Box 1

This subseries contains photographs taken by Lee Moorhouse of various Native settlements in the Columbia River basin and Umatilla County, including the Umatilla Indian Reservation, circa 1904-1905.

This subseries contains photographs taken by Lee Moorhouse of various Native settlements in the Columbia River basin and Umatilla County, including the Umatilla Indian Reservation, circa 1904-1905.

This subseries contains photographs taken by Lee Moorhouse of various Native settlements in the Columbia River basin and Umatilla County, including the Umatilla Indian Reservation, circa 1904-1905.

This subseries contains photographs taken by Lee Moorhouse of various Native settlements in the Columbia River basin and Umatilla County, including the Umatilla Indian Reservation, circa 1904-1905.

This series contains photographs taken by Lee Moorhouse of the Columbia River, including Celilo Falls, and of Umatilla River in Oregon; the Little Bighorn River valley in Montana; and unidentified landscapes, probably in northeastern Oregon, circa 1897-1905.

This series contains photographs taken by Lee Moorhouse of the Columbia River, including Celilo Falls, and of Umatilla River in Oregon; the Little Bighorn River valley in Montana; and unidentified landscapes, probably in northeastern Oregon, circa 1897-1905.

This series contains photographs taken by Lee Moorhouse of the Columbia River, including Celilo Falls, and of Umatilla River in Oregon; the Little Bighorn River valley in Montana; and unidentified landscapes, probably in northeastern Oregon, circa 1897-1905.

This series contains photographs taken by Lee Moorhouse of the Columbia River, including Celilo Falls, and of Umatilla River in Oregon; the Little Bighorn River valley in Montana; and unidentified landscapes, probably in northeastern Oregon, circa 1897-1905.

This series contains photographs taken by Lee Moorhouse of the Columbia River, including Celilo Falls, and of Umatilla River in Oregon; the Little Bighorn River valley in Montana; and unidentified landscapes, probably in northeastern Oregon, circa 1897-1905.

Arranged alphabetically, where identified, into four groups: Children; Men; Women; and Groups (men, women, and/or children depicted together). Some of the photographs of Yakama men and women in this subseries may have been taken by photographer Thomas H. Rutter before 1906 and sold by Moorhouse as his own.