Early Very Rare Sepia Photograph of San Carlos Apache Indian Agency (Arizona)

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Early Very Rare Sepia Photograph of San Carlos Apache Indian Agency (Arizona)
Offered is a turn of the century Early Very Rare Sepia Photograph of San Carlos Apache Indian Agency (Arizona). The image measures approx. 4 x 6 and pictures a teepee, numerous soldiers in uniform with horses, woman and an individual Indian.  The photo had with it a handwritten paper strip with,
"SAN CARLOS INDIAN AGENCY CIRCA 1900"
The San Carlos Agency was established in 1872 for the Apache Indians of the southern part of the White Mountain Reservation. In 1875, the San Carlos Agency was also assigned the northern part of the White Mountain Reservation, previously assigned to the Camp Apache Agency. By 1876, San Carlos had the responsibility for all of the Apache Indians in Arizona. In 1897, the Fort Apache Agency was assigned the northern part of the reservation, and the San Carlos Agency retained the southern part. In 1919, the Rice Station Boarding School was added to the agency.
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