Seminoles Collection

Seminole Indians in a Canoe (b / w photo)
MIA198509 Seminole Indians in a Canoe (b/w photo) by American Photographer, (19th century); HistoryMiami, Florida, USA; eHistoryMiami; American, out of copyright

Osceola, Leader of the Seminoles during their war against the United States (engraving)
966820 Osceola, Leader of the Seminoles during their war against the United States (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Osceola)

Three Seminole Indians (b / w photo)
MIA198523 Three Seminole Indians (b/w photo) by American Photographer, (20th century); HistoryMiami, Florida, USA; eHistoryMiami; American, out of copyright

Battle Of Lake Okeechobee Battle Of Okeechobee
The Battle of Lake Okeechobee, December 25, 1837 during the Second Seminole War aka The Florida War, 1835 - 1842. After a 19th century work

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Seminoles in their dugout canoe made from a cypress log, Florida, 1800s. Hand-colored woodcut of a 19th-century illustration

OSCEOLA, CHIEF OF THE SEMINOLES. From Catlins North American Indians. US, USA
OSCEOLA, CHIEF OF THE SEMINOLES. From Catlins North American Indians.US, USA, 1870s engraving

Seminole Indian Billy Bowlegs Postcard. ca. 1915-1925, Seminole Indian Billy Bowlegs Postcard

Seminole Alligator Wrestling
Miami, Florida: c. 1960 A Seminole Indian selects his wrestling partner. Note the bandaged thumb from the previuos skirmish

Indian Women Learn Bridge
Everglades, Florida: January 15, 1935 An instructor is teaching Seminole Indian women in Florida how to play contract bridge

Seminole Tanning A Hide
Everglades, Florida: c. 1928 A Seminole Native American tanning an animal hide stretched over a board

Seminole Camp Scene
Everglades, Florida: c. 1928 A scene in a Seminole Native American camp in the Everglades. The man is tanning animal skins

OSCEOLA, CHIEF OF THE SEMINOLES. From Catlins North American Indians. US, USA, 1870s
OSCEOLA, CHIEF OF THE SEMINOLES. From Catlins North American Indians.US, USA, 1870s engraving

Attack of the Seminoles on the block house. Print shows an attack by the Seminole Indians possibly on a fort on the Withlacoochee River in December 1835. Date Charleston, S.C. : 1837

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Seminole village of thatched shelters in the Everglades, 1800s. Hand-colored engraving of a 19th-century illustration

OSCEOLA, leader of the Seminoles in their resistance to forced emigration; he was tricked and imprisoned by the government, and died in prison

Osceloa / Seminoles / Catlin
Chief of the Seminoles in Florida during the Seminole War

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"Exploring the Rich Heritage of the Seminole Indians: A Glimpse into their Culture and Struggles" Journeying through time, a captivating black and white photo captures Seminole Indians gracefully maneuvering a canoe, showcasing their deep connection with nature. Osceola, the revered leader of the Seminoles during their fierce war against the United States, is immortalized in an engraving that reflects his unwavering determination and bravery. Three stoic Seminole individuals emerge from a vintage photograph, offering a glimpse into their resilient spirit and unique cultural identity. The Battle of Lake Okeechobee stands as a testament to the Seminoles' valiant fight for freedom and sovereignty against formidable odds. Meet Osceola once again – chief of the Seminoles – captured in Catlin's iconic portrayal that encapsulates both strength and wisdom within this great leader. Step back in time with a postcard featuring Billy Bowlegs, an esteemed member of the Seminole tribe whose legacy echoes through generations. Witness heart-pounding moments as brave warriors engage in alligator wrestling—a traditional practice deeply rooted in Seminole culture that showcases their fearless nature. Embracing change while preserving heritage: Indian women eagerly learn bridge—an intriguing blend of cultures bridging old traditions with new experiences. Delve into ancient techniques as you witness skilled hands tanning hides—a vital skill passed down through generations among the resourceful Seminoles. Immerse yourself in everyday life at a vibrant seminole camp scene—where laughter mingles with stories shared around crackling fires under starlit skies. Discovering these captivating glimpses into history allows us to appreciate and honor the rich tapestry woven by one of America's most resilient indigenous communities—the proud Seminole Indians who continue to inspire today.