Browse Digital Heritage
Government records show that individuals from these tribal nations attended the U.S. Indian Industrial School at Genoa, Nebraska: Arapaho, Cheyenne, Chippewa, Cree, Crow, Flathead, Kickapoo, Kootenai, Mohawk, Oglala Sioux, Omaha, Paiute, Pend d'Oreille, Piegan Blackfeet, Ponca, Potawatomi, Rosebud Sioux, Sac and Fox, Santee Sioux, Shawnee, Shoshone, Sisseton Sioux, Standing Rock Sioux, Winnebago, and Yankton Sioux.
Search
Sort
Topic
- (-) Remove School Operations filter School Operations
- Leaving Genoa (124) Apply Leaving Genoa filter
- Coming to Genoa (121) Apply Coming to Genoa filter
- Health, Disease and Mortality (104) Apply Health, Disease and Mortality filter
- Labor, Training and Outing (68) Apply Labor, Training and Outing filter
- Student Finances (39) Apply Student Finances filter
- Families (36) Apply Families filter
- Photographs (32) Apply Photographs filter
- Education and Curriculum (29) Apply Education and Curriculum filter
- Discipline and Punishment (13) Apply Discipline and Punishment filter
- Student Life (8) Apply Student Life filter
Tribe
- Arapaho (Arapahoe) (1) Apply Arapaho (Arapahoe) filter
- Blackfeet (Blackfoot) (2) Apply Blackfeet (Blackfoot) filter
- Cree (1) Apply Cree filter
- Omaha (18) Apply Omaha filter
- Paiute (Piute) (1) Apply Paiute (Piute) filter
- Ponca (11) Apply Ponca filter
- Rosebud (1) Apply Rosebud filter
- Rosebud Sioux (2) Apply Rosebud Sioux filter
- Sac and Fox (1) Apply Sac and Fox filter
- Santee (15) Apply Santee filter
- Shoshone (3) Apply Shoshone filter
- Sioux (2) Apply Sioux filter
- Winnebago (15) Apply Winnebago filter
- Yankton (7) Apply Yankton filter
- Yankton Sioux (2) Apply Yankton Sioux filter
Format
- Letter (976) Apply Letter filter
- Government Report (77) Apply Government Report filter
- Telegram (57) Apply Telegram filter
- Memorandum (32) Apply Memorandum filter
- Photographic Print (32) Apply Photographic Print filter
- School Materials (15) Apply School Materials filter
- Note (14) Apply Note filter
- Contract (6) Apply Contract filter
- Legal Document (5) Apply Legal Document filter
- Receipt (5) Apply Receipt filter
- Contract Proposal (4) Apply Contract Proposal filter
- List of Names (4) Apply List of Names filter
- Legislative Document (3) Apply Legislative Document filter
Digital Heritage
Topic
School OperationsSummary
Regarding the purchase of a farm, the details of the farm land, and the process of review for the deed and abstract.People
Sam B. Davis
Digital Heritage
Topic
School OperationsSummary
Regarding a discrepancy in names of companies when transferring $60.82 to the Swenson Brother Company.
Digital Heritage
Topic
School OperationsSummary
Regarding the return of the abstract to be modernized.
Digital Heritage
Topic
School OperationsSummary
Regarding an inspection on the steam system made by an engineer.People
Sam B. Davis
Digital Heritage
Topic
School OperationsSummary
Regarding the estimated cost for general repairs and to extend the water supply.People
Sam B. Davis
Digital Heritage
Topic
Labor, Training and Outing, School OperationsSummary
Regarding the request to expend $450 for pupil labor.People
Sam B. Davis
Digital Heritage
Topic
School OperationsSummary
Regarding the inspection made by engineers about coal storage, heating, and steam.
Digital Heritage
Topic
School OperationsSummary
Regarding $10,000 in appropriations for repairs and improvements, and $4,500 for the extension of the water system.
Digital Heritage
Topic
School OperationsSummary
Regarding the inspection made by the Bureau's engineers about the use of fuel.
Digital Heritage
Topic
School OperationsSummary
Regarding $9,000 for general repairs and improvements to be made to girls' dormitory, school building, sleeping porches, and the engineer's cottage.People
Sam B. Davis
Digital Heritage
Topic
School OperationsSummary
Regarding the inspection made by engineers about coal storage, heating, and steam.People
S. B. Davis
Digital Heritage
Topic
School OperationsSummary
Regarding the request for information on repairs and improvements planned for the 1923 appropriation of $9,000.