George Sternberg Album #7
 

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Identifier

sa7_010_01

Date

1937

Description

This item features the black and white real photo postcard from the U.B.I.C. and Indian Fair in 1937. The UBIC (Uintah Basin Industrial Convention) was started in 1923 at Fort Duchesne in Utah as a social and educational event focused on agricultural issues. It was later combined with the local Indian fair and ceased in the early 1940s. (Information from "A History Of Uintah County.") This photo features an Indigenous American woman and her baby. The young baby is wearing a baby bunting with an ornate hoodie, and the woman is wearing a jacket that has floral patterns on it.

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black and white photograph

Keywords

Indigenous peoples, Uintah Basin Industrial Convention, Babies, Women, Posing, Cradleboards, Uintah County (Utah), Fort Duchesne (Utah)

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© University Archives, Fort Hays State University

Publisher

Digitized by FHSU Digital Collections

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Language

eng

Transcription

Prize Indian Baby U.B.I.C & Indian Fair 1937

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Keywords

Indigenous peoples, Uintah Basin Industrial Convention, Babies, Women, Posing, Cradleboards, Uintah County (Utah), Fort Duchesne (Utah)

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