
La Crosse, and Scenery Above, 1874. Steamboat landing on the River Mississippi at the city of La Crosse, Wisconsin, USA, and the scenery further upstream....the town of La Crosse

NATI2A-00170
Choctaw or Creek ball-player with Native American lacrosse sticks. Hand-colored woodcut of a 19th-century illustration

LA Crosse Match, Played Last Saturday at Kennington Oval, by North of England Against
LA Crosse Match, Played Last Saturday at Kennington Oval, by North of England against South, 1883

THE CANADIAN GAME OF LA CROSSE: 1. Catching. 2. and 3. Checking. 4. Long Throw. 5. Picking Up. 6. A Tussle. 7 and 8. Dodging and Checking. 9. Flat Catch. 10. Running. 11. Facing. 12

The Canadian Game of LA Crosse, Played at Hurlingham, 1883

USA-WISCONSIN-Mississippi River Valley-La Crosse: Boat Marina on the Mississippi
USA, WISCONSIN, Mississippi River Valley, La Crosse: Boat Marina on the Mississippi River / Autumn

THE CANADIAN GAME OF LA CROSSE: 1. Catching. 2. and 3. Checking. 4. Long Throw. 5. Picking Up. 6. A Tussle. 7 and 8. Dodging and Checking. 9. Flat Catch. 10. Running. 11. Facing. 12

LA Crosse Match, Played Last Saturday at Kennington Oval, by North of England against South, 1883

The Canadian Game of LA Crosse, Played at Hurlingham, 1883

Choctaw, Lacrosse Player
The native American Choctaw is dressed to play lacrosse. Date: circa 1830

NATIVE AMERICANS: BALL PLAY, 1855. Northwestern Native Americans at ball play on the ice. Engraving, 1855, after a drawing by Seth Eastman

NATIVE AMERICANS: BALL GAME, 1855. Northwestern Native Americans at ball play on the ice in winter. Steel engraving, 1855, after a drawing by Seth Eastman

Lacrosse, Canadas National Game. " The game was a beautiful exhibition of lacrosse. Whats the matter with gold & blue, whats the matter with New Glasgow lacrosse team". 1905

Germantown cricket ground. Date between 1900 and 1920

The Canadian National Lacrosse Team Date: circa 1900

Six Victorian Sportsmen
Sportsmen dressed for lacrosse, hockey, running, horse racing and other sports

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"La Crosse: The Native US Lacrosse Game that Tops the Book" Step into the world of La Crosse, a thrilling and ancient sport that has captivated players and spectators for centuries. Originating as a Native American game, lacrosse has evolved into a fast-paced and highly competitive sport enjoyed by people around the globe. The roots of this exhilarating game can be traced back to indigenous tribes who played lacrosse as both a form of recreation and spiritual practice. Today, it is recognized as one of the oldest team sports in North America. In "The Boys Own Annual, " lacrosse takes center stage, showcasing its rich history and cultural significance. Engravings depict the Canadian version of the game being played at Hurlingham with great enthusiasm. Another chromolitho artwork beautifully captures the essence of La-Crosse or lacrosse. One cannot overlook John J. Harley's masterpiece from 1874 titled "La Crosse, and Scenery Above. " This stunning creation transports us to an era where players engaged in fierce battles on fields adorned with breathtaking landscapes. NATI2A-00005 offers a glimpse into an intense LA Crosse match held at Kennington Oval between teams representing North England. The sheer determination displayed by these athletes is awe-inspiring. Delving deeper into THE CANADIAN GAME reveals various aspects that make this sport truly remarkable. From catching to checking, every move requires skill, agility, and precision. Long throws demonstrate not only strength but also strategic thinking essential for success on the field. Whether you are an avid fan or new to this enthralling game, La Crosse promises excitement like no other sport can deliver. Its rich heritage combined with its dynamic gameplay makes it an unforgettable experience for all involved.