Sauk County Historical Society & Museum, Baraboo, Wisconsin

Sauk County Historical Society
Baraboo, WI
Photographic Collection

Native Americans

Ah-Ha-Cho-Ka, UN1326, or Blue Wing, Winnebago Chief

Ah-Ha-Cho-Ka, UN1887, or Blue Wing, Winnebago Chief, c. 1912. d. 1897 in Tomah

Ah-Ha-Cho-Ka, UN951, portrait

Ah-Ha-Cho-Ka’s daughter & her family, UN897

Ah-Ha-Cho-Ka, 12-1913

Alligator Mound, UN686, in Cemetery Group

Alligator Mound, UN689,

Arrow Heads, UN1251, cache of arrow heads found by Sophia Meyers on Tinkham farm west of Baraboo

Bird Mound, UN1249, SW of Loddi’s Mill in town of Prairie du Sac. by H.E. Cole, 1905

Bird Mound, UN680, at Devils Lake

Bird Mound, UN683, at Devils Lake

Black Hawk War, UN780, Spring Head Lake , site where Col. Dodge with 20 men killed 17

Cache, UN1247, arrowheads found on Tinkham farm near Baraboo

Camp, 5-1976AB [R30AB], Standing Water’s camp in 1920's. He is on left, holding his daughter.

Deer Mound, UN685, on property of Crandall home, 727 8^th St. , Baraboo, home in background

Deer Mound, UN687, on property of Crandall home, 727 8^th St. , Baraboo

Deer Mound, UN688, on property of Crandall home, 727 8^th St. , Baraboo, home in background

Dekora, Henry, UN657, giving his wife drink of alcohol & water. c. 1896.

Frog Mound, UN690, northeast of Baraboo

Ho Chunk , UN1243, Farm buildings removed for casino expansion, c. 1999

Home-Tee Pee, UN1152, Tepee, Kilbourn , WI , 1921

Homes-Tee Pee, UN1216,

Indian Trail, UN1248, Indian trail in front of Calvert house in Town of Delton , 5 miles north of Baraboo. Photo by H.E. Cole, 1905

Lynx, Mound, UN678, in Cemetery Group, Baraboo

Man Mound, UN1244, descriptive tablet at monument

Man Mound, UN1338, Dedication ceremony of plaque. John M. True, standing left

Man Mound, UN675, the head in the snow

Man Mound, UN676

Man Mound, UN684

Man Mound, UN833, Chalk outline of upper torso

Mink Mound, UN677, in Cemetery Group, Baraboo

Mound, UN682, Bear Mound in cemetery group, Baraboo

Mound, UN679, “Mounds in Cemetery or Donald Group”, Baraboo

Mound, UN681, “on Wis. River , mile N. of Shults farm, 6 miles N. of Baraboo

Old Deer, UN720. Old Deer, standing & Old Smoky. Winnebago. Old Smoky’s hand was missing so he always kept a blanket over it.

Old Smoky, UN720. Old Deer, standing & Old Smoky. Winnebago. Old Smoky’s hand was missing so he always kept a blanket over it.

Panther Mound, 2-2002CH

Pettibone, Emma, UN1328, with child. 1912

Settlement, UN1917, Winnebago hut. Frank Moon in photo. On S. bank of Baraboo river on farm of Mrs. O. Cook. c. 1898

Tee Pee, UN1250, Winnebago dwelling on Steel place. County Superintendent Snyder stands on Indian mound, longest in Wis. River group. Attorney Jorge Ca___ stands on level ground. photo by H.E. Cole 1905

Unidentified Mound, UN691

Unidentified Mound, UN692

Winnebago Family, UN1343

Winnebago men, UN1781, Old costumes, c. 1935

Yellow Thunder Monument , 16-2001GL, c. 1912

Yellow Thunder, UN1246. Where he lies buried. Photo by H.E. Cole, Sept. 16, 1905

Photographic Reproduction Policy of the Sauk County Historical Society

The cost to reproduce a photograph from the collection of the Sauk County Historical Society is $10 each. Reproductions may take the form of an 8x10 glossy paper copy or they can be placed onto a CD in jpg format. The mailing cost is $4 per order. Funds received from the sale of copies of the images in our collection, go towards the acquisition of additional historic Sauk County photos and the preservation of our current photographic collection. Should you wish to purchase a copy of a photo in our collection, please send a check for the correct amount made out to the Sauk County Historical Society, and mail it to: P.O. Box 651, Baraboo, WI 53913. Also include the entire description & accession number of each photo, the quantity of each, and in which format you wish it to be (paper or on a CD). As soon as we receive your order, we will attempt to process it as expeditiously as possible.