Vintage Early Photos of Native Americans in the Pacific Northwest of Canada & the USA (1860-1861)

A collection of photographs of Native American/First Nations people in the Colony of British Columbia, Colony of Vancouver Island, Oregon and Washington Territory thought to have been taken by a photographer of the British North American Boundary Commission during the early 1860s. Original captions are in quotations.
Source: Library of Congress.
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Garry the Spokane Chief looks like he has the legs of a 6 year old