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Photo collection

Photo collection. The following photos show many of the activities that Chief and Mrs. Olds enjoyed during their weekend stay in Oxford. Chief Olds meeting with President Shriver. Chief and Mrs. Olds at Alumni Weekend dinner. (l-r) Mrs. Lorene Olds, Dr. George Fathauer ,

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Photo collection

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  1. Photo collection The following photos show many of the activities that Chief and Mrs. Olds enjoyed during their weekend stay in Oxford.

  2. Chief Olds meeting with President Shriver.

  3. Chief and Mrs. Olds at Alumni Weekend dinner.

  4. (l-r) Mrs. Lorene Olds, Dr. George Fathauer, Chief Forest Olds, Mrs. Martha Shriver, President Shriver, and Bob Wilkin

  5. Mrs. Olds receiving gift from John Dolibois, Vice President for Alumni and Development

  6. A group of Pueblo Indian craftsmen fired traditional pottery in a simple brick kiln on the MacCracken Hall patio.

  7. Chief Olds enjoys the demonstration and talking with other visitors.

  8. Indian artifacts collected by Fraser Douglass (1913–2001) were displayed at King Library. Douglass’ lifetime interest in American Indian art began as a Boy Scout, then led him to become an art school teacher and then a professor at the University of Cincinnati teaching Native American art and design. His subject knowledge was considered expert enough to appraise the collections at the Cincinnati Art Museum and Museum of Natural History. Articles in the Douglass collection were used as models by Mr. Ruthven in his research into the appearance, garb, and habits of the Miami Indians.

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