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Dr. Susan La Flesche Picotte
Dr. Susan La Flesche Picotte
The Missouri River near the Omaha Indian Reservation
The Missouri River near the Omaha Indian Reservation
The first building that housed the Woman's Medical College of Pennsylvania, c. 1850
The first building that housed the Woman's Medical College of Pennsylvania, c. 1850
Early photo of Susan La Flesche Picotte
Early photo of Susan La Flesche Picotte
Omaha tribal dancer Historical populationYearPop.±%1780 2,800— 1812 800−71.4%1829 1,900+137.5%1834 1,400−26.3%1849 1,300−7.1%1855 800−38.5%1871 984+23
Omaha tribal dancer Historical populationYearPop.±%1780 2,800— 1812 800−71.4%1829 1,900+137.5%1834 1,400−26.3%1849 1,300−7.1%1855 800−38.5%1871 984+23.0%1883 1,226+24.6%1891 1,153−6.0%1910 1,105−4.2%1931 1,576+42.6%1950 2,006+27.3%1969 2,660+32.6%1984 2,188−17.7%1998 4,950+126.2%1969: Total tribal enrollment; includes 1,357 reservation residents and 1,293 off reservation residents. 1984: Reservation residents only. 1998: includes 3,800 reservation residents and 1,150 off reservation residents.
Little Snake, an Omaha interpreter.
Little Snake, an Omaha interpreter.
Omaha tipi. The Omaha earth lodge was substituted with a moveable tipi during hunts on the open plains.
Omaha tipi. The Omaha earth lodge was substituted with a moveable tipi during hunts on the open plains.