Peter Newhouse, an Onondaga chief who posed for one of the statues of the Indian figures at the base of the Joseph Brant Memorial.

Peter Newhouse, an Onondaga chief who posed for one of the statues of the Indian figures at the base of the Joseph Brant Memorial.

Peter Newhouse, an Onondaga chief who posed for one of the statues of the Indian figures at the base of the Joseph Brant Memorial.

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Introduction

This is a black and white photograph portrait of Peter Newhouse, an Onondaga chief who posed for one of the statues of the Indian figures at the base of the Joseph Brant Memorial.

Nation of Maker: Onondaga
Nation of Origin

Peter Newhouse was of the Onondaga nation.

Date Made or Date Range: 188u
Summary of Source(s) for this Relative

Drawn from LAC record.

Materials

black and white photograph

Motifs and Patterns

This is an image of Peter Newhouse, an Onondaga chief who posed for one of the statues of the Indian figures at the base of the Joseph Brant Memorial.

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LAC record

Current Location: Library and Archives Canada, Ottawa
Catalogue, Accession or Reference Number: Mikan no. 3559473
Link to Institution's Collections Database: collectionscanada.gc.ca
Date of Acquisition by the Institution: 1937
Exhibition History

This photograph was in the exhibition: Aboriginal Portraits; produced by Ed Tompkins, with guest curator Jeffrey Thomas; National Archives: 1996.06.18 - 1996.11

Comment on Source of Exhibition & Publication Data

Drawn from LAC record.

GKS Reference Number: 450
Approximate Place of Origin

45.8, -83.9

Source of Information about Places

The Onondaga are of the Great Lakes region.

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