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	Chief Gall portrait Title Chief Gall portrait Date of Original 1887 Creator Barry, David F. (David Francis), 1854-1934 Creator Role Photographer Description Chief Gall poses for a portrait wearing a feather in his hair, and holding a buffalo robe and a bow. Ordering Information http://history.nd.gov/archives/whatphotos.html General Subject Indians of North America People Portraits Subject (LCTGM) Feathers Bows (Archery) Robes Hides & skins Subject (LCSH) Indians of North America - Men Indians of North America - Portraits Indians of North America - Clothing & dress Personal Name Gall, ca. 1840-1894 Decade 1880-1889 Item Number 00631-4 Format of Original Photographic prints Transcription "Chief Gall captured at Poplar River Jan 2nd 1887 Sioux name Peyee. This man says he is not afraid of any human being. Was pinned to the ground with bayonets and left for dead a few years ago near Berthold, and has been wounded several times before and since. He has killed four officers and any number of other people. Maj. Bell's own handwriting"--Handwritten on back of photograph. Notes Title created by staff. Relation [Is Part Of] North Dakota Studies eighth grade curriculum Biography/History Gall, a Hunkpapa Dakota, tried to prevent the NPRR survey from mapping the lands west of the Missouri River. This territory was, by treaty, part of the Dakota homelands. Repository Institution State Historical Society of North Dakota Repository Collection Major William Bell U.S. Cavalry Collection 00631 Credit Line State Historical Society of North Dakota (00631-4) Rights Management Copyright status unknown. Digital ID sh006314
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